FundedAxe funded accounts pay 80% by default. The 100% Reward Split add-on raises that to everything, for +20% of the programme fee. Whether that is a good buy is pure arithmetic.
The break-even
The add-on buys you the last 20% of your rewards. So it pays for itself once 20% of your total lifetime rewards exceeds the add-on cost.
| Account | Approx. fee | Add-on cost (+20%) | Rewards needed to break even |
|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 Pay After Pass | $185 | ~$37 | ~$185 |
| $50,000 Pay After Pass | $280 | ~$56 | ~$280 |
| $100,000 Pay After Pass | $525 | ~$105 | ~$525 |
| $200,000 Pay After Pass | $1,025 | ~$205 | ~$1,025 |
When to buy it
- You have already been funded before and expect to last multiple reward cycles.
- You are on a larger account, where a single cycle can clear the break-even.
- You are confident in your risk process and treat this as a long-term account.
When not to
- It is your first evaluation. Buy the account, not the upgrades.
- You are on a $10,000 or $25,000 account where the absolute reward figures are small.
- You are already stretching to afford the programme fee.
Price the add-ons
The configurator shows the exact add-on cost against every account size.
Frequently asked questions
Is a 100% profit split worth it?
It pays for itself once your total rewards reach roughly five times the add-on cost. That is achievable on larger accounts across a few cycles, and unlikely on a small first account.
What is FundedAxe's profit split?
Funded accounts start at an 80% reward split, which can be raised to 100% with the 100% Reward Split add-on for an additional 20% of the programme fee.
FundedAxe evaluations and funded accounts are simulated. Traders do not trade real client capital; rewards are paid on simulated performance under the terms of the FundedAxe trader agreement.