Clear overview

Clear is one of our two funded-account products. It removes the daily loss limit entirely — you trade with one limit and one limit only — in exchange for steadier trading and a size that scales as you bank profit.

This collection covers everything about Clear in one place: the evaluation rules, the funded rules, and the payout rules. You shouldn't need to read the Prime articles to understand your Clear account.

Clear at a glance

The four sizes

Clear is available in all four account sizes, at the same prices as Prime. The economics below are identical in both products — only the rules differ.

On a funded Clear account the max contracts column is your ceiling, not your starting point — see Clear scaling.

What makes Clear different

• No daily loss limit — in either phase. There is no daily ceiling to bump into. The trailing Max Loss Limit is the only limit that can close the account, and it's measured end-of-day.
• Your size grows with your profit. Once funded, your contract limit steps up through bands as you bank profit, up to your tier maximum.
• A consistency gate to get funded. Your biggest evaluation day must stay within 50% of your total profit, and you need at least two trading days.
• No consistency rule once funded. After you're funded, that check is gone entirely — payouts are earned through profitable days instead.

Who Clear suits

Traders who want room to manage risk their own way without a daily ceiling, and who trade consistently enough to build up profitable days. If you'd rather have a daily guardrail and the freedom to concentrate profit into one big session, look at Prime instead — see Prime vs Clear: which package is right for you.

Where to go next

• How the Clear evaluation works — what you need to do to pass.
• Clear funded account rules — what changes once you're funded.
• Clear payouts — minimums, maximums, and the five profitable days.