InstantFunding — Instant Funded

IF & IF GO — no evaluation, no profit target, no consistency rule. The most flexible products in the lineup.

The Instant Funded line skips the evaluation phase entirely. You buy the account, you trade, you get paid. The catch is the smart drawdown lock — after +5% gain, your 10% drawdown permanently tightens to 5%.

Rule	IF	IF GO
Price (100K)	$4,624*	$3,699*
Profit Target	None
1st Target (effective)	5% (smart drawdown lock before payout)
Max Daily Loss	None	20% of max DD
Max Loss	10% → locks to 5% after +5% gain
Drawdown Type	Smart drawdown — static, then permanently tighter after lock
Consistency Rule	None
Profit Split	80% (90% after scaling)
Payout	Monthly after smart drawdown lock
Scaling	Doubles each time, up to $1.28M, costs 5% of starting balance

The Smart Drawdown Lock

The main selling point is “no profit target” — but to request a payout you must first reach +5% to lock the smart drawdown. Before the lock, your max drawdown is 10% from the starting balance. After the lock, it permanently tightens to 5%.

This means: the moment you qualify for payout, your safety buffer halves permanently. Every subsequent cycle starts with half the room. It’s not a target — it’s a one-way ratchet.

IF vs IF GO

The GO variant is cheaper but adds a daily loss limit (20% of max drawdown). IF has no daily limit at all. If you need intraday flexibility, IF is the one. If cost matters more, GO trades a small constraint for a lower price.

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Updated: Jun 18, 2026