Overview
Your journey with FundingPicks is structured into three main phases.
You start by proving your skills in a simulated evaluation environment. If successful, you progress to a funded account and become eligible for payouts based on your performance.
Note: All activity during the evaluation takes place in a virtual environment — no real-money bets are placed.
Step-by-step process
1. Choose your account
Select your account based on your goals and preferred evaluation style.
Account sizes range from $1,000 up to $100,000
(available options: $1K, $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K)Choose between:
1-Step Accounts (faster path to funding)
2-Step Accounts (more structured evaluation process)
Each option comes with predefined rules and performance targets.
2. Complete the challenge phase
Enter a simulated evaluation environment
Follow all performance metrics and rules
Aim to reach the required profit target
If you meet all requirements → you pass the challenge
3. Move to the funded phase
Gain access to a funded account structure
Continue operating under defined risk rules
No fixed profit target — focus on consistent performance
4. Request a payout
Once eligible, you can request a payout based on your results
Payouts can be requested every 7 to 14 days if eligible, depending on your selected addon
Key rules to keep in mind
Follow all risk parameters at every stage
Maintain discipline and consistency
Avoid rule violations — these can lead to account loss
FAQs
Is the challenge phase using real money?
No. The challenge phase is conducted in a simulated environment. No real-money bets are placed during this stage.
Why was my account closed or failed?
Accounts are closed if any rule is violated or if the required performance targets are not met.
Important: This includes breaking risk limits or not following account conditions.
When can I request a payout?
You can request a payout only after passing the challenge and meeting all funded account conditions.
Note: Payout eligibility depends on maintaining rule compliance and reaching the required performance level.