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What Is The Max Allocation?

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Max Allocation refers to the maximum size of Master Accounts a trader may actively operate — except for Futures, where it is now based on total account count, not capital.


🧭 Account Limit Summary Table

Market

Limit Type

Max Allocation

Forex + Crypto

Capital

$100K + $100K (Std), $300K (Premium), $50K + $50K (High-Risk)

Futures

Account Count

3 accounts total (Challenge + Master combined)


💱 1. Forex and Crypto Max Allocation (Capital-Based)

Forex traders are limited by total virtual capital allocated to Master Accounts.

Standard Traders

  • $100,000 allocated in your Instant Master Accounts and another $100,000 in your Master Accounts (from your Challenges).

Premium Traders

  • $300,000 combined Forex Master Account allocation.

High-Risk Country Traders

  • $50,000 for challenge-based accounts and $50,000 for instant master accounts, regardless of Premium status.

  • List of high-risk countries is here.

Additional Notes

  • Unlimited Forex Challenge accounts are allowed.

  • Passed challenges exceeding the allocation are held in reserve until space becomes available.


📊 2. Futures Max Allocation (Account-Based)

❗ Applies to both Challenges and Master Accounts

❗ No capital-based allocation

❗ Strict account count limit

Futures trading does not use capital allocation. Instead, it uses a total account limit.

All Traders (Standard, Premium, & High-Risk)

  • Maximum 3 Futures accounts TOTAL

    • This includes both Challenge accounts AND Master accounts.

    • Example:

      • If you have 2 challenge accounts + 1 master account → you’ve reached the limit.

      • You cannot start or purchase a 4th Futures account under any circumstance.

Key Points

  • There is no capital limit, only a 3-account cap.

  • Premium status does not increase the limit.

  • No extra standby accounts — if you pass more than 3 challenges:

    • Additional passed challenges cannot be activated or stored until an existing account is closed/breached.

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