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Advanced Qualified is the only plan with NO consistency rule built in and NO Daily Loss Guard, and it carries the industry-leading $15,000 max payout per request on every size.
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Standard can drop its 40% Qualified consistency rule with a paid add-on (+$70 / +$90 / +$110 a month on the evaluation, also added to resets), but keeps the Daily Loss Guard
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Zero payout capped $1,000 ($25K) / $1,500 ($50K) / $2,500 ($100K) per request; Standard $3,000 / $4,000 / $5,000; Direct $1,000 / $2,000 / $2,500 / $3,000
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Direct skips the evaluation entirely — one-time fee ($349/$519/$689/$859), starts Qualified, but 20% consistency and no scaling plan
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Max 5 Qualified accounts per user; Advanced capped at 3, and any active Standard or Advanced Qualified account limits you to 3 overall
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Daily Loss Guard (2%) locks the account for the day - it is NOT a breach. Zero is the only plan that carries it on the evaluation as well ($500/$1K/$2K)
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Semi-auto only — full automation/AI is a breach; copy trading only of your own trades (from your own external account or between your own Alpha Futures accounts, e.g. AlphaTrader's built-in copier) — automated, group and reverse copy trading prohibited
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Path to live: after 5 performance fees on one Qualified account, a large lifetime total or standout results, the firm may call you to live.
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All Qualified accounts then close, and each one that has had a payout becomes a live account starting at $0 with an EOD drawdown of $1K / $2K / $3K / $4.5K.
You choose the Alpha Futures Live Program (80% split, daily uncapped withdrawals, Qualified sim profits forfeited) or Alpha Prime (60% split, monthly salary, and 50% of Qualified sim profits, max $75,000, paid as 12 monthly bonuses)
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Inactivity: place at least one trade every 10 trading days or the account is archived
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Tick scalping is prohibited: trades under 10 ticks AND under 2 minutes count as a breach once they form a clear pattern making up 50%+ of your profit. The firm dropped its line that there is no 'must hold past X minutes' rule (help article updated 3 Nov 2026).