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Take Profit Trader rules, fees and payouts
Evaluation rules, fees and payout terms for every Take Profit Trader programme we track — from Take Profit Trader’s own pages, last checked 2026-10-08.
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Futures
Test $50K
- Account size
- $50,000
- Evaluation fee
- Not published / month
- Profit target
- $3,000
- Daily loss limit
- None on Test accounts
- Max drawdown
- $2,000 EOD trailing; stops trailing at starting balance End-of-day trailing
- Minimum days
- 3 trading days
- Profit split
- PRO 80/20; PRO+ 90/10
- Payouts
- PRO: withdraw from day one once $52,000 buffer reached; PRO+ has no buffer
- Platforms
- TradingView, NinjaTrader, Tradovate, Bookmap, MultiCharts, MotiveWave, R|Trader, Quantower, ATAS, Jigsaw
- Instruments
- Not published
- Reset / retry
- Test reset $99 for $50K; one-time $130 PRO activation fee (waived under promo codes)
- Restrictions
- Best day must be below 50% of total profit; max 6 contracts
Checked 2026-10-08 · Sources: takeprofittrader.com/, takeprofittraderhelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us…, takeprofittraderhelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us…
How to read these rules
- Daily loss limit — breaching it on any day usually ends the evaluation, even if the account is in profit overall.
- Trailing drawdown follows your highest balance (or end-of-day balance) up; a static limit stays fixed from the starting balance. Trailing is stricter after a winning run.
- Profit split applies to funded-account profits; check the payout schedule, minimums and any consistency rule before relying on it.
- Run the numbers with the Trade Before You Trade calculator: size each position from the firm’s loss limits, not from conviction.
About this data. Every rule and price is taken from the firm's own website on the date shown, with a link to the page. Firms change their rules often — confirm on the official page before you pay. “Not published” means we could not find the value on an official page; we never estimate it. Order is by your filters or alphabetical, never by commission. Prop-firm evaluations are paid products; most traders do not pass, and a funded account is not a guarantee of income.