TFT Challenge Prices Updates and New Three-Strike Rule

The Funded Trader (TFT) has shared two major price updates aimed at driving growth and ensuring account integrity, with changes set to take effect on April 26. Over the past two weeks, TFT has paid out more than $300,000 to its traders, with a goal of increasing monthly payouts to over $1 million. These updates, designed with trader feedback in mind, reflect the firm’s commitment to offering competitive pricing while maintaining strong payout structures and trader protection.

TFT Challenge Prices Updates and New Three-Strike Rule

So, the first change is an update to TFT’s challenge prices. In response to community feedback, the firm has made slight adjustments to the cost of its challenges. Despite these changes, TFT continues to offer some of the lowest prices in the industry.

Also, the new pricing structure for the Knight Challenge will see a slight increase across various account sizes. For instance, the $100K Knight Challenge will now cost $255, while the $200K version will be at $450. The Knight Pro Challenge also saw modest increases, with a $50K account now priced at $180, and the $200K challenge costing $420. The Royal Pro Challenge, which is another popular option, has slightly higher prices, with the $25K account costing $118 and the $200K version set at $510. These price changes are to support faster payouts, better profit splits, and the firm’s goal to remain the most accessible prop firm in the industry.

The second major update addresses the soft breach rule concerning daily drawdowns. To curb the increasing abuse of this rule, TFT will implement a three-strike policy starting April 26. Under this new policy, after three soft breaches within a single phase, the third breach will result in a hard breach, and the trader’s account will be permanently disabled. To help traders keep track of their status, TFT will continue to send detailed email notifications, including the time of the breach, the level breached, the remaining warnings, and the reactivation schedule. 

Closing Remarks

The firm reassures traders that this new rule will start fresh, meaning that any previous soft breaches will not count toward the new policy. These changes aim to protect the integrity of the platform while ensuring responsible trading practices are upheld across the community.

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