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Frequently Asked Questions

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Frequently asked

Yes — and we make it provable. Once approved, crypto payouts (USDT, USDC, BTC) typically settle within about two hours, each with an on-chain TXID you can verify yourself. Prefer a bank wire? That's available too.

The account is closed and locked for 24 hours. You can buy a reset at a discount or a new evaluation. Funded accounts that breach lose funded status, but you keep any earned profits up to that point.

No. The limits are fixed before you start, shown in full at checkout, and identical across every account size. They're enforced by the rules engine — and it warns you before a breach, not after.

No. Take as long as you need. The only minimum is 4 trading days per phase, so we can see real decisions rather than a single lucky trade.

There isn't one. Pass both phases, get funded, and your evaluation fee is returned in full with your first payout. No extra hoops.

The two-phase evaluation runs on simulated accounts with fictitious funds. Once you're funded, you trade live capital on the LumireOne terminal — and real payouts.

Request a payout every two weeks on a funded account. Choose crypto (USDT, USDC, BTC) or bank wire. Crypto is typically settled within about two hours of approval, with a TXID included.

No. Trading within ±1 minute of high-impact economic events for the affected currencies is prohibited and will fail the account. The rules engine enforces this automatically from the live economic calendar.

No. DeskFunded is for manual traders only. EAs, bots, scripts, HFT, latency arbitrage, grid/martingale and copy-trading are all prohibited and detected automatically — any of them will fail the account.

Yes during evaluation phases. On funded accounts, positions are closed before the weekend to protect the live capital.

Our in-house LumireOne web and desktop terminals: MT-style order flow, real-time equity, and a built-in rules engine that warns you before a breach.