Instant Funding skips the evaluation entirely. You buy the account and start trading in a Sim Funded environment from day one, with real, withdrawable profits. There are two products, and they work differently.
The two plans side by side
Direct to Funded | Instant Sim Funded | |
Account size | $3,500 | $50,000 |
Billing | One-time purchase | One-time purchase |
Drawdown | $2,500 static | $2,000 intraday trailing |
Account closes below | $1,000 | $48,000 |
Daily loss limit | $2,000 | $1,000 |
Consistency | 21% | 21% |
Contracts | 5 Mini / 50 Micros | 5 Mini / 50 Micros |
Payouts on balance above | $3,500 | $53,000 |
Weekly payout cap | $3,000 | $2,500 |
Profit split | 50% for 30 trading days, then 80% | 80% |
Negative day rule | 3 per rolling 10 trading days | None |
Resets | Not available | Not available |
Both are one-time purchases. There is no subscription and no renewal, because there is no evaluation to subscribe to — you pay once and the account is yours to trade. Current pricing is on the plans page at blusky.pro.
Direct to Funded — the negative day rule
Direct to Funded is the only BluSky plan with a limit on losing days. For every rolling 10 trading days you may have 3 negative days. A fourth inside that window closes the account, so at least 7 of any 10 traded days need to be profitable.
Trading days means days you actually traded. Not calendar days, not weekdays. A day when you place no trades is not counted at all, so the window only moves when you do.
Your profit split starts at 50% and rises to 80% after 30 trading days.
Instant Sim Funded — the trailing drawdown
The 50K account carries $2,000 of drawdown that trails your highest intraday balance, so it follows your account up during the session rather than only at the close. Fall below the floor and the account closes.
The trailing stops at $51,000 once your balance passes $53,000. After that the floor no longer moves and your downside is fixed.
Payouts are available every day, Monday to Friday, on any balance above $53,000, up to $2,500 in any 7-day window. You can hold up to three Instant Sim Funded accounts.
How the consistency rule works
The consistency rule keeps your biggest day in proportion to the rest of your trading. We compare your largest single profitable day against the sum of your profitable days. Losing days are left out of the calculation entirely — many firms divide by your net profit instead, which shrinks the number you are measured against and makes the rule harder to satisfy.
Here is a week counted both ways. Say you made $400 on each of five days and lost $500 on the sixth:
At BluSky we add up your profitable days: 5 × $400 = $2,000. Your biggest day of $400 is 20% of that — inside the 21% rule. ✅
Counting net profit instead subtracts the losing day: $2,000 − $500 = $1,500. The same $400 day becomes 26.7% — outside the same rule. ❌
Being out of consistency does not fail your account. It is checked when you request a payout or try to pass a phase, and you fix it by trading on — every additional profitable day grows the total you are measured against and brings your percentage down.
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