The honest trade-off between paying less and starting sooner.
Updated August 14, 2026
Two routes to the same funded account. One asks you to hit a profit target first, the other starts you funded.
Side by side
Evaluation (Classic, Horizon)
Instant (Zenith)
How you get funded
Reach a profit target
Funded on your first trade
Profit target
6% of account size
None
Minimum trading days
1 on Classic, 3 on Horizon
None
Price
Our lowest
Higher, and there is no evaluation to trade
Consistency once funded
35% on Classic, none on Horizon
20 / 25 / 30%
Everything else is the same on both routes: the same account sizes, the same end of day trailing drawdown, no daily loss limit, the same 90% split, and the same payout rules.
Which one to pick
Take an evaluation if price is what matters most. It is the cheapest way into a funded account, and you can pass Classic in a single day.
Take Zenith if starting sooner matters more. There is no target to reach and nothing to pass, so your first trade is already on a funded account.
