Every WhitePips plan that offers a $5K account, with the price of each, the profit target, the loss limits in dollars at this size, the profit split and the payout cycle.
All figures are the published rules for a $5K account specifically, not a range across sizes. The price is a one-off fee.
One phase: a 10% target, 7.5% max loss, an 80% split, up to 95% as you scale.
Two phases: 7.5% then 5%, 9% max loss, an 80% split, up to 95% as you scale.
No evaluation. Funded from day one, a 75% split up to 90% as you scale, weekly payouts.
Instant funding for less: a 70% split up to 85% as you scale, bi-weekly payouts.
The daily loss, the max loss and the profit target of each plan at this size, drawn against the $5,000 starting balance. Pick a plan to switch the figures.
Reaching the daily loss or the max loss ends the account.
Instant Go on CFDs is funded when you buy, at $143 for the $5K account. There is no profit target to reach first.
OpenEdge 2 Step on CFDs, $53. Profit target $375 then $250, no time limit.
OpenEdge 2 Step pays 80% of the profit on a $5K account, rising to 95% as you scale.
OpenThe profit split, the payout cadence and the minimum payout of each plan at this size.
Every account size WhitePips funds, from $2.5K to $200K. The step you are on is the one you are reading.
From $53 to $271, depending on the plan. It is a one-off fee, not a subscription, and the cards above price every plan that offers a $5K account.
It depends on the plan: the max loss figure above is the figure for each one, in dollars, at this account size, and reaching it ends the account. The daily loss is the most the account may lose in a single day where the plan sets one: reaching it ends the account. How a daily loss limit works
The profit split shown for each plan is the share of the profit that is yours. The rest is the firm's. The payout cadence is shown with it, and the payout policy sets out how a request is made and paid. Read the payout policy
The size that fits is the one whose daily loss limit you can trade inside without changing how you trade. A bigger account is not a better one if its limit is tighter than your normal risk per trade. How to choose an account size
No. No WhitePips evaluation has a deadline, on either line, at any account size.