How the FundingBulls Scaling Plan Works

Every funded account is evaluated once a month against a simple test: did realized balance grow by at least 10% during that calendar-month cycle, with zero rule violations recorded (including warnings, not just breaches) since the cycle started?

Pass both conditions and the account size increases 25%, profit split increases 5 percentage points (capped at 90%), and the cycle resets for the next month. Miss either condition and nothing changes except the cycle resetting — a quiet month doesn't cost you anything, it just doesn't advance you.

A breach ends an account outright, so it obviously disqualifies a scaling cycle. But a warning-level violation — a consistency-rule flag, a lot-size-consistency flag — doesn't end the account, and it still disqualifies that month's scale-up. The bar for 'clean' month is deliberately stricter than 'still active,' because scaling is a reward for a demonstrably repeatable process, not just for surviving.

Scaling is capped at 4 increases per account. Four consecutive clean 25% increases compounds a $10,000 account to roughly $24,400 in size, with profit split having climbed from 80% to the 90% cap along the way. There's no faster path through the program — the monthly cadence and the zero-violation bar are both fixed, not something a support request can accelerate.