Both evaluations share the same 9% profit target, the same five account sizes and the same 3% Daily Loss Limit. The difference is speed against room. Booster gets you funded faster and costs less. Signature gives you more max drawdown room to work with. Neither is easier to pass, and they suit different traders.
Booster: the fast route
Booster has no minimum trading days. The evaluation passes the moment you reach the 9% target, which can be a single session. It also costs less than Signature for the same account size.
Its Max Loss Limit is static and fixed at 3% below your starting balance.
Booster suits traders who size precisely, trade actively, and want to reach a funded account quickly.
Signature: more room to work
Signature sets the Max Loss Limit at 6% below your starting balance, twice the daily allowance, so a difficult day does not leave the account near its floor. It asks for 2 qualifying trading days, so the result reflects more than a single session.
Signature also unlocks the Extended Drawdown add-on, which raises the Max Loss Limit to 7% and the Daily Loss Limit to 4% in exchange for a 10% profit target.
Signature suits traders who hold positions longer, scale into ideas, or simply want more margin for error.
What is identical on both
- The 9% profit target
- The 3% Daily Loss Limit
- All five account sizes, from $5,000 to $100,000
- The 80% profit split, or 95% with the Reward Split add-on
- Leverage, tradeable markets, trading fees and the payout schedule
- No time limit on the evaluation
Once you are funded
Both types apply a consistency rule to payouts. Your best single day can be up to 50% of total profit on Signature, and under 40% on Booster. Everything else about payout eligibility is the same on both, including the 5 qualifying trading days between on-demand payout requests.
How to choose
Two questions decide it:
- Do you want to be funded as quickly as possible? Booster, with no minimum trading days.
- Do you want more room for a difficult day? Signature, with the 6% floor.
The type is fixed at purchase and cannot be changed afterwards, so choose before you buy. You are not limited to one: evaluations are uncapped, and many traders run both.
FAQ
Which one is easier to pass? Neither. Both require the same 9% profit target. Booster can be completed faster because it has no minimum trading days, and Signature gives you more drawdown room. Which one fits depends on how you trade.
Can I switch from Signature to Booster after buying? No. The type is fixed at purchase. You can buy a different evaluation whenever you like, since evaluations are uncapped.
Is the profit target different? No. Both are 9% of the starting balance. It rises to 10% only if you add Extended Drawdown, which is available on Signature.
Is the Daily Loss Limit different? No. It is 3% of your initial balance on both.
Can I add Extended Drawdown to a Booster account? No, Extended Drawdown is available on Signature only. The Reward Split add-on is available on both.
Is the payout split different? No. Both pay 80% by default.
Can I hold both a Signature and a Booster funded account? Yes. They count toward the same limits: up to 4 funded accounts and $400,000 in combined funded capital.
