How Does AIFO Prop Trading Work

Choose 1-Step if you prefer one evaluation phase, 2-Step if you prefer two phases, Instant Funding if you want to start without a traditional evaluation, or Sprint if you want a focused 24-hour, one-payout path. Compare the loss limits, time requirements and payout conditions before selecting an account.

The 1-Step Challenge uses one evaluation phase and the 2-Step Challenge uses two. Instant Funding starts without a traditional evaluation, while Sprint uses a separate time-limited structure with a continuous 24-hour trading window.

No. The AIFO 1-Step and 2-Step Challenges do not use a Consistency Score. Instant Funding uses a highest-profit-day concentration limit below 20%, while Sprint requires the largest single-trade profit to remain strictly below 20% of total profit.

An eligible 1-Step or 2-Step account may progress to the next account stage after the required evaluation phase or phases are completed and the account passes review. Reaching a profit target alone does not override any trading, risk or compliance requirement.

Eligible 1-Step and 2-Step accounts use a standard 14-day payout cycle. Eligible Instant accounts can request payout on demand. For Sprint, closed net profit from 3% to below 6% at settlement qualifies for a 90% payout, while reaching at least 6% during the trading window allows an early 95% payout request. A post-settlement Sprint request must be submitted within 30 days.

Sprint requires the first trade within 48 hours of purchase and then runs for 24 continuous hours. Traders must use only the first-traded instrument, keep one position open at a time, keep total floating loss at or below 1%, keep equity strictly above 98% of the initial balance, and keep the largest single-trade profit strictly below 20% of total profit. The account closes after its one payout.

No. The account must also satisfy the trading, risk, time and compliance requirements that apply to the selected program and pass any applicable review.

Use the official AIFO Trading Rules page for current trading requirements, the Payout Rules page for payout eligibility and withdrawal conditions, and the relevant program page for model-specific requirements.