$100K funded.A drawdown that stops chasing you.

If you want the lowest upfront cost, start with Growth: $129 for a 50K evaluation or $199 for 100K, plus a matching activation fee when you pass. If you'd rather skip the evaluation and trade the funded account from day one, choose Express ($999 for 50K, $1,999 for 100K), which also carries a higher $25,000 lifetime payout cap. Both run on NinjaTrader and Tradovate and pay 80/20 weekly.

Every program shares the same core rules, published before you pay: a daily loss limit ($1,000 on 50K, $2,000 on 100K), a trailing max drawdown ($3,000 / $6,000) calculated end of day, and a minimum 15-second hold on trades. News trading is allowed. Trading is manual only, no algos or automated systems. On Express, the first daily-loss breach pauses the account for the day and a second one closes it; on Growth, a daily-loss breach is a hard breach.

Once you're funded, no single trading day can account for more than 30% of your total profit when you request a payout. So if you've made $2,000 total, no one day can have contributed more than $600 of it. It confirms you're trading consistently, not getting lucky once and cashing out.

Per-cycle payouts start smaller and rise as you prove consistency, and each account has a lifetime cap ($15,000 on Growth-funded, $25,000 on Express). Once you reach the cap the account closes, and that's exactly when the path to a real-money seat at T3 Global opens, where the ceiling comes off.

Growth and Express are simulated funded accounts. The buying power is simulated and you trade on NinjaTrader or Tradovate with live market data, but the capital itself isn't real money. Your payouts, however, are real, paid against your simulated P&L. Pro Trader Funding is different: you contribute your own capital (from $100K+) and trade real money with institutional leverage and infrastructure through T3 Global.

Yes, but it's earned, not automatic. The T3 path is reserved for traders who show sustained, risk-managed performance over time. T3 Global operates within the T3 group, which includes a regulated SEC broker-dealer and FINRA/SIPC member. This isn't a marketing line; it's a real desk for traders who prove a real edge, and it's invite-only by design.

Fair question, and asking it means you're thinking clearly. TradeFundrr is a real company with a real address (88 Pine St, 23rd Floor, New York, NY 10005), real reviews on Trustpilot, and real payouts documented publicly. The business model is on this page in plain sight: eval fees fund the payouts, and the real upside is graduating top traders to T3's institutional desk. The simulated-capital model is standard in prop trading; what's different here is the real T3 partnership with real regulatory credentials.

You can't lose $100K the way you're picturing, because the $100K is simulated buying power, not your money. If you breach the account rules (like the max drawdown), the account pauses or closes depending on your plan, but your personal savings are completely unaffected. The only money at stake is the fee you paid to start, not your trading capital.

Payouts become available after 10 funded trading days that meet the rules. With Express you go straight to funded, so that clock starts immediately. With Growth you first pass the evaluation, then the same 10-day funded window applies.