Fundzoria Zero: instant funding rules and prices
No evaluation: straight to a Real account.
No evaluation: Zero starts directly on a Real (funded simulation) account. There is no daily loss limit, only a 6% trailing maximum loss, plus consistency and profitable-day conditions before a reward review.
- Profit target: none
- Daily loss: none
- Maximum loss: 6% trailing
- Minimum trading days: 3 trading days before a reward review
- Price: $50.99 to $753.99
Overview
No evaluation. Start directly on a funded simulation account.
How it works
- 1Buy
Your Zero account opens as a Real account straight away. There is no evaluation phase.
- 2Verify your identity
A Real account cannot open new trades until your identity is verified in Profile.
- 3Trade within the limits
Keep equity above the 6% trailing loss floor and build at least 5 profitable days before your first reward.
- 4Request a reward
When your payout cycle completes and the reward conditions are met, request your share from the dashboard.
Rules at a glance
| Rule | Zero |
|---|---|
| Evaluation phases | None (direct Real account) |
| Profit target | None |
| Daily loss limit | None |
| Maximum loss | 6% trailing |
| Minimum trading days | 3 trading days before a reward review |
| Inactivity limit | 60 days |
| Time limit | None |
| Account sizes | $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $200K |
| Price | $50.99 to $753.99 |
Every Fundzoria account, including a Real account, is a simulated trading account with virtual funds. Orders are not sent to a real market, and virtual balances have no cash value.
Common questions
How much does Fundzoria Zero cost?
Zero is a one-time fee from $50.99 to $753.99, for account sizes of $5K to $200K. There is no subscription.
Do I need identity verification for Zero?
Yes. Zero is a Real account, so it cannot open new trades until your identity is verified in Profile.
How many Zero accounts can I hold?
Active Zero accounts are limited to $200,000 combined per trader. Breached accounts do not count towards the limit.
Hard breaches
Loss limits
These limits are hard breaches. If equity touches one of them at any moment, the account ends.
Zero has no daily loss limit. Only the trailing maximum loss applies.
The floor starts 6% below the initial balance, rises with your highest closed balance and stops at the initial balance. It does not move down while you trade. When you request a payout, the balance goes back to the initial balance and the floor returns to 6% below it.
Place an order or close a position at least once every 60 days. An open position on its own does not count as activity.
If equity falls to 50% of the margin in use or lower, open positions are closed and the account is breached.
Maximum loss: how is it calculated?
- Highest closed balance $100,000: floor $94,000
- Highest closed balance $103,000: floor $97,000
- Highest closed balance $106,000 or more: floor $100,000, locked until your next payout request
- After a payout request: floor back to $94,000
Inactivity limit: how is it calculated?
- Last order or close: 1 March 2026, 10:00 UTC
- Breach if nothing happens until: 30 April 2026, 10:00 UTC
- The timer restarts when you place an order, market or pending, or a position closes, including by stop loss or take profit
Margin stop-out: how is it calculated?
- Example: margin in use $10,000
- Stop-out when equity is $5,000 or lower
Worked example
| Worked example on $100K | Amount |
|---|---|
| Initial balance | $100,000 |
| Maximum loss (6%) | $6,000 |
| Starting loss floor | $94,000 |
| Highest closed balance $103,000: floor | $97,000 |
| Highest closed balance $106,000 or more: floor | $100,000 (locked until your next payout request) |
| After a payout request: floor | $94,000 |
Daily and maximum loss are checked against equity, which includes floating profit and loss on open positions. Touching a limit counts as a breach.
If a limit is reached
- Trading stops and new orders are blocked.
- Pending orders are cancelled and open positions are closed at the next available quote.
- The account cannot be reactivated. You can start again with a new account.
Copy trading or signal services, cross-account hedging, arbitrage and latency trading, exploiting platform errors, account sharing and multiple profiles all end the account.
Questions about hard breaches
Does Zero have a daily loss limit?
No. Only the 6% trailing maximum loss applies. The floor rises with your highest closed balance and stops at the initial balance. After a payout request the balance returns to the initial balance and the floor goes back to 6% below it.
Trading guidelines
Zero has no profit target. These conditions decide when a reward can be reviewed. Missing one never closes the account.
On every reward request, your best day may not make up more than 40% of your total profit.
You need 5 profitable days of at least 0.25% of the starting balance ($250 on $100K) before your first reward review. Later payouts need 3 profitable days since your last payout.
At least 3 trading days must be recorded on your account before results are reviewed.
Zero is a Real account, so new orders and changes to pending orders are blocked from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after high-impact news that affects the instrument. You can still close positions.
Positions can stay open overnight and over the weekend. A stop loss, take profit or pending order crossed while the market was closed triggers at the reopen. Take profit and limit orders fill at exactly their set price. A stop loss or stop order fills at the first available price after the gap, which can be worse than the price you set. Floating losses on open positions still count towards your limits.
There is no commission on any market. The spread is the only trading cost.
Lots per order, in steps of 0.01, with up to 100 open positions and pending orders combined on one account.
Active Zero accounts are limited to $200,000 combined per trader. Breached accounts do not count towards the limit.
Best-day consistency: how is it calculated?
- Example: total closed profit of $5,000
- Best day allowed: up to $2,000 (40%)
- Checked on every payout request
Profitable days: how is it calculated?
