Built for traders ready for uncapped potential.

After three consecutive payouts on the same Pro account, the account is reviewed by our risk team. Approved traders move to a real brokerage account at Blue Row Capital — real money, daily payouts, an 80/20 split, and no consistency rule. The trigger is documented; the review is human.

Pro is designed for compounding rather than daily cash extraction. The 14-day window from your first trade lets the EOD trailing drawdown settle into a stable floor and gives the account a meaningful equity track record before the first payout — both of which the live transition review depends on.

Up to $100,000 per cycle, subject to your live equity above the required buffer at the time of request. Most competing "pro" tiers cap each cycle at $5,000 or 50% of account balance — Pro is the cap that doesn't become the binding constraint in your best months.

One Pro account per user. The Pro plan is built around a single high-quality account that earns a live brokerage seat — not for stacking multiple sim accounts in parallel.

Blue Row Capital is the live brokerage relationship MFFU traders graduate into. Once your Pro account hits three consecutive payouts and clears risk-team review, your account is transitioned to a Blue Row Capital live brokerage seat — same rules, real money, real broker.

It's worth it if you're optimizing for scale over cadence. Rapid is the better economic choice for active traders who want daily cashflow at a 90/10 split on smaller sizes. Pro is the better choice if you want a single account with up to $100K per payout, $50K–$150K sizes, no daily loss limit once funded, and a defined live transition.

Pro uses end-of-day trailing drawdown in both eval and sim-funded. The max-loss line trails your equity high at the end of each trading day, not intraday. Once you've built a buffer above starting balance, the trailing behavior matches what live capital uses behind a real brokerage seat.

There's a 50% consistency rule in evaluation only. Once you're funded, there is no consistency rule. Your best day is just your best day — it doesn't cap your monthly payout the way it does at most competing firms.

Intraday trailing (used by Rapid) updates the trailing max-loss line in real time as your equity moves up during the session — your highest unrealized P&L can pull the floor up against you. EOD trailing (used by Pro) only updates the line at the end of each trading day, based on your closing balance. EOD is the model used at most live brokerage seats, and it's more forgiving of mid-session volatility.