Trade The Pool

Instruments and Assets

Leverage

Commissions

Consistency Rules

• Day Trade Flex: The best position cannot account for more than 50% of the total profit target.
• Day Trade Max: The best position cannot account for more than 30% of the total profit target (applies only on the evaluation account).
• Swing Flex: The best position cannot account for more than 50% of the total profit target.
• Swing Flex Max: The best position cannot account for more than 30% of the total profit target during the evaluation phase and 70% during the funded stage.

Firm Rules

• Trade The Pool (TTP) is a proprietary trading firm focused on stock and equity trading funding programs. Traders are evaluated through structured challenges before gaining access to funded accounts. The firm is designed to reward disciplined stock traders with scaling capital and profit-sharing opportunities.
• 🔹 1. FLEX Program (Evaluation Structure)
• The FLEX account is the most flexible funding model:
• Profit target: 6%
• Daily loss limit: 1%–2%
• Max loss: 3%–4%
• Unlimited evaluation time (no expiry)
• Minimum trades required: around 20 trades
• Minimum position rules apply (liquidity + execution conditions)
• This account is designed for traders who prefer slower, controlled evaluation.
• 🔹 2. MAX Program (Faster Evaluation)
• The MAX account is more structured:
• Profit target: 6% (Day trading) / 15% (Swing trading)
• Daily pause system to limit intraday losses
• Max loss rules strictly enforced
• Evaluation period may have time restrictions depending on setup
• Higher scaling potential than FLEX accounts
• MAX accounts are built for more active traders.
• 🔹 3. Trading Rules (All Accounts)
• Across all programs, Trade The Pool enforces strict stock trading rules:
• Minimum trade duration (some trades must stay open 30–60 seconds)
• Minimum tick profit requirement (example: 10 cents movement rule)
• Consistency rule: no single trade can dominate total profits (30% rule in many cases)
• Trading must follow exchange rules (halts, volatility limits)
• PDT rules do not apply in funded simulation environment
• Copy trading restrictions apply (limited accounts only)
• 🔹 4. Funded Live Account Rules
• Once funded:
• Traders receive a funded simulated live account
• Same trading conditions remain active (risk rules unchanged)
• Profit split is applied after withdrawals
• Accounts are scaled when performance targets are reached
• Scaling increases buying power and daily limits
• Accounts may be closed and reissued at higher levels during scaling cycles

Payout Policy

• Trade The Pool offers a structured payout system designed specifically for stock traders who can demonstrate consistent profitability and risk control. Once a trader becomes funded, they are eligible to withdraw profits under strict but transparent conditions.
• Payouts are generally processed on a 14-day cycle, meaning traders can request withdrawals every two weeks once they meet eligibility requirements. The minimum withdrawal threshold is usually around $300 profit per cycle, ensuring that only meaningful performance is paid out .
• Before any payout is approved, the firm checks compliance with its trading rules. This includes verification of:
• Maximum drawdown limits
• Daily pause violations
• Consistency rule compliance
• Minimum trade requirements
• If any rule is breached, payouts may be reduced or denied. This strict system is designed to protect the capital pool and maintain fairness across all funded traders.
• Profit splits vary depending on the account type and scaling level, but traders typically receive a significant portion of net profits after deductions. As traders progress through scaling levels, both buying power and payout potential increase.
• A key feature of Trade The Pool is its scaling system, where successful traders are rewarded with larger accounts. Once performance targets are met, the firm increases account size and adjusts risk parameters accordingly. This allows traders to grow from small funded accounts into significantly larger capital allocations over time.
• Recent community feedback also highlights that payouts are real but rule-heavy, meaning traders must strictly follow consistency and execution rules to avoid payout issues. Many traders emphasize that success depends more on discipline than strategy alone.
• Overall, Trade The Pool is built for long-term stock traders who want structured capital growth rather than fast, high-risk payouts.

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