Our Rules

AiXFunded is a prop trading platform built for Crypto + AI use cases. Users pay an entry fee to purchase a simulated challenge account and, after meeting the evaluation requirements, may enter the Payout stage to share a portion of account profits.

The platform supports two trading methods: users may trade manually or connect their own AI Agent. Both challenge accounts and Payout Accounts use live market data, but all accounts are simulated and do not place real-money orders.

AiXFunded currently offers three product lines: Lite (entry experience with a fixed $50 reward), Standard (the main funded account path with 80% profit split), and Boost (an enhanced path with 80% profit split plus an additional Boost Bonus). Users can choose based on experience and budget.

Passing a challenge does not guarantee a Payout Account, profit split, future returns, or trading performance. All Payout Accounts, rewards, and profit splits are subject to rules, eligibility, risk review, and platform approval.

The three modes differ in pricing, evaluation standards, and reward structure. Users can choose based on budget and experience:

Lite is exclusive: a user may successfully receive the Lite reward only once. After receiving the $50 reward, Lite cannot be purchased again. Standard and Boost do not have this restriction and may be purchased according to the live tiers shown.

Lite has a fixed account size of $1,000 and is offered in two versions depending on trading method:

Standard and Boost provide multiple account sizes, with pricing based on the live display. Each tier has both Manual and Agent versions with different pricing and broadly consistent evaluation rules.

Special Lite fee rules: Lite entry fees are non-refundable, cannot use coupons, do not count toward commissions, and cannot unlock second-level commission eligibility. Lite orders also do not count as valid paid customers for the affiliate plan.

Unless AiXFunded clearly states otherwise in writing, all challenge accounts, Payout Accounts, and trading environments are simulated accounts connected to live market data and do not involve real-money trading.

• Manual account: orders can only be placed through the web trading interface and API access is not available.

• Agent account: operation is API-only. The account details page provides API management. Each API Key set is bound to a single trading account and cannot be used for another account.

This mutual exclusivity extends into the Payout stage. If a user completes a Standard or Boost challenge in Agent mode, the resulting Payout Account also operates only in Agent mode, and vice versa. Users are responsible for safeguarding API keys.

Understanding these terms will help when reading the rules below:

Lite is AiXFunded’s entry-level mode, designed to lower the barrier for new users and quickly demonstrate the platform mechanics. The account size is $1,000, the evaluation is single-stage, and there is no challenge deadline or minimum trading-day requirement.

Lite has only two evaluation standards:

• Profit target 12%: the account must grow above $1,120. It is usually evaluated around UTC 08:00 daily, and the account should have no open positions at evaluation.

• Maximum overall loss 3%: the account may never breach the 3% maximum loss threshold, including unrealized PnL. If account value falls below $970, the challenge fails immediately.

Maximum leverage is 10x; there is no daily drawdown limit.

Reward payout: after passing Lite and subject to review, the user receives a fixed $50 reward, subject to eligibility, platform records, risk review, and approval. The reward may be credited to account balance and withdrawn under platform withdrawal rules or used to purchase a Standard challenge.

After successfully passing and receiving the $50 Lite reward, the user cannot purchase Lite again. If a Lite challenge fails, the user may repurchase it while still meeting all entry conditions.

If the platform later discovers violations, errors, duplicate accounts, reward abuse, false information, or other risks, it may cancel, claw back, or adjust the reward.

Standard is the main funded account path and includes a Challenge stage and a Payout stage. The evaluation standards are:

There is no fixed challenge deadline, but fewer than 3 valid trading days will affect account upgrade and is not a rule breach. The Payout stage has no profit target; users may request payouts at their own pace while meeting valid trading day, best trading day ratio, and other requirements.

After passing the Challenge stage and receiving platform approval, the user may be invited to sign a Funded Trader Agreement. After signing and meeting all conditions, the user may receive a Payout Account, usually matching the account size selected for the Standard challenge. Passing the Challenge stage does not guarantee Payout Account access, trading eligibility, payout eligibility, or any reward.

Boost is an enhanced version of Standard. After passing, users may receive an additional Boost Bonus on the first successful payout. The standards are:

See “Boost Bonus Mechanism” for detailed Boost Bonus calculation.

Profit targets are usually evaluated around UTC 08:00 daily. At evaluation, the account should have no open positions, and “available balance minus initial balance” must exceed the required target percentage.

