Frequently Asked Questions

Numagera is a proprietary trading firm operating across traditional markets and digital assets. Traders pass the evaluation and can get access to managing funded accounts up to $200,000, with payouts up to 90% of profits.

Under the hood: Numagera is built on legal and native crypto rails: transactions in USDT and USDC stablecoins, market data and execution from Hyperliquid, in-house risk management and core systems.

Two things are different: the rails and the level of transparency. Numagera settles everything in USDT and USDC, so payments clear fast, globally. The trading structure stays familiar. The rest of the operation works differently:

• Real firm capital on every funded account, traded live, no paper profits
• Market data and execution from Hyperliquid: public orderbook, blockchain logs, no B-book or virtual execution
• Modern trading platform built in-house, a clean break from legacy fintech software
• Five markets to trade: crypto, stocks, indices, commodities, and FX

A funded account belongs to the firm and uses the firm's capital. After passing evaluation, the trader gets access to it through the firm's platform. The trader earns a share of the profit it makes, paid out as a payout.

The Evaluation is designed to identify disciplined and consistent traders. Hitting the Profit Target is one requirement. The risk management rules matter just as much: daily drawdown, max drawdown, and the consistency rule. The complete rule set with detailed explanations for each rule is published in the Evaluation Rules and Trading Rules.

The Evaluation uses a simulated environment with real market data and execution logic, so performance reflects real conditions without risking firm capital. Once a trader receives a Funded Account, all orders are routed to the live market with firm capital.

Numagera runs its own trading platform covering 170+ instruments across five asset classes: crypto, stocks, commodities, indices and FX. The live tradeable Markets & Assets list is a curated subset, refreshed every 3H to exclude low-liquidity instruments where slippage and losses can spike.

The platform pairs an in-house risk-management engine and TradingView charts with market data and execution from Hyperliquid, a major on-chain venue for perpetual futures.

Two real risks. The first is on Numagera: platform glitches, execution errors, downtime. Such cases are handled individually. The second is on the trader: not reading the rules. Most failures fall into this category.

Yes. Profit targets, drawdowns (loss limits), minimum days, leverage cap, and consistency are identical across all evaluation tracks. The track only changes the price paid and the profit split after funding.

No. The evaluation never expires while it is being traded. The only calendar rule is inactivity: an account with no trades for 30 consecutive calendar days is closed as abandoned, and any trade resets that counter.

A stage pass isn't granted until the minimum qualifying days are completed: five on Stage 1, three on Stage 2. The profit target must still be met when the final qualifying day closes. Hitting it earlier isn't enough if the gain is given back before then.

Yes. The daily loss limit resets at 00:00 UTC every day. The maximum daily loss allowance is measured against the account equity at that rollover, so a profitable day raises the floor for the next.

The evaluation fee is the only required payment. There are no upgrade fees or platform fees. Each withdrawal carries a fixed $1 fee, regardless of the amount.

No. The cap is enforced regardless of exchange settings. If an open position exceeds the cap, the account fails.

To access a funded account, every trader must pass the Evaluation. The steps: pick an evaluation track, pay the fee in USDT or USDC, and clear two stages by hitting the profit targets within the risk limits.

The evaluation fee is non-refundable once paid. The one exception is a verified technical issue on Numagera's side that prevents the trader from starting the Evaluation. Beyond the evaluation fee, there are no other charges: no subscriptions, no platform fees, no spread markups.

Two real risks. The first is on Numagera: platform glitches, execution errors, downtime. Such cases are handled individually. The second is on the trader: not reading the rules. Most failures fall into this category.

It’s easy and legal to buy stablecoins directly in the Trust Wallet app, by card or instant bank transfer. Learn how to get USDT or USDC in minutes.

USDT and USDC are stablecoins: blockchain tokens pegged 1:1 to the US dollar. Each token is backed by reserves of cash and short-term US Treasuries, which keeps the market price at roughly a dollar. In practice they behave like dollars that live on a blockchain. Transfers clear in minutes, and the network runs 24/7, with no bank hours or wire cut-offs to wait on.

Same dollar peg, different issuer. USDC is issued by Circle, a US-licensed company that publishes monthly reserve attestations. USDT is issued by Tether, the oldest and largest stablecoin by market cap, with the deepest liquidity across exchanges. For self-custody and transfers between wallets, the two are functionally the same.

