Questions about Ylos Trading
Does Ylos Trading actually pay out?
PropTested has read $6,770,407 of Ylos Trading payouts on Arbitrum, so yes, it pays. Payouts run on request after the trading-day and buffer conditions per account type; Freedom 2.0 daily, per the firm's own payout page checked November 5, 2026.
Is Ylos Trading a monthly fee or a one-time payment?
Ylos Trading charges a single payment per evaluation; there is no monthly subscription.
How much is a $50K Ylos Trading account?
The cheapest $50K plan at Ylos Trading is No Activation Fee at $99 one payment, checked November 5, 2026. The list price is $247.50; the current offer brings it to $99.
How much is a $100K Ylos Trading account?
The cheapest $100K plan at Ylos Trading is Standard at $145 one payment including a $99 activation fee, checked November 5, 2026. The list price is $230; the current offer brings it to $46.
What is the Ylos Trading consistency rule?
Ylos Trading applies a consistency rule of None to 40% in the evaluation and None to 40% on the funded account, as of November 5, 2026.
What drawdown does Ylos Trading use?
Ylos Trading uses end of day and intraday drawdown. Each plan's exact dollar amounts are in the plan table above.
Does Ylos Trading allow news trading?
With limits, as of November 5, 2026. Challenge: may be positioned during news. Funded: no open position at the news release; trading allowed right after.
Does Ylos Trading allow EAs and algos?
No, as of November 5, 2026. No automation on any account type or stage, except the official Ylos Order Replicator.
Does Ylos Trading allow copy trading?
With limits, as of November 5, 2026. Only the official Ylos Order Replicator; copying external signals or other copiers between accounts prohibited.
Does Ylos Trading allow weekend holding?
No, as of November 5, 2026. Intraday only; no position may be carried to the next session.
Is Ylos Trading available in the United States?
Yes. The United States is not on Ylos Trading's published list of restricted countries, as read on November 5, 2026. The firm restricts 17 countries in total.