Quick answer: Maximum capital allocation is $600,000 across all your active accounts combined, per individual trader. The system does not enforce it — staying within the cap is your responsibility, and it's checked manually at payout review.
The limit
Three $200,000 accounts = $600,000 ✓
Four $200,000 accounts = $800,000 ✗
Per individual trader, not per login.
Note: Traders are only permitted to have two Flex accounts per account account size.
Not automatically enforced — and what happens if you exceed it
The system does not currently prevent purchases that exceed the cap. At payout review, compliance manually verifies total funding across all your accounts. If you've exceeded $600,000:
Profits on the most recently purchased account that took you over the limit are voided
The evaluation fee for that account is refunded in full
That account is no longer eligible for payouts
Check your total before buying another account — if unsure whether a purchase takes you over, ask support first.
Accounts cannot be merged
Balances can't be combined, profits can't be transferred between accounts, and drawdown is calculated individually per account. Each account must meet its own objectives. Merging would interfere with risk management, rule enforcement and payout calculation.
If you want more capital, a single larger account is usually simpler than several smaller ones — one set of limits, one objective, one payout schedule.
Trading multiple accounts
You may trade the same setup manually across your own accounts, but several rules apply across accounts: no adding the same asset on a second account while the first is in floating loss, no opposing directions on the same instrument, no using a second account to carry exposure that would breach the first, and no copiers or scripts replicating trades. See [What Is Allowed – Scaling, Multiple Entries & Manual Mirroring] and your program's prohibited practices article.
Leverage
Program | Standard | Metals & crypto |
Speedy | 1:30 | 1:3 |
Flex | 1:30 | 1:3 |
Pro | 1:100 | 1:10 |
Instant Funding | 1:30 | 1:3 |
Higher leverage does not increase your drawdown limits — it changes how quickly you can reach them, not where they sit.