Yes, in every country on the list. Trust Wallet's onramp partners hold local licenses to sell stablecoins for personal use. Purchases above the daily threshold per email (typically $700, sometimes lower) trigger an ID check and address verification. That's a standard AML requirement for any regulated crypto onramp.

Some verification is always required. Below the daily threshold ($700 per day per email, sometimes lower), email and phone verification is enough. Above it, providers ask for a passport photo and a selfie inside the app, which takes about five minutes. After verification, the daily limit usually rises to several thousand USD. This is a standard anti-money-laundering (AML) requirement.

USDT works on Ethereum (ERC-20), BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20), Arbitrum, Polygon and Solana. USDC also works on Base. On Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum and Base, Trust Wallet's FlexGas pays the fee from the stablecoin balance, so there's no need to hold ETH or BNB. Polygon and Solana aren't on FlexGas, but their fees are a few cents at most, paid in POL or SOL. Ethereum has the widest acceptance across exchanges if the stablecoins are later moved to a CEX.

FlexGas is a Trust Wallet feature that lets users pay the network fee in the stablecoin itself instead of the chain's native token. A wallet holding only USDT or USDC can send those tokens out without first topping up a gas token. FlexGas runs on BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base.

Other routes exist, but each comes with trade-offs the user has to weigh. For example, P2P is a popular option but carries the risk of receiving tainted crypto, which can lead to frozen funds or blocked bank accounts. Research your options and verify the source of funds.

Any Numagera user can apply right from the dashboard. The strongest fit is community leaders with a trading audience, whether crypto or traditional markets like stocks, FX and commodities. That's where the partnership works for Numagera, partners and their audience.

Partners can create up custom codes from the dashboard, each with an optional discount, an expiry and a usage cap. Each code can be switched on/off anytime. The discount comes out of the partner's own commission, not Numagera's share.

Attribution locks on first use. The first time a buyer enters a partner's code, they're bound to that partner for the life of the account. Every later purchase earns commission, even without re-entering the code, and a buyer can't switch to another partner afterward.

A reward starts out Pending the moment the referral's payment clears. It becomes Confirmed once the trader completes their first trading day. A reward that sees no trading for 31 days expires instead and is marked Voided.

The minimum withdrawal is $50, paid in USDT or USDC. All major networks available. Requests have a 48-hour cooldown between them and are usually processed within a business day.

On rewards, the only hard limit is the Terms of Use (users from restricted countries, for instance). On the behavioral side, three things earn nothing: self-referrals, internal-balance purchases and payments in tainted or high-risk crypto. On payouts, the standard withdrawal terms apply, plus an AML check on the destination wallet.

A funded account belongs to the firm and uses the firm's capital. After passing evaluation, the trader gets access to it through the firm's platform. The trader earns a share of the profit it makes, paid out as a payout.

Yes. A funded account is lost by breaching the 5% daily or 10% peak-loss limits, the same as during evaluation. It can also end after a violation of the restricted practices rules.

Every Sunday the system checks each funded account and adds 5× the retained profit to its size. Retained profit is the profit earned since the last check that hasn’t been withdrawn through a payout. Scaling applies only to accounts with no open positions at the time of the check. The increase is capped at +$20K per week and $200K total. Full mechanics and a worked example are on the Account Scaling page.

Identical or hedged positions across multiple accounts, account sharing, identity fraud, and market manipulation are not allowed. Neither is exploiting platform glitches, data-feed errors, latency arbitrage, or any other weakness in the infrastructure. Any violation voids the affected payout cycle and can fail the funded account, even if every numeric rule was met.

On funded accounts of $100K and above. Lower tiers split at 80% on $5K–25K accounts or 85% on $25K–100K accounts. The active rate follows the account size at the time of the payout request, so when an account scales into a larger size, the next payout settles at the higher rate.

The realized profit since the last check, minus anything withdrawn through a payout, is multiplied by five. The result is added to the account size, capped at +$20K per week and $200K total. If no retained profit remains, the account size doesn't change.

Only retained profit counts toward scaling. Anything withdrawn through a payout lowers the base used for the next size increase. Payouts aren't penalized, but they don't grow the account either.

The account is skipped that week and the size stays the same. Floating PnL doesn't count toward scaling.

Two limits. A single scaling check adds at most $20,000, no matter how much profit was retained. The total account size is capped at $200,000. Once that's reached, scaling stops and payouts continue at the full 90% split.

