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Elite Trader Funding (ETF) has a set of essential rules to guide traders in their evaluation process. These rules cover trading activity, risk management, and account maintenance, ensuring compliance and protecting account status.
This guide provides an overview of account types and parameters available in Elite Trader Funding (ETF) Sim-funded accounts. Each account type varies by position limits, minimum balances, and profit targets, based on different evaluation programs: 1 Step, Fast Track, EOD, Static, and Diamond Hands. This guide does not cover LIVE ELITE accounts.
In Elite Trader Funding (ETF) accounts, there is a strict limit on the maximum number of open positions allowed simultaneously. Exceeding this limit can lead to serious consequences, including evaluation failure or account closure. Here’s a detailed guide on how position limits work.
The Elite Trader Funding (ETF) Elite Sim-Funded accounts come with two primary fee structures: a one-time activation option and a recurring monthly plan. Below is a breakdown of these fees.
To ensure active usage and manage operational costs, Elite Trader Funding (ETF) requires all users to log into their trading platform at least once every 30 days. Failure to comply with this policy will result in account deactivation and the forfeiture of any accumulated profits or credits.
To earn credit for an active trading day in Elite Trader Funding’s (ETF) Elite Sim-Funded accounts, specific criteria must be met. This ensures that each trading day meaningfully contributes to the account’s performance and aligns with ETF’s evaluation standards.
For a limited time, Elite Trader Funding (ETF) allows traders to maintain a maximum of 20 active Elite Sim-Funded accounts simultaneously. However, this policy is subject to certain restrictions and guidelines to ensure efficient account management and performance.