One-time fee.
Trade with our capital.

Pay once for the evaluation: no subscriptions, no resets you didn't ask for, no hidden costs. Pass it and trade funded capital up to $200K.

Up to 5:1 leverage on BTC, ETH, the Nasdaq 100 and the S&P 500, 2:1 on altcoins. 63 tradeable markets.

Included in every evaluation.

Standard on every plan, at every account size.

On-demand payouts
Withdraw profits any time, 24/7. No waiting periods, no approval delays. $50 minimum after the split.
80-90% profit split
80/20 is the standard on every plan. Upgrade to 90/10 at checkout: permanent, for the life of the account.
No time limits
Take as long as you need to pass. No deadline pressure, no forced drawdown from rushing.
No min trading days
Pass in one trade if your edge is that sharp. No frustrating waiting days.
63 markets
BTC, ETH, SOL and 60 more, including the Nasdaq 100 (XYZ100) and the S&P 500. Up to 5x leverage on BTC, ETH, XYZ100 and S&P500. Crypto-native rules, not re-skinned from another market.
Auto-upgrade on pass
Hit the profit target and your account automatically passes the evaluation, moving you to a funded account.

Not sure? Match your plan.

Two questions. We'll point you at the plan that fits how you trade.

How much do you want to trade with?
What matters more to you?

Pricing questions

Is the evaluation fee a one-time payment?

Yes. There are no subscriptions, recurring charges, or hidden fees. You pay once for the evaluation. If you pass, your account upgrades to funded status at no additional cost.

What happens if I fail the evaluation?

Your account closes and there are no additional charges or liability. To try again, purchase a new evaluation. Each evaluation is a fresh start.

What is the difference between 80/20 and 90/10 profit split?

80/20 is the standard split on all accounts. For an additional fee at checkout, you can upgrade to 90/10, meaning you keep 90% of every profit instead of 80%. The upgrade is permanent for that account.

Why is $200K only available on Pro and Turbo?

Pro and Turbo have tighter drawdown parameters (5% and 3% respectively) that scale appropriately at larger account sizes. The Classic plan has wider drawdown room which is capped at $100K.

How quickly can I get funded?

There are no time limits and no minimum trading days. You can theoretically pass in a single trading session if you hit the profit target.

How do payouts work once funded?

On-demand, 24/7. Request a payout any time with a $50 minimum (after profit split). Payouts are processed in USDC on Ethereum (ERC-20). No approval wait required to continue trading.

What is static drawdown?

Your maximum drawdown limit is set once when the account is created and never changes, regardless of how much profit you make. This is more forgiving than trailing drawdown, which follows your equity high.

Can I have multiple accounts?

Yes. You can hold up to $200K in total funded capital across all accounts combined. You can run multiple evaluations simultaneously.

Need more help?

We have an in-house support team to assist with all inquiries.

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Important Disclosures about Breakout, Payward Oceanic Ltd. (“POL”) and the Funded-Trader Program

Breakout’s evaluation program is intentionally rigorous and designed to verify a trader’s risk-management skill and strategy discipline before any proprietary capital is allocated. Most applicants do not pass on their first attempt and there is no guarantee that your performance will improve or that you will pass any future evaluations. Prospective traders should purchase an evaluation only if they are confident in their trading ability and accept the risk of not qualifying for a funded account. Evaluation fees are non-refundable for each attempt once trading begins, regardless of outcome.

If you pass the evaluation phase and become a funded trader (“FT”) with POL, all market-facing transactions, if any, are carried out exclusively by POL, for POL’s own principal account and at its sole discretion. FTs do not own any trading account or position, and hold no beneficial or proprietary interest in POL’s accounts, assets or trades. When an FT submits a trade idea, POL may, in its absolute discretion, either (i) record the idea as an internal, administrative book entry and calculate a hypothetical result without routing any order externally, or (ii) accept the idea for POL’s proprietary book and route the transaction to a market maker or exchange. FTs have no control over, or visibility into, the method POL selects.

POL may receive financial incentives from third parties based on trade ideas provided by FTs. Any such revenue is retained solely by POL and is not shared with FTs. Because such financial incentives are not included in PnL for FTs, conflicts of interest may exist between POL and each FT. FTs should carefully consider these conflicts before participating. In addition, because Breakout earns fees each time an evaluation trader fails and then re-purchases an evaluation, conflicts of interest may also exist between Breakout and each evaluation trader.