Understand funding before you pay.

A breach uses equity, so an open trade can hit a loss limit even before it is closed.

Partial withdrawals are not available; the funded balance resets after a payout.

The public rules require identity verification before the first payout.

The homepage says minutes, while the formal rulebook says processed within 24 hours.

The account must show activity within 60 days of activation to remain active.

Identity verification and payment onboarding happen before post-pass rewards.

Classic has no consistency rule; Pro adds daily-return, Calmar, and martingale requirements.

Your own algorithm is allowed on Classic, but third-party signals and copy trading are prohibited.

Equity touching a daily-loss or drawdown limit permanently closes the account.

Self-built automation may be allowed, but third-party signals, copying, and off-the-shelf evaluation strategies are prohibited.

The high-risk tier is restricted and its public fee table is not complete.

The rulebook, documentation, and live stats report different settlement figures.

The profit target and loss rules both use equity, including open-position profit or loss, while the dollar loss allowance is 3% of starting balance, measured from start-of-day equity at midnight New York time.

Evaluation accounts have a 30-day inactivity rule; funded accounts have a 7-day inactivity rule.

Funded accounts can request one payout per Eastern calendar day, but a pending request temporarily locks trading and the first withdrawal permanently locks the maximum-loss floor.

The public documentation reviewed here describes the rules but did not expose a reliable current fee table. Confirm the live price before purchasing.

The former Vest Exchange domain now directs visitors to Vest Markets, which is the current product name used in the public documentation.

Daily loss and fixed drawdown apply simultaneously. Breaching either one closes the account immediately with no grace period.

The daily-loss calculation uses an 8:00 PM ET balance snapshot and can add 50% of unrealized profit as extra buffer.

The documentation says funded profits are withdrawable on demand, with a stated 24-hour withdrawal processing period.

Drawdown uses whichever is higher of balance and equity, so open positions can affect both the static and daily floors.

Trades closed within 60 seconds receive warnings; the third such trade leads to a breach under the published rules.

The 1-Step and both 2-Step models list a minimum 1% account-profit threshold for a withdrawal request.

The rulebook says activity is recorded in an internal ledger and net exposure is routed to supported venues such as GMX and Ostium.

Foxify describes Entry and Pro deposits rather than a traditional evaluation phase. Accounts can be traded manually or run on Foxify Automation.

A dynamic borrow fee begins after an extended inactive period; the exact threshold and rate are shown in the trading UI.

The documentation describes a paid reset that restores drawdown limits at the current level rather than simply restarting an evaluation.

Published documentation says instant on-chain payouts return 80% of profits on manually traded accounts and 70% on Foxify Automation accounts, where 30% is retained by the protocol.