For example, in the Standard Challenge stage (10%), if “available balance minus initial balance” exceeds 10% of the initial balance and there are no open positions at evaluation, the profit target is met.

The Payout stage no longer has a profit target. The core objective becomes meeting valid trading days, best trading day ratio, minimum payout profit, and other conditions before requesting a payout.

Account value may never fall below the rule-defined floor at any time, including unrealized PnL. Monitoring may be real-time or periodic.

Maximum overall loss is a hard breach. Once triggered, a challenge account fails immediately and a Payout Account is closed immediately, with no buffer or discretionary waiver.

Daily equity decline may not exceed the percentage of the previous day benchmark specified by the product rules, including unrealized PnL. The benchmark resets daily at UTC 08:00.

Lite does not have this requirement. Standard and Boost apply it in both the Challenge and Payout stages.

Daily drawdown is also a hard breach. It is independent from maximum overall loss: an account may avoid the overall loss threshold but still breach daily drawdown due to sharp equity movement on a given day.

Valid trading days are designed to verify actual trading participation, not simply opening one or two positions and waiting

Calculation basis:

• At the daily UTC 08:00 evaluation, if the day’s valid trading score is greater than 1, it counts as one valid trading day

• Valid trading score = daily cumulative trading volume ÷ total account equity

• Standard and Boost require at least 3 valid trading days in the Challenge stage and at least 5 in the Payout stage

Not meeting valid trading days is not a breach and does not cause account failure, but it affects account upgrade in the Challenge stage or payout eligibility in the Payout stage. Lite has no such requirement

All paid modes have no fixed challenge deadline, so users may complete the challenge at their own pace. However, accounts must remain active.

If there is no new valid trading operation for 30 consecutive calendar days after the most recent valid trading operation, the account becomes inactive. Once inactive, it may be closed or suspended, cannot continue trading, cannot request payouts, cannot release Boost Bonus, and its account capacity returns to the Risk Entity capacity pool.

Actions that do not count as valid trading operations include logging in, viewing markets, connecting an Agent, creating or cancelling orders, deposits or withdrawals, and system liquidation. Login or pending orders alone cannot maintain activity; an actual fill is required.

A trading fee is charged on every filled order and is calculated based on the actual executed order value:

- Maker fee: 0.02%

- Taker fee: 0.05%

Formula: Trading fee = actual executed order value × fee rate

For example, if an order is executed for 10,000 USDT:

- Maker execution fee: 10,000 × 0.02% = 2 USDT

- Taker execution fee: 10,000 × 0.05% = 5 USDT

Opening and closing positions calculate fees separately. The final fee depends on the actual executed value and execution type of each order. Users can view the fees deducted 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 realized P&L, but not in unrealized P&L.

In the Payout stage for Standard and Boost, users receive a portion of account profits. Lite has no Payout stage and only pays a fixed $50 reward.

For Boost, the first successful payout additionally triggers the Boost Bonus release plan. See “Boost Bonus Mechanism.”

The best trading day ratio, also called the consistency rule, prevents users from relying on one lucky profitable day to complete a payout request. For each payout request, the platform calculates profit distribution in the current trading cycle:

The ratio must meet the required threshold, otherwise the request is not eligible. Notes:

• Failing this condition is not a breach and does not cause account failure. Users can continue trading and increase profit from other profitable days until the ratio falls below the required threshold.

• Loss days and zero-PnL days are not included in total profitable-day profit.

• Open trades are not included in single-day profit unless platform rules specify otherwise.

• After each successful payout, a new evaluation cycle begins and the previous cycle’s best trading day no longer affects future requests.

Account profit must reach the platform’s minimum threshold before a payout request can be submitted. If the threshold is not met, the user must continue trading until accumulated profit qualifies.

Minimum payout profit is assessed after all other conditions are met, including account rules, best trading day ratio, valid trading days, and breach review. If other conditions are not met, a payout cannot succeed even if profit reaches the threshold.

Payout requests and balance withdrawals are processed in fixed windows:

• First payout request: no waiting period. Users may submit once all conditions are met.

• Subsequent payout requests: accepted on the 5th, 15th, and 25th of each month.

• Balance withdrawal processing: on the 8th, 18th, and 28th of each month.

