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Topstep
A monthly combine when you want the evaluation price in writing and can keep the best day inside the target.
Last checked: Oct 2026
Trading Combine 50K
The catch
- The Express Funded Account starts at $0. The 50K name is buying power, and the loss limit locks at zero.
- The 50K cap table says $2,000 on Standard and $3,000 on Consistency, or double that if a daily loss limit was added on the Combine. The same article's path summary says up to $5,000 and $6,000. Both lines stay.
- Standard path: $149 once per Express Funded Account. The pricing FAQ lists a no-activation path at $95/month. A marketing page also showed $85 for that path. Both figures stay.
How the plan handles it
- No daily loss limit on this plan.
- Trailing maximum loss. The floor steps up with the end-of-day balance and locks at the start. A touch during the day, including an open loss, liquidates the account.
Key rules
- Eval consistency: 55% of the profit target. A bigger day raises the target. A two-day pass is allowed if the best day stays at or under 55%.
- Funded consistency: Choice. Express Funded Standard has no consistency percent: 5 winning days of $150+. Express Funded Consistency is 40% of net profit over at least 3 days.
- Daily loss: None required. An optional daily loss limit can be added. The payout page ties a higher cap to that add-on.
- Split: 90%
- Activation: Standard path: $149 once per Express Funded Account. The pricing FAQ lists a no-activation path at $95/month. A marketing page also showed $85 for that path. Both figures stay.
- Target: $3,000
- Drawdown: EOD trailing $2,000
Price. $49/mo
Payouts
- Not a daily request on the Express Funded Account. Standard needs 5 winning days of $150+. Consistency needs 3 days inside a 40% best-day cap. Live can unlock a daily request after 30 winning days.
- The payout page says Aeropay can be instant after approval, ACH and Wise take 1 to 3 business days, and approval itself can take 1 to 3 business days.
- Payout rails: Aeropay, Wise, ACH, Wire.
- The 50K cap table says $2,000 on Standard and $3,000 on Consistency, or double that if a daily loss limit was added on the Combine. The same article's path summary says up to $5,000 and $6,000. Both lines stay.