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Trail Accounts: Scaling Your Trail Account

Learn how to scale your Trail account and increase your funded capital. Double your account size up to the $1,500,000 maximum allocation through sustained, breach-free performance under the Scaling Program.

Written by Will | Paid To Trade

Scaling Your Trail Account

Trail accounts already reward consistency through the profit-split ladder (50% → 70% → 90%). The Scaling Program extends that to your capital: sustain disciplined, breach-free performance and your funded allocation doubles, up to the $1,500,000 maximum allocation.

Scaling is earned and reviewed, never automatic.

How scaling works

Each tier doubles your funded capital. On a $100,000 Trail account:

Tier

Funded Capital

Starting

$100,000

Tier 1

$200,000

Tier 2

$400,000

Tier 3

$800,000

Tier 4

up to $1,500,000

What it takes to reach each tier

At your current account size, you must satisfy all of:

  • Profit: ≥ 10% cumulative net profit, realized through completed withdrawal cycles

  • Repeatability: at least 3 completed payout cycles in good standing

  • Consistency: 4 consecutive months with no trailing-drawdown breach and no 20% consistency-rule violations

  • Time: a minimum of 90 days at your current tier

  • Compliance: no prohibited strategies (grid, martingale, asymmetric scalping, all-in positions)

The clock resets at each tier. Your profit-split ladder continues independently of scaling.

How capital increases are issued

When you reach a new tier, your funded allocation increases — issued either as an increase to your existing Trail account or as additional funded capital allocated alongside it, within the $1,500,000 maximum allocation.

Trail accounts on live (A-book) execution are scaled through this same allocation process. Upper-tier traders may be invited into the Market Masters Program.

Drawdown and profits after scaling

Your trailing drawdown recomputes on the new balance and continues to reset after each withdrawal, as on your current account.

Profits already withdrawn are unaffected.

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