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$15,000 opens your first $100,000 live trading account. Every account after that is $7,000, and there's no cap on how many you hold.

These are real accounts trading real capital through an institutional liquidity provider — not simulated prop-firm accounts. We connect our systems, manage the risk, and handle the technical setup. You get full account access and withdraw the profits.

Your exposure is capped at what you've already paid in. You cannot owe beyond it, there's no scenario where we come back asking for more, and there's no personal liability past your entry.

Each account also carries a fixed risk limit of $7,200, set by the liquidity provider. It's a hard floor, not a trailing one, and not a hidden rule designed to trip you — it's there to protect the capital. If an account reaches it, the account closes.

We target 1–1.5% per month on the $100,000 account. That is the number to plan around.

For context on the range: our systems averaged roughly 3.2% a month across 2025, and so far in 2026 we have run closer to 1.5%. Both are averages across many months of trading, not forecasts, and past results do not predict future ones.

What that means in cash terms, because the percentage on its own is misleading. On an additional account costing $7,000, a 1% month nets you roughly $501 after the profit split and the service fee, and a 3% month nets roughly $2,101 — about 7% to 30% against what the account cost you. Your first account is $15,000, so the same two months work out closer to 3% and 14%.

These arrive as a blend. Some months are strongly green and some are red — June and July 2026 were both red. The figures above describe what an average has looked like, not what any single month will do.

Yes. June and July 2026 were both losing months — the first in the program's history.

Anyone who joined immediately before a strong stretch earlier this year had good timing, and anyone who joined in June had bad timing. Same systems, same team, different sixty-day window. There's a full breakdown on the June Transparency tab in the hub, and it's a fair thing to press us on during the call.

Yes. You keep 80%. The liquidity provider takes 20%, on withdrawals.

That split is the reason they back the accounts with real capital: they earn when the accounts perform, not when you deposit.

One. A $299 per month service fee per account.

Mechanically, $373.75 is withdrawn from the account on the 20th of each month. The 20% split applies to that withdrawal like any other, so we net $299. The difference is not an extra charge — it is the same split applied to our own fee.

It is only taken if the account is holding at least $373.75 above its $100,000 starting balance. If the account is flat or down that month, nothing is withdrawn.

There is an open withdrawal window from the 21st to the 30th of each month. You log into your dashboard and request it there.

Funds move through Riseworks, which handles escrow and identity verification, and typically land in your Rise account within 24 to 48 hours.

Because every trade is A-booked to the live market, the money you withdraw was made in the market. It is not paid out of company cash flow.

Yes. It's your account and you get full access. Watch every trade live in MetaTrader 5, connect it to MyFXBook or any tracker you prefer, and use the member portal for balance, equity and profit at a glance.

Where the money comes from. A prop firm's revenue is challenge fees, and its payouts come out of that same pot — which means the model only works if most traders fail.

Here, trades are A-booked to the live market through an institutional provider. Everyone in the structure — you, us, them — gets paid out of the same thing: the account performing.

There is also a hard ceiling on the prop firm route. They prohibit what they call group trading — many accounts taking an identical position at the same moment. Capital at our scale placing the same trade would breach every account simultaneously, on the same tick. These systems cannot be run at this size inside a prop firm structure, whatever the rulebook says.

The account closes. To keep trading you'd purchase a replacement at $7,000.

We trade conservatively precisely because we're working with leveraged capital, and members who scale usually run several accounts on different systems so a single account event doesn't define the portfolio. It remains a real risk, and trading carries inherent risk.

All of it. Accounts are delivered within about seven days of joining, then you either book an onboarding call or follow the steps we send. You don't need a copier, a VPS, or any technical knowledge.

Monitoring, updates and portfolio re-optimisation are included. There's nothing extra to buy and nothing for you to manage.

None. Trading involves real risk of loss and you need to be comfortable with that before you join. If you're looking for a guaranteed return, this isn't for you and we'll tell you so on the call.

Don't invest money you can't afford to lose, and don't borrow to get in — we don't finance this and we'll talk you out of it.

It's a two-way fit conversation, about 30 minutes. You'll get asked what you're trying to accomplish, what your capital situation looks like, and what your risk tolerance is. If it isn't a fit, we'll say so.

We'll walk the full program, the risks, and the ROI model, answer whatever's left, and if it is a fit, handle payment and book your onboarding. Be somewhere quiet with something to take notes on.