Alpha Futures
Start on a Zero plan to learn the rules cheaply, then move up to Advanced once you are consistent.
Pros
- Zero plans have no activation fee
- No consistency rule in the Zero evaluation
- Daily Loss Guard stops a bad day getting worse
- End-of-day drawdown, 90% profit split
Cons
- Zero has the lowest payout caps
- 40% consistency rule on Zero payouts
- The Loss Guard locks you out for the day
- Advanced has higher targets and a fee after passing
Alpha fits you if
Read more: Zero, then Advanced
Zero plan. A one-step evaluation on 25K, 50K or 100K accounts that can be passed in a single trading day. The Daily Loss Guard pauses your account for the day once you are down 2% of the starting balance, in the evaluation and when funded. Once funded you need five winning days before a payout, and payouts are capped lower than on the other plans.
Advanced plan. The step up. No daily loss limit and no consistency rule once funded, with much higher payout caps. In exchange the profit target is higher, the evaluation has a 50% consistency rule, and there is a one-time activation fee after you pass.
The path. Use Zero to build the habit of small, repeatable days with the guard rail on. Move to Advanced when you no longer need it.
