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What is the Difference Between the TCP25, TCP50, and TCP100?
What is the Difference Between the TCP25, TCP50, and TCP100?
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Written by Paul B.
Updated over a week ago

Currently, we offer three versions of the Trader Career Path®: the TCP25, the TCP50, and the TCP100, named after their respective starting account sizes. These three versions share the following key features:

  • Traders who pass the evaluation will receive a funding offer with a scaling plan.

  • Active subscribers will receive one free reset after every monthly rebill.

The main differences between them lie in the starting balance of your virtual evaluation account, the funded trading account sizes in your scaling plan, and the largest account size you can scale up to:

  • The TCP25 starts with a $25,000 account, and funded traders can scale up to $50,000, $100,000, and $200,000 by achieving the profit goal at each step and withdrawing their profit share.

  • The TCP50 starts with a $50,000 account, and funded traders can scale up to $100,000, $200,000, and $400,000 by achieving the profit goal at each step and withdrawing their profit share.

  • The TCP100 starts with a $100,000 account, and funded traders can scale up to $150,000, $200,000, and $400,000 by achieving the profit goal at each step and withdrawing their profit share.

Traders funded through the TCP25 can only scale up to a maximum of $200,000. Only traders who pass the TCP50 or the TCP100 are eligible to receive the $400,000 funded trading account through the scaling plan.

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