General
TradeSport's differences: an option to be funded from day one, a universal 90/10 split from the first payout, no daily loss limits, unlimited resets, a drawdown that locks at starting balance + $100 after your first payout, and Trade League — a monthly ranked tournament format.
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We won't characterize other firms' current terms — check their sites. Here's what's structurally different about TradeSport:
Funded from day one (One-Phase). Our One-Phase Challenges have no evaluation at all — you trade a simulated funded account from the moment of purchase. If you prefer a cheaper entry with an eval first, Two-Phase offers that, and activation after passing is free (no activation fee).
90/10 from the first payout. Every payout on every product is split 90/10 in your favor — from day one, with no scaling tiers to climb.
No daily loss limits. On any product. Only the published max-loss/drawdown rules apply, so one rough morning doesn't automatically end your day.
Trailing-then-locked drawdown. The drawdown is intraday-trailing only until your first payout — then it permanently locks at starting balance + $100 and never trails again. After one payout, you know your floor forever.
Unlimited resets. Challenge resets are unlimited, at the same price as entry, each one a brand-new account.
No time limits. Evals and challenges are open-ended — no 30-day clock. (The one clock that does exist is an inactivity rule: an account with no trading activity for 10 consecutive trading days — roughly two calendar weeks — is closed for inactivity.)
Rules locked at purchase. Rule changes that tighten obligations never apply retroactively to accounts already running.
Trade League. A monthly ranked tournament — identical $50,000 accounts, top 10% of paid entries share a revenue share. First public league: January 2027.
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- Can I lose more than my entry fee?No. Trading is simulated, so blowing the account never creates a debt. Your entry fee (plus any resets you choose to buy) is the absolute maximum you can lose.
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- Do I need trading experience to start?There's no experience requirement — just be 18+ and outside the restricted countries. Tiers run from Beginner to Advanced, trading is fully simulated so the downside is capped at your entry fee, and micro contracts let you trade small.
- Is this real money?The trading is simulated — no real capital is at risk in your trades. But the entry fee you pay is real, and the payouts you earn are real cash, issued by Prop Account, LLC and disbursed via Rise at a 90/10 split in your favor.
- Is TradeSport gambling?No. Outcomes on TradeSport are determined by trading skill against published, objective rules — not by chance, lottery mechanics, or wagering. Entry fees buy access to compete, not a bet on an event.