Trading on behalf of our City Funding program requires good knowledge of the rules

We work with a company called Deel to issue trader agreements and process withdrawals of profits. Upon passing your Assessment, you will receive an email from Alicia from Deel alicia@deel.support with instructions on how to access and complete your Trader Agreement. Once the agreement is completed and supporting Know Your Customer documents provided, your Funded account will be created, funded and issued to you typically within 24-48 business hours.

Once you pass the Assessment, we provide you with a live account, funded with real capital.

The rules for the Funded account are exactly the same as your Assessment account. However, with a Funded account, there is no cap on the profits you can generate.

If you have profits in your Funded account at the time of a hard breach, you will still receive your portion of those profits. For example, if you have a $100,000 account and you grow that account to $110,000. Should you then have a hard breach we would close the account. Of the $10,000 in profits, you would be paid your 75% portion ($7,500).

When you are ready to withdraw your profits, please send an email to our support email address thecitytraders@propaccount.com with the amount you would like to withdraw. We will then post your profit share into your Deel account, which you can withdraw via any of the available methods they offer. (wire transfer, PayPal, Payoneer, Coinbase, Revolut, ACH and other popular methods)

You can withdrawal your profits at any time, once per calendar month. At the time of any withdrawal request, we will also withdraw our share of the profits made, as well. Note that you can make your first withdrawal at any time from day one. Important Note: Once you request a withdrawal, your maximum trailing drawdown will remain at your starting balance and does NOT reset. This means that if you take a full withdrawal of your share of the profits made in your account, it will also serve as a hard breach of your account. So, for example, If you have a starting account of $100,000 and take this to $120,000 your maximum trailing drawdown would be locked at $100,000. If you withdraw the $20,000 profit, your account would be in hard breach as it would hit the maximum trailing drawdown of $100,000. If you were to withdraw $18,000 of the profit, your account would now be at $102,000, just $2,000 away from the max trailing drawdown. If however, you grow the account to $250, 000 and withdraw $100,000, thus leaving $150,000, it would still leave you a $50,000 buffer for your drawdown. This encourages equity growth and long-term success.