Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about Dynasty Futures and our trading challenges.
What's the difference between Standard, Advanced, and Builder plans?
Standard Plan has a lower evaluation fee with an $80 activation fee after passing. Advanced Plan has a higher evaluation fee with no activation fee. Builder Plan is designed for traders who want more room to execute with a higher max loss limit than Standard and no activation fee.
How does simulated trading work?
During the challenge phase, you trade in a simulated environment that mirrors real futures markets. Price data is real-time or near real-time, and orders are routed through supported platforms like Volumetrica with DeepCharts data feed integration. You never trade live capital—simulated trading is used in both the evaluation and funded phases.
When do payouts happen?
For Standard, Advanced, and Builder plans, payouts occur on 5-day cycles once you're funded. Monthly caps remain structured by plan and account type.
What is a static drawdown?
Static drawdown is a fixed maximum loss limit that doesn't trail your account's peak equity. For example, if you have a $100,000 account with a $3,000 static drawdown, your account will be violated if your balance drops below $97,000 at any point. This level stays constant regardless of profits made, giving you more flexibility than trailing drawdown systems.
What happens to my drawdown after a payout?
After a payout, your Maximum Loss Limit (MLL) is reset to $0.00. Your remaining account balance becomes your entire loss buffer. If losses reduce your account balance to $0.00 or below, the account is failed.
Can I use copy trading or bots?
Copy trading is allowed on all plans. You can use copy trade platforms, trade copiers, your own accounts as masters, and social trading tools. However, bots and automated trading systems are NOT allowed—all trading must be manually executed.
What platforms do you support?
We support connections to platforms like Volumetrica with DeepCharts data feed integration. These are third-party platforms and feeds—Dynasty Futures is a proprietary trading firm, not a brokerage.
What happens if I break a rule?
If you violate any of the trading rules (such as exceeding the daily loss limit, Max Loss Limit, holding over the weekend, or trading during high-impact news), your account may be flagged or terminated depending on the severity. Always review the rules carefully before trading.
Do I trade real money during the challenge?
No. During ANY phase, you trade in a simulated environment with live market prices. All trading is simulated—you never trade live capital or customer funds. Payouts are based entirely on your simulated trading performance.
Can I hold trades overnight?
Yes, overnight trading is allowed on all plans. However, you must close all positions before the market closes for the weekend—weekend holds are NOT permitted.
Is there a consistency rule?
Yes — on Standard and Builder during evaluation. Both Standard and Builder include a 50% consistency rule during the evaluation phase, meaning no single trading day may account for more than 50% of the total profit target. Once the evaluation is passed and the account is approved for funding, the consistency rule is removed. Advanced does not include a consistency rule, and no funded accounts are subject to a consistency rule.
How do I get started?
Simply visit our Pricing page, choose your preferred plan and account size, and complete the checkout process. For Standard, Advanced, and Builder plans, you'll begin your evaluation challenge.
What is the profit target?
The profit target varies by account size. For $25K accounts it's $1,500, for $50K accounts it's $3,000, for $100K accounts it's $6,000, and for $150K accounts it's $8,000. Once you reach your profit target while following all rules, you pass the challenge.
What happens after I receive five payouts?
After a trader has completed five (5) payouts, all future payouts are subject to an 80/20 profit split, with 80% paid to the trader and 20% retained by Dynasty Futures.
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