At Traderscale, our time rules are designed to promote consistent and active trading while still providing flexibility.
Evaluation Phase
• There is no time limit to complete your evaluation
• You must complete a minimum of 10 trading days
• You must not be inactive for more than 10 consecutive days
A trading day is defined as a day on which at least one trade is opened.
If there is no trading activity for 10 consecutive days, the account may be considered inactive.
Funded Accounts
Once funded:
• The 10 day inactivity rule still applies
• Speedy accounts require a minimum of 10 trading days before payout eligibility
• Pro accounts require a minimum of 2 trading days before payout eligibility
All accounts must remain in compliance with risk management rules at all times.
Withdrawal Schedule
• The first withdrawal request can be made after 30 days
• If the 14 Day Payout add on is selected, the first request can be made after 14 days
• After the first withdrawal, payout requests can be made every 14 days
Profit split:
• Standard profit share is 80 percent
• 90 percent profit share is available with the add on selected at checkout
All withdrawals are subject to compliance review and confirmation that no rules have been breached.
Important: Maximum Drawdown on Speedy Accounts
Speedy accounts operate with a trailing maximum drawdown.
This means:
• The drawdown level moves up as your balance increases
• It does not move back down after profits are withdrawn
When you withdraw profits, your balance decreases but your maximum drawdown level remains based on your highest achieved balance.
Example
On a $100,000 Speedy account:
• You make 4 percent profit, bringing the balance to $104,000
• The trailing drawdown level moves to $96,000
• If you withdraw the full $4,000 profit, your balance returns to $100,000
• Your drawdown level remains at $96,000
This means you now have a remaining drawdown buffer of 4 percent.
For this reason, traders should carefully consider how much they withdraw and ensure they leave sufficient room for their strategy’s natural fluctuations.
You can read more about Maximum Drawdown calculations in the dedicated drawdown article within our Help Centre.