Yes. The split is 80% up to $25K, 85% at $25-100K, and 90% on accounts of $100K and above. No request is needed. The higher rate applies the same week the account crosses the threshold.

Payout can be requested anytime when the trader has no open positions and orders. The minimum payout is $50. No fixed schedule. Funds are sent in USDT or USDC. Most requests are processed within 24 hours, with on-chain confirmation in minutes.

USDT and USDC stablecoins. All major networks available. The network is chosen at the time of each request. The withdrawal fee is $1, and on-chain confirmation usually settles within minutes. Learn more about How to get USDT or USDC.

Any time, as long as the account balance is above its nominal size, there are no open positions, and no restricted practices have been violated. The minimum request is $50. There is no waiting period before the first payout and no cooldown between later ones.

The split applies to realized profit since the previous payout, or since the funded account started if it's the first one.

No. A payout requires the balance to be above the nominal size at the moment of the request. Until then, the account continues trading without restriction within risk limits.

The Evaluation is designed to identify disciplined and consistent traders. Hitting the Profit Target is one requirement. The risk management rules matter just as much: daily drawdown, max drawdown, and the consistency rule. The complete rule set with detailed explanations for each rule is published in the Evaluation Rules and Trading Rules.

Numagera runs its own trading platform covering 170+ instruments across five asset classes: crypto, stocks, commodities, indices and FX. The live tradeable Markets & Assets list is a curated subset, refreshed every 3H to exclude low-liquidity instruments where slippage and losses can spike.

The platform pairs an in-house risk-management engine and TradingView charts with market data and execution from Hyperliquid, a major on-chain venue for perpetual futures.

Every 3 hours. A background job re-fetches eligible USDC-quoted perpetuals from Hyperliquid and commits the new snapshot to the page.

The Evaluation uses a simulated environment with real market data and execution logic, so performance reflects real conditions without risking firm capital. Once a trader receives a Funded Account, all orders are routed to the live market with firm capital.

Only USDC-quoted perpetual futures contracts are supported. Spot trading is not available.

P&L and account balances are denominated in USD. Payments and payouts are processed in USDT/USDC at 1:1 parity with USD.

Effective limits within Evaluation and Funded Account trading may differ. Review the Evaluation rules and Funded Account rules before trading.

Most messages get a reply within minutes. Anything that needs a closer look, like a bug or a payment trace, takes longer.

Include the account email and keep it to one question per message. For an account issue, add the Evaluation ID and describe the problem. For a payment issue, add the transaction hash and details like amount, time, address, and network. For anything visual, add a screenshot.

Email [email protected] with the page URL and the steps to reproduce the problem. For anything visual, add a screenshot. For functional bugs, add browser console logs (F12 → Console). Clear steps get a fix out faster.

Check the payment status in the dashboard. A sent payment shows a transaction hash. Paste it into a block explorer:

• BscScan for BEP-20 transactions
• Etherscan for ERC-20 transactions
• PolygonScan for Polygon transactions
• Arbiscan for Arbitrum transactions
• BaseScan for Base transactions
• Solscan for Solana transactions

If the chain shows no movement after a few hours, send the hash to support and that is enough to start a trace.

Support runs on email and Telegram. Both keep the full context and a record of every request. Written details usually help resolve issues faster than callbacks.

Numagera's activity sits outside financial-services regulation. The model is straightforward: traders pay to take a skills assessment in a simulated environment. The Evaluation fee is a service charge. Live trading happens on the firm's accounts and uses the firm's own capital, with selected traders managing it. Licensing regimes for brokers, exchanges, and asset managers govern firms that handle customer money or execute customer orders. Numagera's operations are out of scope.

There are no formal job posts. The team grows slowly and on merit, so the way in is a direct, specific note to [email protected]: experience, track record, value.

It’s easy and legal to buy stablecoins directly in the Trust Wallet app, by card or instant bank transfer. Learn how to get USDT or USDC in minutes.

Yes, in every country on the list. Trust Wallet's onramp partners hold local licenses to sell stablecoins for personal use. Purchases above the daily threshold per email (typically $700, sometimes lower) trigger an ID check and address verification. That's a standard AML requirement for any regulated crypto onramp.

For joint marketing initiatives and product collaborations send a message to [email protected] with a tight proposal: what’s offered, rough scale, what’s needed from Numagera. Rambling ‘this will be huge’ pitches get ignored. Specific proposals get a reply, even if ‘not now’.