Rapid Live transition: reserve and rule changes
Treat live transition as a new operating stage with different contracts, loss mechanics and access to remaining profits.
A transition is not simply a larger demo balance
The official Rapid Live article describes a $10,000 one-day net-profit trigger or a risk-team performance decision. These are published provider criteria, not a FINEX earnings forecast. Vietnam remains restricted under the separate eligibility policy.
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Official Rapid programme source checked 27 October 2026 Official Rapid programme source checked 27 October 2026
The Rapid Live article says that when a single trading session reaches the $10,000 net-profit trigger, immediate transition is initiated and profit above $10,000 for that day is forfeited. This is a published transition consequence, not a target FINEX recommends pursuing.
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Diagram explained
Review the new stage before carrying over a strategy
- Sim Funded account becomes dormant
- Separate up-to-$5K Reserve allocation
- Live has its own EOD and contract limits
Split reserve from immediately accessible profit
The transition page can allocate up to $5,000 of Sim Funded profit to Reserve, with other eligible amounts handled under payout protocols. A hypothetical $7,000 profit less $5,000 Reserve leaves $2,000 before applicable payout treatment. Reserve is not automatically a cash withdrawal.
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Use the Live contract and loss table
Rapid $50K Live lists three minis or thirty micros, compared with five minis or fifty micros in the reviewed Sim Funded plan. Its loss mechanism is EOD with a zero stopping floor. Do not carry the intraday $100 lock into the Live table.
Reconcile what becomes dormant
The provider says the Sim Funded account becomes dormant and additional simulated accounts and purchases are suspended during Live operation. Obtain the actual transition statement, reserve record and risk limits before relying on the old dashboard figures.
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Sources and scope
Sources are provider publications. Conditions may vary by entity, country, account and program. Recheck before signing up.