Payout review includes but is not limited to:

• Whether minimum payout profit (100 USDT) is met

• Whether the best trading day ratio (< 40%) is met

• Whether valid trading day requirements are met

• Whether any rule breach or prohibited trading behavior exists

• Whether risks such as account sharing, multi-account use, abnormal trading, or exploit use exist

• Whether additional verification or risk review is required

After approval, the payout amount is credited to the user’s AiXFunded account balance, and the user may request withdrawal under balance withdrawal rules.

Boost Bonus is an additional reward unique to Boost. It activates only after a user receives a Boost Payout Account and completes the first successful payout. Core rules:

• Formula: Boost Bonus = first payout amount × 20%

• Cap: up to $1,000

• Release method: released evenly over 5 successful payouts, with 20% of the total Boost Bonus released each time

• Each Boost Payout Account can calculate Boost Bonus only once based on its first payout amount

Examples:

• Example 1: account profit $3,000 → first payout = 3,000 × 80% = $2,400 → Boost Bonus = 2,400 × 20% = $480 → each release = 480 × 20% = $96.

• Example 2: first payout $7,000 → formula gives $1,400, but the cap is $1,000, so final Boost Bonus = $1,000 → each release = $200.

Boost Bonus is not paid all at once. It is recorded as an additional reward when the payout account balance increases. If the related payout, account, challenge result, trading activity, or eligibility is later deemed invalid, erroneous, abusive, fraudulent, or in breach, the platform may cancel or claw back the Boost Bonus.

After payouts, rewards, Boost Bonus, and similar amounts are credited to the AiXFunded account balance, users may request balance withdrawal under supported platform rules. Conditions include:

• Account balance reaches the minimum withdrawal amount

• Required KYC and security verification are complete

• Wallet address, network, and withdrawal information are correct

• No pending breach, risk control, sanctions, wallet-risk, or account review exists

• The request complies with supported withdrawal timing and processing rules

Risk and responsibility: users must ensure the correct wallet address, chain, and asset type. Losses caused by wrong address, wrong network, wrong token, wallet compromise, or irreversible on-chain transactions are borne by the user.

Payout approval does not guarantee withdrawal completion. Balance withdrawals may still be affected by chain congestion, risk re-review, abnormal account activity, compliance screening, third-party service issues, and similar factors. The platform may delay, suspend, reject, cancel, or re-review requests in such cases.

Manual and Agent account permissions are mutually exclusive. The trading method selected at purchase determines how that account and its later Payout Account operate.

• Manual accounts can trade only through the web interface.

• Agent accounts can operate only through API and do not allow web manual order placement.

Users may not bypass account-type restrictions by technical means or allow unauthorized third parties to control an Agent account.

API Keys for Agent accounts are created, viewed, and managed on the account details page. Each key set is bound to one account only.

• API Keys may not be reused across accounts.

• API Keys may not be disclosed, sold, rented, or shared.

• If a key is leaked or misused, the user should revoke and regenerate it immediately.

AI Agents must comply with the same account rules, risk controls, and prohibited behavior rules as manual trading.

• Unauthorized bots, scripts, copy-trading tools, or signal systems may not be used.

• High-frequency trading, latency arbitrage, exploit use, mirroring, or multi-account coordination are prohibited.

• Agents may not attempt to bypass leverage, drawdown, valid trading day, payout, or account limits.

Orders, positions, PnL, and breach consequences generated by an Agent are the account holder’s responsibility.

Users choose, configure, and maintain their own AI Agents. The platform does not guarantee any Agent’s stability, profitability, strategy validity, or compliance.

If an Agent causes losses, breaches, account closure, or payout denial due to code errors, parameter errors, network issues, third-party service issues, or strategy defects, the user bears the result.

The platform may monitor Agent accounts in real time or periodically to identify abnormal trading, API abuse, repeated strategies, multi-account coordination, or risk-avoidance behavior.

• When abnormalities are found, the platform may restrict API access, suspend the account, request additional verification, or conduct manual review.

• For severe or persistent breaches, the platform may close the account, cancel challenge results, deny payouts, or claw back rewards.

The platform may but is not obligated to notify users in advance and does not commit to disclosing full risk-control logic.

A Risk Entity is a set of accounts the platform’s risk controls determine to be controlled by the same real user or group. The platform may evaluate devices, networks, KYC, wallets, payment sources, trading behavior, Agent behavior, and other signals.

Risk Entity is the unified basis for account capacity, risk level, breach association, and multi-account management.

