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Alpha Futures — frequently asked questions

What account lines does Alpha Futures offer?

Evaluations: Zero, Standard and Advanced — all one-step, billed monthly. Direct skips the evaluation and starts on a Qualified Account for a one-time fee. The old Premium line was discontinued in July 2026.

What is Zero?

The pass-fast evaluation: no consistency rule while you evaluate — the firm markets passing in a single day — and a 40% consistency rule once Qualified. Monthly subscription, $0 activation fee. Its payout caps are the tightest of the four lines ($1,000–$2,500 per request).

What is Standard?

The middle line, relaunched in July 2026 with a 90% split from day one. A 50% consistency rule applies in the evaluation and 40% once Qualified; there is no Daily Loss Guard while you evaluate — the guard applies on the Qualified Account.

What is Advanced?

The high-target line: bigger profit targets, a 40% consistency rule in the evaluation only — none once Qualified — and no Daily Loss Guard at either stage. Full contract limits from day one, and a $15,000 cap per payout request on every size.

What is Direct?

No evaluation: a one-time fee ($349–$859 by size) starts you on a Qualified Account. A 20% consistency rule and a Withdrawal Profit Target that must be met between every payout take the evaluation's place — leftover profit does not carry over between targets.

Does Alpha Futures charge an activation fee?

No. Zero and Advanced list $0, Standard lists none, and Direct is a one-time fee with no activation charge. (Advanced accounts bought before July 8, 2026 paid $149 — the firm dropped it after that date.)

What is the payout split at Alpha Futures?

The headline split at Alpha Futures is 90/10.

By line: Zero / Standard / Advanced / Direct: 90/10 from the first eligible request — no tiered ladder on the current plans. The separate live programs pay differently (Live Program 80%, Alpha Prime 60%).

What drawdown does Alpha Futures use?
Every line: An end-of-day (EOD) trailing Maximum Loss Limit — it trails your highest end-of-day balance and stops trailing at your starting balance.Zero: $1,000–$3,000 by size.Standard: $2,000–$4,500.Advanced: $1,750–$5,250.Direct: $1,000–$4,500.
How and when does Alpha Futures pay out?
Zero / Standard / Advanced: After every 5 winning days of $200 or more, request up to 50% of the profit — up to 4 requests a month, with per-line minimums ($200 / $500 / $1,000) and caps by size.Direct: No winning-day rule — meet the Withdrawal Profit Target and the 20% consistency rule instead. The firm says standard approved payouts are currently paid within five business days or less.
What account sizes does Alpha Futures offer?

Zero: 25K · 50K · 100K. Standard: 50K · 100K · 150K. Advanced: 50K · 100K · 150K. Direct: 25K · 50K · 100K · 150K.

What do Alpha Futures accounts cost?

Help centre prices: Zero $89 / $169 / $279 a month, Standard $129 / $239 / $349 a month, Advanced $209 / $349 / $489 a month, and Direct $349–$859 one-time. One flag: the firm's How It Works page lists the 50K Zero at $139 a month against the help centre's $169 — its own pages conflict, so the checkout is the final word on that size.

Where is Alpha Futures based, and who runs it?

Alpha Futures is a UK-based firm (Alpha Futures Limited), part of the Alpha Group alongside Alpha Capital Group. Managing Director & Founder: George Kohler — the firm does not use the title CEO. Its About page timeline says the firm was founded in Q3 2023; other pages on its site say it launched in 2024 — the firm's own pages conflict.

Is there a code I should use at Alpha Futures?
Code: NIKOLA030271 — the code Alpha Futures issued to Prop Firm Lineup. It is carried by our Alpha Futures link, which applies the firm's default 10% discount at checkout (per its help centre); if the firm is running a bigger promotion, you get that instead.