Leveraged Rules Explained (2026): Daily Loss, Drawdown, News & Payouts

Overview: Turbo, Sprint, ONE and Classic

Leveraged sells several one-time-fee programs. Turbo costs $8.88 to start, asks 6%, and charges an activation fee only after you pass: $76.12 on $10,000 up to $1,089.12 on $200,000. Sprint asks just 2% with 1% limits. Leveraged ONE asks 6% with a trailing drawdown. The Classic line has three tracks: Junior Portfolio Manager (one step, 10%), Senior (two steps, 5% then 8%) and Executive (three steps, 6%, 8% and 10%).

Sizes run from $10,000 to $100,000 on Sprint and ONE, to $200,000 on Turbo and to $1,000,000 on Classic. None has a time limit. Every funded account pays 80%. Leveraged lists the United States among the places where its services are not available.

Rules that end the account

The daily reference is the higher of balance or equity at 23:00 GMT+3, one hour before the market close, which is about 3pm CT in US summer time.

Daily loss

3% on Turbo, ONE, Junior and Executive; 5% on Senior; 1% on Sprint.

Max loss

Static on Classic (6% Junior and Executive, 10% Senior) and Sprint (1%). Turbo and ONE trail 6%: the limit starts 6% below the initial balance, rises as closed balance makes new highs, is breached on equity at any time, and locks at the initial balance once closed balance is 6% up. After any processed payout it stays locked there.

Inactivity

At least one trade opened and closed every 30 days, or the account is closed as dormant.

Turbo funded

Hedged or offsetting positions may not be held overnight or over the weekend.

Gaps

Opening or holding positions mainly to profit from reopen gaps is not allowed.

Payout rules

Turbo: first payout 14 calendar days after you start trading the funded account, then every 14 days. You need 3 profitable days of at least 0.5% of the initial balance and a best day no larger than 20% of total profit.
Sprint: first payout instant once funded, then every 14 days, with no profitable-day or consistency requirement.
Classic: every 14 days from when you start trading the funded account, with 3 profitable days of at least 0.5%.
ONE: 3 profitable days of at least 0.5% and 20% consistency; the FAQ does not give its payout timing.

News and weekend

On every program except Sprint, you may not open, add to, close or partly close a position, or have any order fill, from 5 minutes before to 5 minutes after high-impact news. Positions opened earlier can stay open through the event but cannot be closed inside the window. Results range from losing the affected profit to termination.

Overnight and weekend holding is allowed as part of a genuine strategy.

Worked example: $50,000 Turbo

You pay $8.88 to start and $340.12 to activate after passing. The target is $3,000. The trailing floor starts at $47,000 and locks at $50,000 once closed balance reaches $53,000. The daily limit is $1,500 from the higher of balance or equity at the 23:00 GMT+3 snapshot.

Once funded, the first payout is 14 days after your first funded trade. With $5,000 of profit your best day may be no more than $1,000. If you withdraw $3,000 from a $105,000 balance on a $100,000 account, the floor stays locked at $100,000 and you have $2,000 of room.

How Proof tracks it

Pick the Leveraged preset. Proof sets the daily reference from the higher of balance or equity at 23:00 GMT+3 in your local time, keeps the static floor or the closed-balance trail with its lock, marks the 5-minute news windows, and checks profitable days and the 20% best-day limit before a payout. The drawdown calculator and payout date calculator work the same numbers by hand.

In Proof

Proof tracks every Leveraged rule for you

The Leveraged presets carry the 23:00 GMT+3 daily reference, static floors and the locking closed-balance trail, the 5-minute news windows and the profitable-day and 20% best-day checks.

See how Proof does it

Frequently asked questions

Does Leveraged have a consistency rule?

Only on funded Turbo and Crypto accounts, and on Leveraged ONE payouts: your best day may be at most 20% of total profit when you request a payout. Sprint and the Classic tracks have none.

What is the Leveraged daily drawdown?

3% on most programs, 5% on Classic Senior and 1% on Sprint, referenced from the higher of balance or equity at 23:00 GMT+3.

Is the Leveraged drawdown trailing?

On Turbo and ONE, yes: 6% trailing on closed balance that locks at the initial balance after a 6% gain. Classic and Sprint use static floors.

Can I trade news on Leveraged?

Only on Sprint. Every other program blocks opening, closing and order fills from 5 minutes before to 5 minutes after high-impact news.

How does the Turbo fee work?

You pay $8.88 to start and an activation fee within 30 days of passing, such as $340.12 on $50,000.

Is Leveraged available in the United States?

No. Leveraged lists the United States among the jurisdictions where its services are not available.

Sources checked October 2026: Leveraged FAQ: Turbo · Leveraged FAQ: Sprint · Leveraged FAQ: Leveraged ONE · Leveraged FAQ: Junior Portfolio Manager · Leveraged FAQ: Senior Portfolio Manager · Leveraged FAQ: Executive Portfolio Manager · Leveraged FAQ: Maximum daily drawdown · Leveraged FAQ: Maximum trailing drawdown · Leveraged FAQ: Payouts and profit split · Leveraged FAQ: News events · Leveraged FAQ: Consistency rule