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InstantFunding — One Phase

One Phase, One Phase Micro, and One Phase Clarity — a single evaluation, then funded. The phase breakdown doesn't matter once you're funded, what matters is the effective total and the rules that apply after.

All three require a single evaluation pass before funding, no second phase. Standard has the loosest consistency (40%) but the tightest drawdown (8%) and no news/weekend permission by default. Micro flips that: tighter consistency (15%), wider drawdown, and news/weekend included. Clarity swaps the lot cap and consistency rule for a trailing drawdown and an open risk auto-close instead.
Rule One Phase One Phase Micro One Phase Clarity
1st Target (GT$)11.5%8.5%10.5%
Max Account Size$200,000
Recurring Target1.5%
Max Daily Loss3%4%4%
Max Drawdown8% static7% static6% trailing
Open Risk / RMT1.5%2%2%
Lot CapsYesYesNo
Consistency Rule40%15%None
News / WeekendPaid add-onIncludedIncluded
Profit Split80% (90% with add-on, +30% on cost)
PayoutNo fixed frequency, 1.5% minimum, consistency rule forces trading spread across daysEvery 7 days, 1.5% minimum
Scaling+25% every 90 days (10% profit required), capped at 2x starting size

The Payout Rule Nobody States Directly

Standard and Micro have no explicit payout frequency limit, you can request one any time you clear the 1.5% minimum. But the consistency rule (40% Standard, 15% Micro) means no single day can carry more than that share of your total profit, which forces your result to come from enough separate days that the math actually works. It's a soft pacing constraint wearing a different name, functionally similar to Clarity's hard 7-day cadence, just enforced through the profit distribution instead of the calendar.

Scaling Isn't Worth Planning Around Here Either

All three products, including Clarity, scale at +25% per 90-day cycle (each gated behind a fresh 10% profit requirement), capped at doubling the account. Same math as the small Instant tier: reaching a full 2x takes 3-4 consecutive successful cycles, 9-12+ months of sustained performance. A second account, even the priciest one in this lineup, costs less and arrives faster than waiting on this to compound.

Standard vs Micro vs Clarity

One Phase

Highest phase target (10%), tightest drawdown (8%), most relaxed consistency (40%), and the only one of the three that charges extra for news and weekend trading. Suits traders who can deliver a big evaluation run but don't need round-the-clock access.

One Phase Micro

Lower target (7%), wider drawdown room, tighter consistency (15%), and by far the cheapest of the three ($259). News and weekend included. The 15% consistency rule isn't a cost, it's just a rule, a trader who already trades in a steady, repeatable way will never notice it. It only bites the ones trading like it's a demo account.

One Phase Clarity

No consistency rule and no lot cap, the most freedom of the three, in exchange for a trailing drawdown with no lock-in and an open risk auto-close on top. The priciest of the three. Same trade-off pattern as Clarity on the Instant tier: more freedom, less firm-side risk absorbed for your money.

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Updated: Jul 21, 2026