The Instant Blitz Model offers immediate access to a funded account with defined rules designed to support disciplined risk management and consistent profit performance.
Account Violations (Hard Breach)
All Instant funding Models have trailing drawdown.
Hard breach are serious violations to our established rules. A hard breach happens when a trader exceeds the maximum daily loss or total drawdown limit, resulting in the immediate closure of the account.
Max Daily Drawdown – 2%
What does this mean?
The maximum daily loss limit is 2% of your initial account balance.How is it calculated?
The daily drawdown is calculated daily at 5 PM EST based on your account balance or equity. Your equity must not drop by more than 2% of your initial account balance in a single trading day.
Example:
For a $100,000 account, the daily drawdown limit is $2,000. If your account balance or equity drops below $98,000, you will exceed your daily loss limit
Max Total Drawdown – 4% (Trailing)
What does this mean?
The maximum total drawdown or Instant Goat accounts is a trailing drawdown set at 4% of the equity value. This means that your maximum loss limit adjusts based on your account’s performance. If your equity increases, your maximum drawdown limit also moves up. However, it does not decrease if your equity drops, ensuring a dynamic but protective risk management system.
Example:
For a $100,000 account:
If your account reaches $104,000, your new trailing drawdown limit becomes $99,840 (4% below your account’s equity)
If your account then drops to $103,000, your new trailing drawdown limit will still be $99,840.
Your drawdown limit follows your Equity value and remains 4% of that value.
N.B - The Maximum Loss Limit resets after each payout.
Profit Target Requirement (Reward Eligibility)
In order to request a payout, traders must achieve a minimum profit target of 5% on their funded account.
Profit Target - 5%
What does this mean?
You are required to grow your account by 5% from your initial starting balance before becoming eligible to request your first payout.
How is it calculated?
The profit target is calculated based on your initial account balance, not trailing equity. Your account balance must reach at least 5% above the starting balance.
Example:
For a $100,000 account, the profit target is $5,000.
This means your account balance must reach $105,000 before you can submit a payout request.
Understanding the Maximum Loss Per Trade Rule
If your floating profit and loss (PnL) drops below -2% of your account balance at any moment, the account will be permanently closed. This rule enforces strict risk management and prevents excessive losses.
For example, on a $50,000 account, if your combined open trade losses reach -$1,000 (-2%), the account will be immediately closed.
Consistency Rule
What is it?
The consistency rule ensures steady and sustainable profits over time. It states that no single trading day can account for 25% or more of your total profits during a payout period.
Example:
If you make $2,500 in one trading day, your total profits must reach at least $10,000 to be eligible to request a payout. You cannot request a payout until the highest profit day falls below 25% of the total profits for the period.
What Happens if I Violate the 15% Rule?
Will my account be terminated?
No, violating the 25% rule will not result in account termination. However, you will be unable to request a payout until your highest profit trading day is below 25% of your total profits.
What should I do next?
Continue trading and generating profits until your highest profit day falls below the 25% threshold. Once this happens, you will be eligible to request a payout again.