Uprofit is setting a higher bar for prop firm evaluations with their static drawdown Zero programs. Traders can now enjoy zero restrictions, zero consistency rules, and zero trailing drawdown. This flexibility provides a flexible and clear path from simulation to full funding.
Warning: I advise against opening or activating accounts at Uprofit. I have NOT updated this content to reflect this, so take this as your warning. They have released some new rules in their Zero Programs, and they have made them retroactive. This is unacceptable. I'm still investigating, but this will likely be on the permanent list of firms to avoid after this. It's a shame, they have been solid for a long time.
Their new programs, starting at just $39/mo with this link, reduce barriers for traders to get funded. Having a large static drawdown amount is more like trading a regular deposit futures account, where profitable days don't hurt you.
Static Drawdown Benefits
Here's what I mean: If you have $5,000 static drawdown, you're not out until you lose all of it, and your gains give you more cushion. So if you make $2,000 on your first day, you now have $7,000 to lose before you're out. Whereas, with a trailing drawdown, you would still only be able to lose $5,000 of the $7,000 before failing the account. This is why prop firms with no trailing drawdown are so popular! But wait, there's more! (channeling my inner Billy Mays)
The Zero programs also feature:
- No Daily Loss Limit
- No Consistency Rules
- No News Trading Restrictions
- Swing Trading (Sun 6pm ET - Fri 5pm ET)
- Trade on TradingView or Tradoverse
These Static Drawdown Evaluations Also Feature Legacy Uprofit Benefits
When Uprofit launched these static drawdown Trading evaluations, they didn't throw the baby out with the bathwater. These accounts still get you the same benefits Uprofit has been known for with their Legacy accounts
- 24hr Withdrawal processing
- Profitable Virtual Live Traders Can be Moved to Live Funding
Cheap Trading Evaluations
Did I mention these are some really cheap evals? Static evals starting at $39 is extremely cheap - especially when you consider the profit/loss ratios on these accounts. The largest account gives you a $5,000 static drawdown for just $189/mo. A deal like that probably won't be around for long, so I'd jump on it now if you're going to.