Prices, rules and payout caps
Fullport keeps one shared set of account numbers: the fee, the account size, the profit target, the drawdown, the payout cap and the split. The pricing page, the account tables on the landing pages and the calculators all read from it, so they always show the same figures.
| Account | Fee | Target | Max drawdown | Request cap before split | Split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $150 | +6% | 4% | $1,000 | 80/20 |
| $50,000 | $215 | +6% | 4% | $1,500 | 80/20 |
| $125,000 | $330 | +6% | 4% | $2,000 | 80/20 |
Swipe or scroll to compare all columns.
When a price or a rule changes, it changes in that one place first, and the written examples on the rules page and in the FAQ are updated to match.
Fill prices and trading fees
The fees and prices we describe for a trade are the ones the trading engine charges. Each order is priced from a fresh on-chain read of the coin's bonding curve or pool, using the venue's own swap math. The receipt lists the venue fee, the platform fee, the network fee and your own price impact as separate lines.
The fill policy explains each of those lines with a sample receipt, so you can check any fill against it.
Guides and the glossary
The guides and the glossary explain how prop firms and pump.fun trading work. Each one opens with a direct answer, shows the math in dollars where there is math, and links to the rule it describes.
- How pump.fun coins behave (the bonding curve, graduation, PumpSwap) is described from the way those programs work on-chain.
- Anything about a Fullport account uses the shared account numbers above.
General guides describe common industry practice. They are written to teach, and nothing in them is financial advice.
Calculators
The calculators run the same formulas as the rules: the 4% floor and its breakeven lock, the 55% consistency rule, the payout cap and the 80/20 split. The calculator pages explain the math under the tool, so you can work an answer by hand and compare.
Dates and updates
- Every page shows the date it was last updated under its title.
- A page is updated when a price, a rule or a pump.fun mechanic it describes changes.
- The same dates are published in the sitemap, so search engines and AI assistants can see what is current.
Who writes this, and corrections
Fullport Capital operates this site and sells evaluations, so everything here is written by the company about its own product. That is why the numbers are tied to the rules and the rules are public before you pay. Found an error? Email fullportcapitalco@gmail.com with the page and what looks wrong, and we will correct it.