FREES Max

During the evaluation phase, FREES Max and FREES Safety accounts share the same operating conditions. The difference begins only after the evaluation is successfully completed.

Below are the characteristics of the FREES evaluations.

Account Sizes and Trading Limits

General Rules for All Account Sizes

The following conditions apply to the 25K, 50K, and 100K accounts:

• Drawdown Type: Trailing or EOD Add-on

• Consistency Rule: No

• Daily Loss Limit: No

• Minimum Trading Days: No

• Activation Fee: FREE

• Monthly Subscription: Yes, with manual renewal

• Reset Fee: $85 usd

The Monthly Subscription does not renew automatically. The trader manually decides whether to renew or extend it, allowing full control over payments and avoiding any unexpected charges.

The drawdown can function as a Trailing Drawdown or as an End-of-Day (EOD) Drawdown if the trader adds the EOD Drawdown Add-on. This add-on must be selected at the time of purchase and cannot be added later.

Payout Policy for FREES MAX Funded Accounts

Account Sizes and Trading Limits

General Rules for All Account Sizes

The following conditions apply to the 25K, 50K, and 100K accounts:

• Drawdown Type: Trailing or EOD Add-on

• BUFFER: NO

• CONSISTENCY RULE: NO

• DAILY LOSS LIMIT: NO

• Minimum Trading Days: 5 profitable days of at least $150 each

• Monthly Subscription: No

This account removes traditional barriers, as it does not include a consistency rule, has no daily loss limit, and does not require maintaining a safety buffer, providing a clear, direct, and frictionless trading environment.

FREES Max is designed to offer a simple, accessible, and highly flexible funded experience, intended for traders who want to operate without unnecessary restrictions or complex rules. In the funded stage, the trader can focus exclusively on performance and results without worrying about additional limitations.

Important note: the reset for funded accounts must be purchased at the moment of account activation. This benefit cannot be added later under any circumstances.

Requirements to Request a Payout

Maximum Payout per Request

Example 1: 50K Account

The trader generates $500 in profit.

Additionally, he completes 5 profitable days, each with at least $150 in profit.

Since the trader is allowed to request up to 50% of the generated profit, with a minimum payout request of $250 and a maximum of $2,000 per request for a 50K account, he can request:

In this case, the trader can request a payout of $250.

The account retains the remaining $250 in profit.

With an 85/15 profit split, the trader receives:

85% of $250 = $212.50

After the payout request is deducted, the account balance becomes $50,250.

Example 2: 50K Account

The trader generates $5,000 in profit.

Additionally, he completes 5 profitable trading days, generating at least $150 in profit on each day.

He is allowed to request up to 50% of the generated profit, with a minimum payout request of $250 and a maximum of $2,000 per request for a 50K account.

Although 50% of the generated profit is $2,500, the maximum payout request for this account size is $2,000. Therefore, he can request:

In this case, the trader can request a payout of $2,000.

The account retains the remaining $3,000 in profit.

With an 85/15 profit split, the trader receives:

85% of $2,000 = $1,700

After the payout request is deducted, the account balance becomes $53,000.

Second Payout and Subsequent Requests

After each payout, a new payout cycle begins.

For each new payout request, the trader must again meet the following requirements:

Complete another 5 profitable trading days.

Each profitable day must generate at least $150 in profit.

Have at least $1 in net profit above the account balance after the previous payout.

Example of a New Payout Cycle

The trader reaches a balance of $53,000.

They request a payout of $1,500.

After the payout, the new account balance is $51,500.

Before requesting the next payout, the trader must:

Complete another 5 profitable days, each with at least $150 in profit.

Reach at least a balance of $51,501.

This confirms that the trader generated new profit after the previous payout.

Drawdown Behavior

Trailing version: follows the highest intraday balance.
EOD version: follows the highest End-of-Day balance.

Regardless of whether the account uses Trailing Drawdown or the EOD Drawdown Add-on, the drawdown locks under the same conditions.

Drawdown Lock Rule

The drawdown moves along with the account balance and will continue adjusting as the balance increases.

When the account reaches the full drawdown amount, it locks and never moves again in either case.

Example of Drawdown Lock, 50K Account

In a 50K account, the drawdown is $2,000.

If the account balance is $50,200, the drawdown will be at $48,200.

The drawdown continues to follow the balance until the account reaches $52,100.

When the account reaches $52,100, the drawdown locks immediately at $50,100.

From that moment on, the drawdown no longer moves, even if the account balance continues to increase.

Drawdown Lock After a Payout

If the trader requests a payout before reaching the initial lock level, the drawdown locks immediately at the same level as it would under normal conditions.

Example: 50K Account

The trader completes 5 profitable trading days and generates $1,500 in profit.

He is allowed to request up to 50% of the generated profit, with a minimum payout request of $250.

In this case:

50% of $1,500 = $750

Therefore, the trader can request a payout of $750.

The account retains the remaining $750 in profit.

With an 85/15 profit split, the trader receives:

85% of $750 = $637.50

After the payout is deducted, the account balance becomes $50,750.

Since the trader requests the payout before the account reaches $52,100, the drawdown immediately locks at $50,100.

From that moment on, the drawdown stops moving permanen