Its own CFD operation runs normally (active payouts ~$2.15M/30 days, Trustpilot 4.5, no closures). On watch as a precaution: its sister brand Alpha Futures collapsed in July 2026 (payouts confiscated, platform termination) and both share the ACG Markets broker. No confirmed impact on Alpha Capital.
Alpha One uses a 6% trail off the balance high-water mark that locks at breakeven after +6%; all other programs use static 6–10% floors, always breached on live equity.
A hard daily limit of 3–5% by program, set from balance (or the greater of balance/equity) at 00:00 GMT+3 and breached on live equity — touching it closes the account.
No consistency in any evaluation; only on-demand payouts require your best day to stay within 40% of total profits and 2% of gross profits left in the account — the bi-weekly path has no rule.
Phase 1 10% ($5,000), Phase 2 5% ($2,500), minimum 3 days per phase; 10% ($5,000) max overall loss, 5% daily.
Traders choose bi-weekly payouts (first request needs a minimum $100 profit and at least 5 trading days) or on-demand (subject to the 40% best-day and 2% gross-profit rules); the split is up to 80%. Alpha own pages do not state a fixed 14-day start or 2-business-day processing.
$50K Alpha Pro (10%, 2-step): one-time $297 (~$252 with a code), no activation.
News trading is completely unrestricted during Alpha evaluation phases. Once you are a Qualified Analyst (funded) on Pro, One, Three or Direct, you may not open or close a trade - including via stop-loss/take-profit or any pending order - on a targeted instrument from 5 minutes before to 5 minutes after a listed release. Positions opened more than 5 minutes before may be held through it. Breaking it is a Soft Breach: the account survives but those profits earn no performance fee, while losses stay yours.
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