The rulebook · v2.0.0
No buried price bands, no fine print, no asterisks. This is the whole rulebook, and these numbers are pulled live from the same config the product enforces, so the page can’t drift from reality. Show your math.
Hit it once. Funded immediately.
Trails your high-water mark up, then locks. It never drops back down.
No daily cap: trade your read, not a clock.
No expiry pressure on the evaluation.
Place a trade at least every 30 days to keep the account open. Any trade resets the clock.
Prove a process, not a single lucky call.
No single day may exceed 40% of your total positive profit.
One stage. Pass it and the funded account is yours.
One fee, paid in USDC on Polygon. Pass once, get the funded account.
The account stays open after every withdrawal: it never closes when you cash out. Payouts are paid weekly in USDC.
One more thing on payouts: your biggest single winning day has to be 40% or less of the profit you made since your last payout. Losing days are not counted against you — the comparison is against your winning days only. This can never fail or close your account. If one day carried the run, the payout waits while you keep trading, and it unlocks as soon as more winning days even it out.
A funded account also carries a daily loss limit of 5%, measured against the balance you started the day with. Unlike the consistency rule, this one can close the account, so it is stated here rather than left in the fine print. It applies once you are funded. The challenge stage has no daily limit, and the row higher up this page is the one that governs it.
PredictFundr is a simulated trading evaluation. Most participants do not pass. This is a real evaluation, not a formality: don't buy a challenge unless you can afford to lose the fee. There's no time limit on evaluations, and the free practice terminal lets you rehearse the exact rules before you start. No deadline to pass, but place at least one trade every 30 days to keep the account open — any trade resets the clock. A deadline to pass and a rule that keeps an open account active are two different things, and this page states both. Payouts are performance-based prize money paid from firm revenue under this rulebook, not investment returns. This is not investment, financial, or tax advice. See the Risk Disclosure and Terms.