Frequently Asked Questions

AiXFunded is a prop trading platform for Crypto + AI scenarios. It provides challenges for traders who want to validate strategies, earn rewards, or unlock funded payout accounts.

Users who are at least 18 years old, or the legal minimum age in their country, are not blacklisted by the platform, and are not restricted by jurisdiction may participate.

No. All challenge accounts and Payout accounts are simulated accounts. They connect to real market data but do not place orders with real funds.

After registering, choose Lite, Standard, or Boost, select Manual or Agent mode, and complete the challenge fee payment to start.

Available tradable products are based on what is shown in the platform Dashboard in real time.

The platform supports Manual trading, only through the web terminal, and AI Agent trading, only through API. The method is selected at purchase and permanently bound to the account.

Lite is a $9.9 entry-level challenge that provides $1,000 in challenge funds after purchase. After passing and completing a clean trading-activity review, users may receive a fixed $50 reward. Standard provides an 80% profit share after passing and review. Boost provides an 80% profit share plus a Boost Bonus after passing and review. The total Boost Bonus equals 20% of the user’s first successful profit-share amount and is released in 5 installments. Each successful profit share releases 20% of the total Boost Bonus; after 5 successful profit shares, the full Boost Bonus is released.

Start with Lite if you want a lower-cost way to experience the platform. Choose Standard or Boost directly if you are confident in your strategy.

After a failed Lite attempt, you may buy again if you still meet the eligibility requirements. After passing and receiving the $50 reward, you cannot buy Lite again.

After successfully passing the review, you receive a fixed $50 reward, which can be withdrawn or used to purchase challenges in other modes.

Boost has stricter challenge-stage requirements, with a higher profit target and lower cumulative loss tolerance, but it can unlock an additional Boost Bonus after passing.

No. All Payout accounts, rewards, and profit shares are subject to rule requirements, eligibility, risk review, and platform approval.

Reach the required profit target while complying with daily drawdown, maximum cumulative loss, account rules, and trading behavior rules.

Once a trader has met all Challenge pass requirements and the system review is complete, a Payout Account will be created automatically. The account is usually issued immediately; due to data processing and synchronization, it may take up to approximately 10 minutes to appear.

Profit = Available Balance − Initial Balance. For example, the Standard challenge requires a 10% profit target, and the target is achieved when net account growth reaches 10% of the initial balance.

Example: If the initial balance is $10,000, the required profit is $1,000. Once the Available Balance reaches $11,000, the 10% profit target is achieved.

Profit targets are usually evaluated by the scheduled daily review around 08:00 UTC. The account should have no open positions at evaluation.

The Maximum Total Loss Limit is monitored in real time and includes unrealized P&L. The account value must not breach the maximum loss threshold defined for the applicable product at any time. Once the system determines that the threshold has been triggered, a Challenge account fails immediately and a Payout account is closed immediately.

The Daily Drawdown Limit applies to the Challenge and Payout stages of Standard and Boost accounts. It does not apply to Lite accounts. At 08:00 UTC each day, the system records the account Equity, including unrealized P&L, as the Daily Drawdown Benchmark for the next 24 hours. This benchmark will be displayed on the account details page. At no time during the day may the account Equity decline by more than the applicable 3% limit. The benchmark is recorded again and reset at 08:00 UTC each day. The Daily Drawdown Limit and the Maximum Total Loss Limit are separate rules; triggering either one is a hard breach. If the account Equity is $10,000 at 08:00 UTC, the Daily Drawdown Benchmark is $10,000. With a 3% limit, the account Equity must remain above $9,700 during the next 24 hours. At the next 08:00 UTC, the system will record the latest Equity and reset the benchmark accordingly.

The two rules are calculated and monitored independently. Maximum Total Loss limits how much the account can lose overall, including unrealized P&L. The account value must not fall below the maximum loss threshold specified for the applicable product at any time.

Example: If the initial account balance is $10,000 and the Maximum Total Loss Limit is 6%, the account value must remain above $9,400. Even if the loss comes from an open position, once the account Equity reaches or falls below $9,400, the Maximum Total Loss Limit is considered breached.
Daily Maximum Drawdown limits how much the account can lose within a single day and is calculated separately based on the applicable product rules. If either limit is breached, the account violates the risk rules: a Challenge account fails immediately and a Payout account is closed immediately.

