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Glossary
The account and trading terms used in the app.
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Account and payouts
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Initial capital | The simulated account size purchased at activation. |
| Instant Funding | An account type that starts funded, without an evaluation. |
| 1-Step Unlimited | An account type that starts in evaluation and has no expiration in either phase. |
| Evaluation phase | Trading toward the 10% target; payout requests are unavailable. A completed evaluation closes and creates a separate funded account. |
| Funded phase | A new account created after an Unlimited evaluation passes, starting at initial capital with an 80% trader share. |
| Balance | Realized simulated cash after trading results, fees, funding and payout movements. |
| Equity | Balance plus open-position profit or loss at mark prices. |
| Gross payout | The eligible claim before the 80/20 split. |
| Trader share | The 80% of the gross payout allocated to the trader. |
| Account credit | An issued trader share available for account purchases, separate from wallet USDC. |
Prices and orders
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Mark price | The reference used to value open P&L and trigger protection. |
| Midpoint | The price halfway between the best bid and best ask. |
| Spread | The difference between the best bid and best ask. |
| Notional | Position quantity multiplied by its price. |
| Reduce-only | An order that can reduce existing exposure but cannot open or increase it. |
| GTC | Good till cancelled: a limit order remains active until filled or cancelled. |
Risk and payment terms
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Daily floor | The day’s minimum account equity after applying the daily loss allowance and payout adjustments. |
| Total floor | 94% of initial account size, fixed for the account’s lifetime. |
| Maintenance margin | The minimum collateral required to keep exposure open. |
| Funding | An hourly charge or credit for holding a perpetual position. |
| Finality | The network state confirming a received transfer as finalized. |