Ace Up Swing Plan

ACE UP SWING MODEL +

ACE UP SWING – 2-Step Evaluation Model

The ACE UP SWING plan is the core two-phase evaluation offered by ACE UP CAPITAL exclusively to benefit Swing Traders, designed to assess a trader’s consistency, discipline, and risk management before granting a Qualified Analyst Account.


Key Features

🔸SWING  Evaluation Structure

• Phase 1 Profit Target: 10%
• Phase 2 Profit Target: 5%
• Max Drawdown (Static): 10%
• Max Daily Drawdown (EQUITY-BASED): 5%
• Minimum Trading Days (Per Phase): 3


Leverage & Lot Exposure

🔸 Leverage Offered

ACE UP SWING accounts provide the following leverage across asset classes:

  • FX: 1:30

  • Indices: 1:10

  • Metals: 1:9

  • Oil: 1:10

  • Crypto: 1:3

  • Stocks: 1:5


🔸 Maximum Lot Exposure

Maximum allowable lot size per account:

Account Size Max Lot Exposure
$5,000 1.25 lots
$10,000 2.5 lots
$25,000 5 lots
$50,000 10 lots
$100,000 20 lots
$200,000 40 lots

Note: Lot exposure depends on leverage and available margin.
Violations are evaluated per position, not per trade idea.


Lot Size Rule Violation Procedure

During payout review, ACE UP CAPITAL follows a strict enforcement process:

1st Violation

Any profits generated using lot sizes that exceed the permitted maximum will be removed and not eligible for withdrawal.

2nd Violation

All performance fees for that payout cycle are forfeited, and the Qualified Account will be permanently deactivated.

Example

If the maximum lot limit is 10 lots:

  • Opening 11 lots = 1 violation

  • While trade is open, opening 1 more lot = 2nd violation
    → Account closure


Additional Features

🔸 News Trading

  • Allowed  just the trade duration of trade taken during news time must be 2 minute or more only then profits will be validated.

  • Traders must use the ACE UP CAPITAL integrated news calendar inside the dashboard as the official source


🔸 Weekend Holding And Trading

  • Phase 1 & Phase 2: Weekend holding $ Trading allowed

  • Qualified Swing Accounts :
    Weekend holding & Trading  allowed.

What Is the Per-Trade Risk Rule? +

Per-Trade Risk Rule
During the Challenge and Verification phases, there is no fixed limit on the amount of risk a trader may allocate to any single trade or trading idea. Traders may manage their positions freely, provided they remain within the overall drawdown and risk parameters of the program.

Once an account becomes Qualified  , traders are strongly advised to apply disciplined risk management to protect both their capital and the firm’s capital. As part of this guidance, traders are encouraged to keep their per-trade risk at or below 2% of the account balance. This 2% guideline applies not only to a single entry but to the entire trading idea—including situations where:

  • Multiple positions are opened simultaneously as part of the same strategy,

  • A trade is scaled in or out,

  • Several trades are running concurrently in highly correlated instruments, or

  • All active trades collectively represent one overarching market idea.

The intention of this guideline is to promote sustainable, controlled risk exposure and prevent excessive concentration on a single market outcome. While this is an advisory rule rather than a hard limit, consistent failure to follow reasonable risk-management practices may result in additional oversight or restrictions being placed on the account to ensure responsible trading activity.

Performance Fee Eligibility & Minimum Trading Days +

Traders are eligible to request their performance fee payout every 14 days (bi-weekly), provided all payout conditions for that cycle are fully met.

To qualify for a payout, the following requirements must be satisfied:

1. Minimum Payout Amount
The trader must have at least $100 in withdrawable profit for that payout cycle.

2. Minimum Qualifying Trading Days
A trader must complete a minimum of three (3) qualifying trading days within the payout period.
A trading day is counted as qualifying only if the trader achieves a minimum profit of 0.35% of the account size on that single day.

3. Eligibility Review
If a trader does not meet the minimum number of qualifying trading days, the payout request will be deferred to the next payout cycle.

This structure ensures that payouts are based on consistent trading activity and meaningful performance during each 14-day period.

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