WSFunded

• Wall Street RAPID (1-phase): 10% target, 4% daily DD, 6% max DD, 80% split, first payout after 30 days then every 10 days
• Wall Street CLASSIC (2-phase): 8% then 5% targets, 5% daily DD, 8% max DD, 80% split, first payout after 15 days then every 10 days
• Wall Street ULTRA (2-phase): 10% then 5% targets, 5% daily DD, 10% max DD, 80% split, first payout after 15 days then every 10 days
• Instant Standard: no evaluation, 3% daily DD, 6% trailing DD, 30% best-day consistency rule, 80% split
• Instant Pro: no evaluation, 3% daily DD, 5% trailing DD, 15% best-day consistency rule, 80% split
• Crypto Programs (DXTrade): One Step Crypto (9% target, 6% static DD + 3% daily cap); Two Steps Crypto (6% then 9% targets, 9% DD + 3% daily cap)

Scaling Plan

WSFunded offers a scaling plan that can grow funded capital up to $2,000,000 for consistent traders. To qualify, the trader must achieve a 15% return within a 3-month period and complete at least 3 withdrawals; scaling increases the initial balance by 25% and can raise the profit split up to 95%.

Maximum Daily Loss

Daily loss rules depend on program type. RAPID uses a 4% daily drawdown; CLASSIC and ULTRA use a 5% daily drawdown. Instant Standard and Instant Pro apply a 3% maximum daily drawdown calculated daily (balance/equity check) and reset on the platform’s daily schedule. Crypto programs use a 3% Daily Cap mechanism that can close positions and lock the account for the day if price movement exceeds the cap from the prior day’s equity reference.

Maximum Overall Loss

WSFunded’s overall loss limits vary by product: RAPID has a 6% maximum drawdown; CLASSIC uses an 8% maximum drawdown; ULTRA uses a 10% maximum drawdown (static models). Instant Standard uses a 6% trailing maximum drawdown, while Instant Pro uses a 5% trailing maximum drawdown. Crypto programs publish static maximum drawdown limits (e.g., 6% on One Step Crypto and 9% on Two Steps Crypto).

Drawdown Model

RAPID/CLASSIC/ULTRA are built on static drawdown rules. Instant Standard and Instant Pro use trailing drawdown that follows equity highs; after an approved withdrawal, the trailing drawdown is described as locking at the starting balance and does not reset upward due to withdrawals. Crypto programs apply static max drawdown plus a separate daily cap mechanism.

Commissions

WSFunded does not publish a single commission table inside the public challenge feature summaries provided in its FAQ/help articles. Trading costs (commission/spread) depend on the instrument specifications displayed inside the trading platform for the selected product.

News trading is allowed during evaluation phases. In funded simulated accounts (including Instant), WSFunded restricts opening new trades and closing existing trades on instruments affected by red-folder macroeconomic events within an 8-minute window (4 minutes before and 4 minutes after); profits obtained during restricted windows may be deducted.