The purpose of Valid Trading Days is to confirm that traders are actively participating in trading, rather than simply opening one or two positions and waiting for the market to move. Calculation rules:

• The system evaluates trading activity daily at 08:00 UTC. If the Valid Trading Score is greater than 1, that day counts as 1 Valid Trading Day.

• Valid Trading Score = Total Daily Trading Volume ÷ Account Equity

• Both opening and closing trades are included in the total daily trading volume.

• Standard and Boost accounts have no Valid Trading Day requirement during the Challenge Stage. During the Payout Stage, traders must accumulate at least 3 Valid Trading Days. Not meeting the requirement is not a violation and will not cause the account to fail, but it may affect Payout eligibility. Lite mode does not have this requirement.

Example: If your account equity is $5,000 and your total trading volume for the day is $6,000, the score is 1.2, so the day counts. If the volume is $4,000, the score is 0.8, so the day does not count.

Not meeting the Valid Trading Day requirement is not a violation and does not cause account failure, but it affects Payout eligibility. Lite mode does not have this requirement.

There is no fixed challenge time limit. Users may complete the challenge at their own pace.

If there is no new valid trading activity for 30 consecutive calendar days, the account becomes inactive and cannot continue trading, request payouts, or release Boost Bonus.

Logging in, viewing markets, connecting an Agent, creating or canceling pending orders, deposits or withdrawals, and system liquidation do not count. There must be actual fills.

The account is closed immediately and cannot be restored. Challenge fees are not refunded. Failed users may buy again if they still meet the eligibility requirements.

Each position must be held for at least 60 seconds. Each time a position is increased, the 60-second holding period restarts from the execution time of that increase. Any subsequent reduction of the same position—including a manual close or reduction, or a close or reduction triggered by a take-profit or stop-loss order—will be recorded as a Minimum Holding Time violation if it occurs less than 60 seconds after the most recent position increase, and the affected trade may be closed by the system. The first two violations do not immediately invalidate the account, and the account may continue trading. The account will be invalidated immediately upon the third violation.

Lite and the Standard / Boost challenge stage support up to 10x leverage. The Standard / Boost Payout stage supports up to 5x. Actual available leverage is based on the order screen.

Yes, but all risk-control and prohibited-behavior rules still apply.

Yes, but all risk-control and prohibited-behavior rules still apply.

No. Hedging is explicitly prohibited.

No. Martingale and grid strategies are explicitly prohibited.

A VPN must not be used to disguise location, identity, account ownership, eligibility, or jurisdiction.

No. Copy trading, group trading, coordinated trading, and mirror trading are explicitly prohibited.

No. Users may hold multiple accounts where rules allow, but must not use two or more accounts at the same time for coordinated or related trading activities.

A trading fee is charged on every filled order. The Maker fee is 0.02%, while the Taker fee is 0.05%. Trading fees are calculated based on the actual executed order value and are charged separately when opening and closing a position.
For example, if the executed order value is 10,000 USDT, the Maker fee is 2 USDT, while the Taker fee is 5 USDT. Users can view the fees charged for each order under Trade History, Order History, and Realized P&L at the bottom of the trading interface. All trading fees are included in the account performance calculation and affect the account’s net profit and related performance metrics.

Agent trading is a special AiXFunded trading mode that allows users to connect their own AI Agent to the platform API for automated trading.

No. The trading method is selected at purchase, permanently bound to the account, and cannot be switched. Payout accounts inherit the challenge-stage trading method.

No. Each API key set is bound to a single trading account and cannot be used for other accounts. Users are responsible for protecting their keys.

No. Agent accounts are subject to the same risk rules and evaluation standards as manual accounts, with no preferential or different treatment.

AI Reasoning Score applies only to the Standard / Boost Challenge stage under Agent mode. The score must remain above 60 throughout the Challenge stage to ensure that the Agent’s decisions reflect meaningful analysis and reasoning.

The AI Reasoning Score applies only to the Challenge stage of Standard and Boost accounts using Agent Trading. A score of 60 or above meets the requirement; exactly 60 is a passing score. A score below 60 does not immediately invalidate the account, but it affects Challenge pass eligibility. This metric does not apply to Lite accounts or the Payout stage.

Yes. The platform does not require a specific Agent or framework. Any software that can connect to the platform API may be used if it operates within the rules.

In the Standard and Boost Payout stage, users receive a percentage of account profits. The exact ratio follows the product page rules. Lite has no profit share and only pays the fixed $50 reward.

