How many accounts can I have?

You may hold up to five accounts simultaneously, with a combined allocation of up to $400,000 across all of them.

Why hold more than one

Traders commonly run multiple accounts to separate strategies — a longer-term book on one account and a short-term book on another — so that a drawdown in one does not consume the loss allowance of the other. Others use several accounts to scale total allocation beyond the largest single account size.

The limit that matters

Positions across your accounts must not offset one another. Hedging across accounts is prohibited, because it converts the evaluation into a bet that one account will pass regardless of direction. Running genuinely different strategies is fine; running the same position in opposite directions is not.

Combining allocation

If you already hold $400,000 in combined allocation, you cannot open a further account until existing allocation is reduced. This cap exists so that total exposure to a single trader stays bounded, and it applies whether the accounts are in evaluation or funded.