Upcomers

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Consistency Rules

• Best Day Rule (soft in some models, hard in others): your best profitable day cannot exceed a defined percentage of total profits, otherwise payouts may be delayed until profits are more evenly distributed.
• Typical best-day thresholds: around 15% to 20% of total profit depending on model and phase.
• Performance must show a balanced equity curve; extremely concentrated profits in one day may affect payout eligibility.
• Static or dynamic risk metrics are used to assess consistency, particularly in funded accounts.

Firm Rules

• Upcomers operates as a forex and crypto-focused prop firm based in Dubai under the legal entity ROYAL FLOW FZCO, offering simulated funded accounts primarily for manual traders seeking flexibility with clear but strict risk rules. Automation of any kind is completely prohibited, including Expert Advisors, trading bots, copy trading, and high-frequency strategies, both in evaluation and funded stages. The firm runs a dynamic risk framework where many accounts use a trailing drawdown (Dynamic Risk Shield) that moves with equity and never reduces once it locks at breakeven, while some Turbo variants use static drawdown in the challenge then switch to trailing in the funded phase. Single-trade risk is strictly capped, usually between 1.5% and 3% of the initial balance depending on the model; exceeding this on funded accounts results in immediate account termination. There is a soft or hard Best Day Rule that limits how much of your total profit can be generated in a single day, generally between 15% and 30%, which mainly affects payout eligibility rather than always causing instant violations. Traders can trade during high-impact news, hold over weekends and keep overnight positions, but they must stay within drawdown, single-trade loss, and consistency constraints. Many models allow unlimited trading days with no minimum requirement, but some Turbo variants impose a 7 trading day cap and a 30-day overall time limit for the challenge. Challenge fees are generally refundable after requesting the third payout on a funded account, and some accounts use split payment where only 50% of the fee is due upfront and the rest is paid after passing the challenge.

Payout Policy

• Upcomers offers on-demand payouts once a trader meets the minimum profit requirement, which is typically 1% on the funded account. Profit split can reach up to 99% in the funded phase across most evaluation and instant funding models, with an additional 15% profit bonus paid on profits generated during the challenge phase once certain funded scaling milestones are reached. Payouts are processed via multiple methods including crypto (Confirmo), bank transfer, PayPal, Revolut, and Wise, though crypto withdrawals may incur higher fees that can reach around 10%, reducing net profits. There is no fixed monthly or bi-weekly cycle; instead, traders can request withdrawals whenever they satisfy the profit threshold and remain within all risk and consistency rules. Best Day Rules and other consistency metrics can delay payouts if profits are too concentrated in a single day, meaning traders may need to continue trading until performance is more evenly distributed. Challenge fees for qualifying accounts are refunded as a bonus after the third successful payout, effectively reducing long-term cost of funding for consistent traders.

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