- Profitable day threshold (0.25% of $100,000): $250
- First payout: 5 profitable days
- Later payouts: 3 profitable days since your last payout
Trading days
What counts as a trading day:
| Activity | Counts as a trading day? |
|---|---|
| A position opened or closed | Yes |
| A pending order that fills | Yes |
| A position closed by stop loss or take profit | Yes |
| A pending order placed but not filled | No (it still counts as activity for the inactivity limit) |
| Only a stop loss or take profit edited | No |
- A trading day runs from 02:00 UTC to 02:00 UTC the next day.
- No maximum time limit.
- A stop loss is optional but strongly recommended.
Soft breaches
Soft breaches keep the account open, but the affected trades can be excluded and a warning is recorded. Repeating one can be treated as a hard breach.
Soft breachScripts, macros, browser automation or any tool that places, changes or closes orders automatically.
More than 200 orders in one trading day, or rapid-fire order placement designed to game execution.
Risking most of your loss allowance on one one-sided idea: a single oversized position, or several in the same direction, that a small move would breach.
Automated trading: how is it calculated?
- First case: a warning, and the affected trades are excluded from results
- Repeated use: hard breach
Hyperactivity: how is it calculated?
- First case: a warning, and the day’s affected trades may be excluded
- Repeated: hard breach
All-in gambling: how is it calculated?
- Example: on a $100K Zero account, 20 lots of EUR/USD lose the full $6,000 maximum loss allowance on a move of about 30 pips
- First case: a warning, and the affected trades may be excluded
- Repeated: hard breach
Rewards
Your Zero account can request a reward of up to the trader share of your chosen payout cycle. You choose the cycle for each Real account in the dashboard.
Payout cycles
| Payout cycle | First payout | Then | Your share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekly | 7 days after funding | Every 7 days | 80% |
| Bi-weekly (default) | 14 days after funding | Every 14 days | 85% |
| Monthly | 30 days after funding | Every 30 days | 100% |
When you can request a payout
- The first payout opens one full cycle after the account becomes funded.
- After that, payouts open at the end of each cycle once you have 3 profitable days (each at least 0.25% of the starting balance) since your last payout.
- Your first Zero payout also needs 5 profitable days, and every Zero payout must keep the 40% best-day consistency rule.
- Close every position and cancel pending orders before you request a payout.
- Your share must be at least $100, a $3 processing fee is deducted, and rewards are paid in USDT (BEP20 or TRC20) to your saved payout wallet after identity verification and review.
The challenge fee refund is not part of Zero.
Zero Real accounts can grow by about 25% (rounded to the nearest $1,000) at each scaling review every 4 months, up to $2M, when the review conditions are met.
Questions about rewards
Is there a consistency rule on Zero?
Yes. On every payout request, your best day may not exceed 40% of total profit. Before your first reward you also need 5 profitable days of at least 0.25% of the starting balance; later payouts need 3 profitable days since your last payout.
Do I get my Zero fee back?
No. The challenge fee refund is not part of Zero.
Trading conditions
Leverage and margin
Leverage sets the margin a position needs. Margin = lots × contract size × the USD value of one unit of the base currency ÷ leverage. That value is the price for markets quoted in USD (such as EUR/USD, metals, crypto and stocks), 1 for pairs with USD as the base currency (such as USD/JPY), and the base currency’s USD rate for cross pairs (such as EUR/JPY).
| Market | Leverage |
|---|---|
| Forex | 1:50 |
| Metals | 1:25 |
| Crypto | 1:2 |
| Stocks | 1:5 |
| Margin example at Zero leverage | Margin |
|---|---|
| 1.00 lot EUR/USD at 1.10000 | $2,200 |
| 1.00 lot USD/JPY (USD base) | $2,000 |
| 1.00 lot EUR/JPY with EUR/USD at 1.10000 | $2,200 |
| 0.10 lot XAU/USD at 2,500.00 | $1,000 |
| 0.10 lot BTC/USD at 60,000.00 | $3,000 |
Prices in the margin examples are illustrative.
Account sizes and prices
Account sizes and one-time prices for Fundzoria Zero. The price shown at checkout is the one that applies.
| Account size | Profit target | Daily loss | Max loss | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $5K | None | None | $300 | $50.99 |
| $10K | None | None | $600 | $73.99 |
| $25K | None | None | $1,500 | $158.99 |
| $50K | None | None | $3,000 | $206.99 |
| $100K | None | None | $6,000 | $376.99 |
| $200K | None | None | $12,000 | $753.99 |
Costs and limits
| Instrument | Market | 1.00 lot | Pip size | Typical spread |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EUR/USD | Forex | 100,000 EUR | 0.0001 | 0.6 pips |
| USD/JPY | Forex | 100,000 USD | 0.01 | 0.7 pips |
| XAU/USD | Metals | 100 oz | 0.1 | $20.00 per lot |
| BTC/USD | Crypto | 1 BTC | 1 | $10.00 per lot |
| AAPL | Stocks | 10 shares | 0.01 | $0.60 per lot |
- Inactivity limit: 60 days without an order or a closed position ends the account.
- No time limit while the account stays active.
- Markets: 48 markets: 29 forex pairs, 2 metals (gold and silver), 9 crypto coins and 8 US stocks. Every instrument and its costs are listed in the web terminal guide.
- Costs: no commission. The spread is the only trading cost.
- Volume: 0.01 to 20.00 lots per order, and up to 100 open positions and pending orders combined.
- Platform: the Fundzoria web terminal in your browser. MT4, MT5 and Expert Advisors are not available.
- Forex and metals: Sunday 22:00 to Friday 22:00 UTC, with a daily break from 21:00 to 22:00 UTC (so Friday trading ends at 21:00 UTC).
- Crypto: open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- US stocks: 09:30 to 16:00 New York time, Monday to Friday.