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What Instant Funding actually requires (2026)

Corpus source re-checked 2026-09-06 and confirmed · Method: how these pages are built · found an error?

Answer

Instant Funding runs 1 program (9 rule sets) on file — on the flagship $0.625K Instant Funding, the binding limit is 10% max drawdown. The corpus was source re-checked 2026-09-06 and confirmed.

Current rule snapshot

ProgramAccount sizeDrawdownDaily lossConsistency capProfit splitPayout cycleVerified
Instant Funding$0.625KStatic — a fixed floor set from the starting balance — 10%none imposed by the firmnot recorded80%not recorded31 July 2026
Instant Funding$1.25KStatic — a fixed floor set from the starting balance — 10%none imposed by the firmnot recorded80%not recorded31 July 2026
Instant Funding$2.5KStatic — a fixed floor set from the starting balance — 10%none imposed by the firmnot recorded80%not recorded31 July 2026
Instant Funding$5KStatic — a fixed floor set from the starting balance — 10%none imposed by the firmnot recorded80%not recorded31 July 2026
Instant Funding$10KStatic — a fixed floor set from the starting balance — 10%none imposed by the firmnot recorded80%not recorded31 July 2026
Instant Funding$20KStatic — a fixed floor set from the starting balance — 10%none imposed by the firmnot recorded80%not recorded31 July 2026
Instant Funding$40KStatic — a fixed floor set from the starting balance — 10%none imposed by the firmnot recorded80%not recorded31 July 2026
Instant Funding$80KStatic — a fixed floor set from the starting balance — 10%none imposed by the firmnot recorded80%not recorded31 July 2026
Instant Funding$120KStatic — a fixed floor set from the starting balance — 10%none imposed by the firmnot recorded80%not recorded31 July 2026

Every cell above resolves to a sourced field in PropSurvival’s maintained rule corpus or is printed as "not recorded" — nothing shown here is estimated.

What it means for a trader

Instant Funding's single program models a 10% static drawdown floor. No daily loss limit applies to this program — the firm’s own rules impose none.

Worked example: on the $0.625K Instant Funding account, the drawdown floor sits at a hard $63 — read straight off this program’s own rule file for this size.

Instant Funding $0.625K10%
Maximum drawdown, by program and size — the shortest bar (wine) is the tightest published floor. Every value traces to the table above.

Run the numbers

No computed simulation is published for Instant Funding’s flagship program yet — the rule snapshot above is sourced from the corpus directly. Run your own numbers against these exact rules for free, or check the full challenge-page library for a program that’s already modeled.

Evidence

135 sourced fields across 9 rows, dated to the least-recently-checked program.

Compare

No side-by-side simulation is published between Instant Funding’s own programs yet.

Research

Related reading: static vs. trailing drawdown, explained, the full prop-firm rules atlas, payout-clause coverage across the corpus.

Frequently asked

Does Instant Funding have a consistency rule?
Not recorded in the corpus for the flagship program.
What programs does Instant Funding offer?
Instant Funding.
What is Instant Funding’s daily loss limit?
No daily loss limit applies to this program — the firm’s own rules impose none.
Is Instant Funding’s drawdown trailing or static?
Static — a fixed floor set from the starting balance.
What is Instant Funding’s profit split?
80% on the flagship program.

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Sources

This page describes Instant Funding's published evaluation rules; it is independent research, not investment or trading advice. PropSurvival is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Instant Funding. Rules change without notice — the firm’s own documentation is always the final authority. See the disclaimer for the full never-claims list.