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Prop firm rulesWeMasterTrade Rules Explained (2026)
Every WeMasterTrade rule that can end an account or block a payout, with the numbers on a $50,000 Instant 51010. Rules were checked against the firm's published pages in October 2026; confirm in your dashboard.
Last updated October 19, 2026 · rules checked October 2026
Overview: Challenge and Instant packages
WeMasterTrade sells a two-phase Challenge and three Instant packages with no evaluation. The Challenge asks 8% in Phase 1 and 6% in Phase 2, and the US page lists it at $62 for $10,000 up to $445 for $100,000. Phase 2 already pays a 30% profit share.
The Instant packages are 51010 (10% profit target to withdraw, 5% daily, 10% max), 510Zero (no target, 5% daily, 10% max) and NoPC (6% target, 2% daily, 4% max). US prices for $50,000 were $340, $360 and $175 in October 2026; the Canada page shows different prices for the larger sizes.
The Rewards page sets the split for all packages at 50% on the first payout, 75% on the second and 90% from the third. The Challenge table shows 90% on the funded account, so confirm which applies to yours.
Rules that end the account
Breaking either loss limit liquidates the account at market, and you need a new package to trade again.
Payout rules
- Daily requests: you can request a payout every day from the dashboard. Without a request, profit rolls over.
- Targets: 51010 needs 10% profit before a withdrawal and NoPC 6%. On 510Zero, performance under 6% cuts the reward to a fixed 10%.
- Profit consistency: your best day may not exceed 20% of total profit. It does not apply to Challenge Phase 1 or funded Challenge accounts.
- Split ladder: 50%, then 75%, then 90%.
News and weekend
WeMasterTrade does not restrict news trading; you can open and close positions whenever the market is open.
Overnight and weekend holding is permitted on the Challenge. The site does not state a weekend rule for the Instant packages, so check your dashboard.
Worked example: $50,000 Instant 51010
The daily limit is $2,500 and the max loss floor is $45,000. If the day starts with balance at $51,000 and equity at $50,600, the daily floor is $48,500. You need $5,000 of profit before a withdrawal, and no day may make more than 20% of the total, so a $1,200 best day needs $6,000 in total.
With the 2% idea cap in force, risk on one idea stays under $1,000. The first payout is paid at 50%.
How Proof tracks it
Pick the WeMasterTrade preset. Proof sets the daily floor from the higher of balance or equity at the start of the day, keeps the static max floor, totals risk per trade idea against 2%, warns before you reopen a symbol inside the one-hour interval on another account, and checks your best day against 20%. The drawdown calculator and payout date calculator work the same numbers by hand.
Proof tracks every WeMasterTrade rule for you
The WeMasterTrade presets carry the higher-of-balance-or-equity daily floor, the static max floor, the 2% per-idea cap, the one-hour interval rule and the 20% best-day check.
See how Proof does itFrequently asked questions
Does WeMasterTrade pay during Phase 2?
Yes. Phase 2 of the Challenge pays a 30% profit share. The funded account then pays on the split ladder, or 90% as shown in the Challenge table; check which applies to your account.
What is the WeMasterTrade daily loss limit?
5% on the Challenge, 51010 and 510Zero and 2% on NoPC, as a fixed amount of the initial balance subtracted from the higher of the previous day's balance or start-of-day equity.
Is the WeMasterTrade max loss trailing?
The FAQ examples keep the floor at the initial balance minus the limit, so it behaves as static: 10%, or 4% on NoPC.
Can I trade news on WeMasterTrade?
Yes. The FAQ says there is no news restriction.
How often does WeMasterTrade pay?
You can request a payout daily. The split is 50% on the first payout, 75% on the second and 90% after.
What is the trading interval rule?
You may not open the same symbol in another account while a losing trade is open, and you must wait one hour after closing a loser.
Related
Sources checked October 2026: WeMasterTrade (US): packages and prices · WeMasterTrade (CA): Instant packages · WeMasterTrade: Rewards and profit sharing · FAQ: Daily Loss Limit · FAQ: Max Loss Limit · FAQ: Profit Consistency Rule · FAQ: Risk Consistency Rule · FAQ: Can I trade news? · FAQ: Trading interval rule