💰 Rebate Program – Alpha Trader Firm
❓ What is the Rebate Program?
The Rebate Program allows traders in the 1-Step and 2-Step programs to earn a cash rebate from their Phase 1 profits — even before reaching the funded stage.
It’s our way of rewarding traders who demonstrate consistent profitability early in their evaluation.
⚙️ How It Works
Available for 1-Step and 2-Step evaluation accounts.
During Phase 1, if you meet the minimum trading-day requirement and generate at least the minimum rebate amount in profit, you can request a rebate withdrawal.
The rebate is credited directly to you — you keep your evaluation active and continue trading toward your overall target.
🧾 Rebate Amounts
Account Size | Rebate Value |
$200,000 | $100 |
$100,000 | $50 |
$50,000 | $25 |
$25,000 | $15 |
🗓️ Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for a rebate:
✅ Be enrolled in a 1-Step or 2-Step evaluation.
✅ Complete your program’s minimum trading days for Phase 1.
✅ Reach the minimum profit required to unlock the rebate amount listed above.
✅ Have no active rule violations on your account.
Once all requirements are met, you can submit a rebate request through support.
💡 Key Notes
Rebates are available only for Phase 1 of 1-Step and 2-Step programs.
You can still continue trading your evaluation after claiming the rebate.
Rebates are one-time rewards per Phase 1 account.
Rebates are paid out via RISE or your designated payout method.
Rebates are not refundable, transferrable, or stackable across multiple accounts.
📋 Example
If you’re trading a $100K 1-Step account and you’ve:
Completed your 7 required minimum trading days, and
Reached the minimum profit threshold to qualify —
you may request a $50 rebate immediately, even before hitting your full profit target.
🧠 Why We Introduced It
The Rebate Program is designed to:
Reward traders for early performance.
Encourage consistency during evaluations.
Provide immediate incentives without waiting for the funded stage.
At Alpha Trader Firm, we believe traders deserve recognition the moment they start performing — not only when they’re funded.