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What is Funding Predicts?
Funding Predicts sells evaluation accounts in several sizes. Standard and Elite use different drawdown and payout structures, so the account label alone does not define the challenge. The useful comparison is the full rule set: target, daily loss, drawdown method, event share cap, consistency requirement and payout eligibility.
Who it is for
- Traders comparing prediction-market evaluation programs
- Users who want a defined simulated challenge
- Traders assessing account rules before paying an entry fee
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket
- Research topics
- Evaluation accounts, Funded trading rules
- Single-phase evaluation
Pass one challenge stage under the purchased rules.
- Standard track
Use trailing end-of-day drawdown and size-specific consistency limits.
- Elite track
Use static drawdown and a dynamic share cap, with no consistency rule listed.
- Account sizes
Choose from several nominal capital tiers.
- Event share limits
Control concentration through fixed or dynamic share caps.
- Payout rules
Standard lists weekly payouts; Elite lists eligibility after qualifying profitable days.
- Rule transparency
Review the target and maximum losses before purchase.
Workflows with Funding Predicts
Compare two tracks
Hold account size constant and compare target, drawdown method, daily loss and payout conditions.
Plan event exposure
Translate the event share cap into your intended outcome prices and keep correlated positions in view.
Check payout eligibility
Review profit-day requirements, consistency and identity verification before assuming profits are withdrawable.
Pricing and total cost
One-time challenge fees vary by size and track; checkout promotions can reduce the listed base prices.
Standard $10K
$85 base fee
- $600 target
- $400 trailing EOD drawdown
- $200 daily loss limit
Standard $25K / $50K / $100K / $150K
$125 / $209 / $359 / $535 base fees
- Size-specific limits and consistency rules
Elite $10K / $25K / $50K / $100K
$105 / $200 / $375 / $700 base fees
- 12% targets
- 5% static drawdown
- 3% daily loss limit
Fees and usage costs
- A limited free $1K launch challenge is advertised.
- The program lists profit splits up to 90%; the applicable funded agreement defines the actual split.
Getting started
Before you start: The evaluation is simulated, as stated in the terms.
- Choose Standard or Elite before selecting size.
- Read the complete challenge rules and activation terms.
- Record target, drawdown method, daily loss and event cap.
- Use the simulated evaluation environment.
- Review the funded agreement after passing.
- Complete the required identity check for payouts.
Useful links
What to check
- The evaluation is simulated, as stated in the terms.
- Elite and Standard payout and consistency rules differ.
- The terms require identity verification before payouts.
- A displayed earnings calculator is a scenario calculation, not an account result.
A closer look
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Frequently asked questions about Funding Predicts
Is the challenge live capital?
The terms describe a simulated evaluation.
What differs most between Standard and Elite?
Trailing versus static drawdown, consistency rules and payout eligibility.
Are displayed capital amounts the purchase price?
No. The challenge fee is a separate amount.
Is the 90% split automatic?
The applicable funded-account agreement sets the split; marketing says up to 90%.