Definition
What is Scaling plan?
A scaling plan is a set of conditions under which a prop firm increases the simulated capital of a funded account, usually after a review period with profit and payouts.
Passing an evaluation gets you a funded account of a fixed size. A scaling plan lets that size grow over time if you keep trading well, so the same percentage return is worth more.
Plans are built on reviews. At the end of each review period the firm checks conditions such as net profit and the number of payouts, and if they are met it raises the account balance by a set percentage.
The loss limits usually move with the account, so the rules stay proportionate and your risk per trade in percentage terms does not need to change.
Example
Example: a $10,000 funded account that qualifies for a 25% increase becomes a $12,500 account. A 1% risk per trade is then $125 instead of $100.
At a prop firm
At Axora Funded a funded account is reviewed every 120 days: with at least 10% net profit and 2 paid payouts in the period, its capital grows by 25%, up to $2,000,000 per account. Elite accounts are not part of the scaling plan.
Frequently asked questions
Do my loss limits change when the account scales?
At Axora Funded every loss reference shifts by the same amount as the increase, so no rule is affected.
Is scaling automatic?
Yes. The review runs automatically on funded accounts; there is nothing to request.