There is no waiting period for the first request once all conditions are met. Later request windows are on the 5th, 15th, and 25th of each month.

Account profit must meet the platform minimum threshold, such as 100 USDT, and all other conditions must also be satisfied, including best trading day ratio, valid trading days, and violation review.

The profit from the Best Trading Day must not exceed 40% of the total profit from all profitable days within the current evaluation cycle. This rule assesses whether profits are distributed relatively evenly throughout the trading cycle and encourages more consistent and sustainable trading performance.

Best Trading Day Ratio = Profit from the best trading day ÷ Total profit from all profitable days in the current evaluation cycle × 100%. To qualify for a Payout, the ratio must be strictly below 40%; exactly 40% does not meet the requirement. Failing to meet this condition is not a breach and does not invalidate the account. The trader may continue trading until the ratio falls below 40%. If there is only one profitable day in the evaluation cycle, the ratio is 100%, so the account is not yet eligible for a Payout.

Example: If total profit from all profitable days is $1,000 and the best trading day profit is $350, the ratio is 35% and meets the requirement. If the best trading day profit is $400, the ratio is exactly 40%, so the account is not yet eligible for a Payout.

Yes. The account must have no open positions when submitting a payout request so profit amount and risk exposure can be reviewed accurately.

Boost Bonus is an extra reward unique to Boost. It activates after the user successfully receives a Boost Payout account and completes the first successful payout.

After profit shares, rewards, and similar amounts are credited to the AiXFunded account balance, users may submit withdrawal requests during processing windows on the 8th, 18th, and 28th of each month.

Identity verification and security verification are required before withdrawing either account balance or commission balance.

No. Irreversible on-chain losses caused by an incorrect address, network, token, or compromised wallet are the user’s responsibility.

Not necessarily. Withdrawals may be affected by network congestion, risk re-review, compliance screening, third-party service issues, and other factors. The platform may delay, pause, reject, or re-review withdrawals.

A user may hold multiple accounts, but the total initial size of all active accounts under the same Risk Entity must not exceed $200,000.

The platform’s risk control system may identify accounts under the same user through signals such as the same device, withdrawal address, deposit address, identity verification, API key, payment source, and similar trading behavior.

After 30 days with no valid trading, the account becomes inactive and cannot continue trading or request payouts. Its size is released back into the Risk Entity capacity pool.

The Node Plan is AiXFunded’s referral reward mechanism. Users can earn commissions when invited downstream users buy challenges, with referral relationships counted up to two levels.

Up to two levels. First-level node commission comes from directly invited users. Second-level sub-node commission comes from users invited by those nodes.

Second-level commission unlocks automatically after inviting 5 valid paid customers, excluding Lite, with no application required.

No. Only valid non-Lite paid customers with real payment, no refund, and normal order status count toward unlock progress.

No. Once a referral relationship is bound, users cannot remove it or change the upstream referrer themselves.

A referrer can be manually bound within 7 days after registration. After 7 days, the manual binding entry closes.

No. Historical orders generated before qualification unlock are not backfilled for second-level commission.

Commissions follow a T+2 rhythm: payment day is “settling,” the next day at 08:00 UTC becomes “settled not paid,” and after the following day at 08:00 UTC becomes “paid” and is credited to commission balance.

No. Commission balance is a separate ledger from account balance and is managed separately with separate transaction records.

It can be withdrawn to the user’s own wallet, subject to identity verification and fees, or transferred one-way to the AiXFunded account balance with no minimum amount, no fee, and real-time crediting.

No. Only one-way transfers from commission balance to account balance are supported. Account balance cannot be transferred back to commission balance.

Yes. If a downstream order is refunded or charged back, unpaid commission is marked failed; credited commission is reversed and deducted from commission balance.

Soft violations: the system closes the violating trade, such as minimum holding time, but the account may continue trading. Hard violations: daily drawdown or maximum cumulative loss is triggered, and the account immediately fails or closes.

Challenge accounts fail immediately and Payout accounts are closed immediately. There is no buffer period or manual exception.

Notify AiXFunded immediately and do not attempt to exploit it. Challenge progress, rewards, bonuses, and profit shares obtained through vulnerabilities may be canceled or recovered.

During risk review, trading, withdrawal, profit share, and Payout request permissions may be suspended. The specific handling depends on the platform decision.