Account capacity is calculated by Risk Entity, not by individual user ID.

Core rule: the total initial size of all active accounts under the same Risk Entity may not exceed $200,000.

Account types that occupy capacity include:

• Active challenge accounts

• Passed challenges awaiting Payout Account issuance

• Issued Payout Accounts

• Accounts under risk investigation

• Frozen accounts

Capacity may be released when a challenge fails, an account is voluntarily closed, an account becomes inactive after 30 days, or an account is reclaimed due to breach.

Users may hold multiple accounts where rules allow, but must follow these restrictions:

• Do not trade two or more accounts simultaneously.

• Do not use multi-account strategies, including hedging, wash trading, mirroring, copying, or similar behavior.

• Do not use related accounts or synthetic identities to bypass rules, including duplicate accounts, fake accounts, or invite abuse.

The platform may identify same-person signals such as same device login, withdrawal address, deposit address, KYC, API Key, payment source, or trading behavior pattern and manage related accounts under the same Risk Entity.

KYC trigger scenarios:

• KYC is required before account balance withdrawal.

• KYC is also required before commission balance withdrawal.

• Additional verification may be required when risk controls classify the user as medium risk or above.

Users are treated as independent contractors and are responsible for all tax obligations.

The affiliate plan is AiXFunded’s invite reward mechanism. Users may earn commission when invited users purchase challenges, and invite relationships count up to two levels.

Core mechanics:

• When a user invites a direct node, the inviter may receive first-level commission from that user’s challenge purchase.

• After meeting conditions, users may unlock second-level commission from sub-node purchases.

• Payments beyond the second level do not generate commission for the original user.

• Specific commission rates are shown on the affiliate plan page.

Each user has a dedicated 8-character invite code and invite link. Binding has two methods:

Automatic binding: after an invited user registers through an invite link, the system automatically binds the upline if the code is valid, the inviter account is normal, and the invited user has no existing upline.

Manual binding: within 7 days after registration, a user without an upline may manually enter an invite link or code on the affiliate page. After 7 days, the manual binding entry is closed.

No unbinding or change: once established, the relationship cannot be removed or changed by the user. Users may not bind their own code or a downline code.

Commission rates:

• First-level commission: generated from payments by directly invited users.

• Second-level commission: generated from payments by users invited by direct nodes, after second-level eligibility is unlocked.

Calculation basis:

• Commission is based on real funds actually paid by users, excluding coupons, credits, vouchers, platform gifts, failed payments, or refunded amounts.

• Lite orders do not participate in commission calculation and generate neither first- nor second-level commission.

Users must meet invite conditions, such as inviting 5 valid paid customers (non-Lite), before unlocking second-level commission. A valid paid customer means:

• Directly invited by the current user, excluding users invited by sub-nodes.

• Completed a real-money payment for a non-Lite challenge.

• The order remains valid and is not refunded, charged back, or invalidated by risk controls.

• Deduplicated by user; multiple payments by the same invited user count as one valid paid customer.

Key unlock rules:

• After meeting the 5 valid paid customer condition, eligibility activates automatically without application.

• Historical orders generated before unlock do not retroactively receive second-level commission.

• Commission generation checks whether eligibility is unlocked at that time, so the unlock time affects whether later orders generate second-level commission.

• If the account or invite behavior is flagged by risk controls, second-level commission eligibility may be frozen.

Commission generation and settlement are separate. When a user payment succeeds, a commission record is created; daily scheduled jobs later advance status and balance crediting. Starting from payment time T, status advances by the daily UTC 08:00 settlement point:

If an order is refunded while “Settling” or “Settled, not paid,” the related commission is marked “Settlement failed” and does not enter commission balance.

The affiliate plan uses a separate fund category called “commission balance,” managed separately from account balance. After settlement, commission funds first enter commission balance, where users can perform two actions:

Commission withdrawal: withdraw commission balance to the user’s own wallet.

• KYC must be complete, account status normal, and withdrawal address valid.

• Fees apply according to current withdrawal rules.

• Minimum withdrawal amount must be met.

Transfer to account balance: one-way transfer from commission balance to AiXFunded account balance.

• Only “commission balance → account balance” is supported; reverse transfer is not supported.

• No minimum amount, no fee, real-time crediting.

• After transfer, funds can be used to purchase challenges, offset entry fees, and similar uses.

