You can hold up to 4 funded accounts at any one time, with a combined maximum of $400,000. Both limits apply, so whichever one you reach first is the one that stops you.
Evaluations are not capped
You can buy as many evaluations as you like, in any sizes and either evaluation type. Nothing restricts how many you run at once. The 4 account and $400,000 limits apply only once accounts are funded.
Valid combinations
- 4 at $100,000 equals $400,000, the maximum on both limits at once
- 2 at $100,000 plus 2 at $50,000 equals $300,000
- 1 at $100,000 plus 3 at $50,000 equals $250,000
- 4 at $50,000 equals $200,000
- 4 at $25,000 equals $100,000
Signature and Booster funded accounts both count toward the same two limits.
If passing would take you over
Contact support at [email protected] before buying an evaluation that would push you past 4 funded accounts or $400,000, so it can be sorted out in advance rather than at the moment you pass.
Each account is independent
Every funded account has its own drawdown limits, its own payout cycle and its own consistency check. A breach on one does not affect any other, and it frees a slot for a new funded account.
You can trade the same strategy across all of them. What is prohibited is opening opposing positions across accounts on the same instrument at the same time, which removes genuine market exposure. See What trading practices are prohibited at CoinProp?
One trader, one identity
Creating accounts under different emails or identities to work around the limits is a Terms of Use violation and will result in disqualification.
FAQ
How many funded accounts can I hold? Up to 4 at any one time, with a combined maximum of $400,000.
Can I hold 8 funded accounts at $50,000 each? No. That is $400,000 and within the capital limit, but it is 8 accounts and the maximum is 4.
Is there a limit on how many evaluations I can buy? No. Buy as many as you want. The 4 account and $400,000 limits apply to funded accounts only.
What happens if a funded account is breached? That account closes and stops counting toward both limits, freeing a slot and its capital for a new funded account.
Can I mix Signature and Booster funded accounts? Yes. Both count toward the same limits, and each keeps its own rules for drawdown, consistency and payout caps.
Can I run the same strategy across all my funded accounts? Yes. What you cannot do is open opposing positions across accounts on the same instrument at the same time.