What is an account credit?
Quick answer
An account credit is the unit you pay for on PropExecutor: one credit creates one trading account, of any size, for the life of that account. Plans and top-up packs add credits to a permanent pool. Remaining credits are the credits granted minus the accounts you have created.
Detailed answer
Credits make the cost of each account fixed and predictable.
How credits are added
- Plan purchase: 50, 250 or 1,250 credits.
- Top-up packs: 100, 500 or 1,000 credits.
- Upgrades: the difference in accounts between the two plans.
How credits are used
- Creating a trading account uses one credit at that moment.
- Creating 100 accounts in one request uses 100 credits.
- The account then lives as long as you need it; no further credits are used for trading, passing, payouts or time.
What does not use a credit
- Creating trader records.
- Assigning or reassigning accounts to traders.
- Rotating passwords.
- Editing rule sets or creating new versions.
Worked example
A firm on Basic has 250 credits. It creates 40 evaluation accounts and 5 funded accounts. Remaining: 205. Next month it creates 60 more, leaving 145. Nothing expires in between.
Every account costs the same
A $5,000 evaluation and a $200,000 funded account each use one credit. Your platform cost per account never depends on the starting balance you choose.
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