Fund risk-control restrictions:

• When an account is under risk control, withdrawal and transfer are not allowed.

• If commission clawback is pending, new commission first offsets the clawback.

Unless expressly permitted by the platform in writing, the following behavior is prohibited:

• Account-related: account sharing, selling, renting, password sharing, third-party account management, or allowing others to trade on your behalf.

• Multi-account: copy trading, group trading, coordinated trading, mirrored trading, copy arrangements, highly similar positions across accounts, or opening, holding, or managing positions in two or more accounts simultaneously.

• Technical arbitrage: high-frequency trading, latency arbitrage, stale-price arbitrage, quote stuffing, exploit trading, platform manipulation, or strategies relying on speed, latency, mispricing, data-source issues, or system defects.

• Market abuse: insider trading, front-running, market manipulation, wash trading, spoofing, layering, or other abusive market conduct.

• Risk avoidance: excessive leverage, excessive exposure, one-sided betting, account rolling, hedging, arbitrage, martingale, grid trading, or strategies designed to bypass risk controls, drawdown, consistency, payout, or account rules.

• Unauthorized automation: using unauthorized bots, algorithms, scripts, copy tools, signals, or AI Agents.

• Identity masking: using VPNs, proxies, VPS, shared devices, or similar tools to disguise location, identity, account ownership, eligibility, or jurisdiction.

• Duplicate accounts: creating duplicate accounts, fake accounts, related-party accounts, or synthetic identities for challenge, Bonus, reward, commission, invite, or Payout abuse.

The platform will strictly determine whether any trade, strategy, account pattern, invite pattern, payout request, or user behavior violates the rules.

“Abusive trading behavior” means any trading activity that deviates from standard market practice, may create financial, operational, technical, regulatory, reputational, or other risk for AiXFunded, or violates the spirit of fair trading and platform integrity.

Core exploit restriction: users may not knowingly or unknowingly exploit, benefit from, or fail to report any error, vulnerability, delay, mispricing, data issue, calculation error, system failure, or unintended behavior in platform services, trading environments, price feeds, Dashboard, risk systems, Payout Account systems, AI Agent systems, or third-party infrastructure.

Correct action when discovering an issue: if a user finds any error, vulnerability, delay, mispricing, calculation issue, or unexpected platform behavior, the user should notify AiXFunded immediately.

Users must not attempt to exploit the issue. Any challenge progress, account result, reward, Bonus, or payout eligibility obtained through exploit use may be cancelled, adjusted, denied, or clawed back.

The platform evaluates users on a 5-level risk scale at the Risk Entity level.

The final risk level is the highest among: user-level risk, same-person Risk Entity risk, challenge / Payout Account risk, Agent behavior risk, deposit and withdrawal risk, and commission risk.

If the platform determines or reasonably suspects a rule breach, it may take any measures it considers necessary or appropriate, including but not limited to:

• Cancel or adjust trading results, account results, challenge results, or Dashboard records.

• Mark the account as breached, failed, or blacklisted.

• Close, suspend, restrict, or reclaim a challenge account or Payout Account.

• Delay, deny, reduce, cancel, hold, or claw back rewards, Bonus, payouts, commissions, or other platform benefits.

• Require additional verification, wallet verification, source explanations, or other review materials.

• Restrict future purchases, restrict future challenges, cancel Payout Account eligibility, or blacklist the user.

Breach levels:

• Soft breach: the system closes trades that violate rules, such as positions violating minimum holding time, while the account may continue trading.

• Hard breach: violating daily loss limits or maximum overall loss causes immediate challenge failure / immediate Payout Account closure.

The platform may but is not obligated to provide detailed reasons, evidence, internal risk analysis, trade review logic, system logs, or other internal materials, especially where disclosure may affect anti-fraud, risk-control systems, security systems, internal review methods, third-party rights, or platform integrity.

As a Payout Account user, the user is treated as an independent contractor. All related tax responsibilities are the user’s own responsibility. AiXFunded does not withhold or remit taxes. Users must confirm their own tax reporting obligations in their jurisdiction.

Different documents apply to different scenarios. If conflict occurs, priority is handled as follows:

• General platform matters: Terms & Conditions prevail.

• Challenge account / Payout Account specifics: product-specific rules prevail.

• Affiliate plan and campaign rewards: platform rules / campaign rules prevail.

The platform reserves final interpretation, application, and enforcement rights for all rules.