Rev One Trading Rules: Complete Guide to Every Rule You Need to Know (2026)

Tested firsthand: I've been running Rev One Trading accounts across their Forex and Crypto programs, testing each account type from Octane to Static. What you're reading here comes from actual trading experience with their rules—including the consistency gateway and drawdown mechanics that most traders overlook.

Rev One Trading's rule set is unique because of the GlassPay multiplier system—your trading behavior directly impacts your payout share. I broke it all down in my complete Rev One Trading rules overview. For the full picture, read my complete Rev One Trading review. For the absolute latest, check Rev One Trading's website or their help center.

Rev One Trading is an instant-funded prop firm based in Wyoming that offers Forex, Crypto, and (soon) Futures accounts with zero challenge phases. As of April 2026, they use a CFD-based simulated environment through their A-Trader platform, and every account is live from day one.

I've been testing their accounts across multiple drawdown types, and the rule set here is different from what you'll find at most prop firms. The GlassPay payout model ties your trading behavior directly to your payout percentage, which means breaking rules doesn't just risk your account. It shrinks your earnings even when you stay funded.

This guide covers every rule across Rev One Trading's Forex and Crypto programs. I'll also link to deeper breakdowns of the individual rules that trip traders up most.

What Are the Account Types at Rev One Trading?

Rev One Trading offers four account types across both their Forex and Crypto programs. Each type is defined by its drawdown mechanic:

• Octane — EOD (end-of-day) trailing drawdown at 3.5%. Crypto adds a 5% buffer zone.
• Nitro — Intraday trailing drawdown at 4%. Crypto adds a 4% buffer zone.
• Static — Fixed drawdown at 3%. No trailing. Crypto adds an 8% buffer zone.
• Classic — All-time high drawdown. Your max drawdown level never moves up.

Account sizes range from $5K to $200K for Forex and $5K to $100K for Crypto. There's no evaluation. You pay once and trade immediately.

Forex Account Pricing

As of April 2026, here's what Rev One Trading charges for each Forex account type:

Crypto Account Pricing

Crypto accounts max out at $100K and cost more than their Forex equivalents due to the buffer zone feature:

How Do the Drawdown Rules Work at Rev One Trading?

Rev One Trading's drawdown system is the core rule that determines whether your account survives or not. There are four distinct types, and they behave very differently.

Octane (EOD Trailing 3.5%): Your drawdown level updates once per day at market close. If your account hits a new high-water mark during the day, the drawdown floor moves up at EOD. Intraday fluctuations below the current floor don't count until the session closes. On the Forex side, the drawdown is a flat 3.5% of account value. Crypto Octane accounts add a 5% buffer zone on top.

Nitro (Intraday Trailing 4%): This one trails in real time. Every tick matters. If your equity touches the trailing stop, you're done. The 4% threshold is slightly more generous than Octane's 3.5%, which is the trade-off for it being live. Crypto Nitro adds a 4% buffer.

Static (Fixed 3%): The drawdown is set at account opening and never moves. On a $50K Forex account, your breach level is $48,500. Period. It doesn't trail your profits upward. This makes it the safest drawdown type for traders who build a cushion early. The 3% is the tightest of all four types, so the margin for error is smaller. Crypto Static comes with an 8% buffer.

Classic (All-Time High): Your drawdown is calculated from your all-time equity peak, and it never moves up. If your account peaks at $53,000 on a $50K account, your breach level locks based on that high. Classic gives you the most breathing room if you hit a drawdown after a strong run.

The complete breakdown with numerical examples for each drawdown type is covered below.

What Is the Consistency Gateway?

Rev One Trading's consistency gateway disqualifies you from payout eligibility if a single trading day generates more than 30% of your total profit for the cycle. This rule exists to prevent traders from gambling on one big day and requesting a payout.

Say you've made $2,000 total in a payout cycle. If any single day accounts for more than $600 (30% of $2,000), you fail the gateway and lose payout eligibility for that cycle.

You can remove the consistency gateway at checkout for 15% of the account's base price. With the gateway removed, it doesn't disappear entirely. Instead, days that exceed 30% get a 0.55x multiplier on your GlassPay Payout Weight, and days exceeding 60% get a 0.25x multiplier. So you still get paid, but at a reduced rate.

The math behind the multiplier impact is straightforward once you understand the 30% threshold.

What Is the Daily Profit Requirement?

Every qualifying trading day at Rev One Trading must generate a minimum net profit of 0.50% of the account size. On a $50K account, that's $250 per day. Days that don't meet this threshold simply don't count toward your minimum trading day requirement.

You need 5 qualifying days per payout cycle by default. That means 5 separate days where you made at least 0.50% net. With the Reduced Min Trading Days add-on (20% of base price), this drops to 3 days.

The daily profit requirement also interacts with the GlassPay Trading Days multiplier. If you only hit 3 or 4 qualifying days without the add-on, your multiplier drops to 0.65x, which directly reduces your payout share.

Practical scenario: on a $50K account, that means generating at least $250 net profit on each qualifying day.

How Does the Inactivity Rule Work?

Rev One Trading closes your account permanently if you go 7 consecutive calendar days without placing a trade. No warning. No grace period. Breach, and the account is gone.

This is one of the strictest inactivity rules in the prop firm space. Most firms give you 14 or 30 days. Rev One Trading gives you a week.

The Account Revival add-on (50% of base price, selected at checkout) gives you a 2-for-1 safety net. If your account breaches for any reason, including inactivity, you get a replacement account. But you can only use it once, and you can't add it after purchase.

If you trade part-time, set a calendar reminder for day 5 of any break to place at least one qualifying trade.

What Are Rev One Trading's Leverage Limits?

Rev One Trading's default leverage varies by asset class:

• Forex pairs: 1:100 (upgradable to 1:200 with Leverage Power-Up add-on)
• Commodities and Indices: 1:20 (upgradable to 1:40)
• Crypto (BTC/ETH): 5:1 (upgradable to 10:1)

The Leverage Power-Up add-on costs 20% of the account's base price and doubles all leverage across every asset class. You select it at checkout. Can't add it later.

For Crypto accounts specifically, there's also a 3% profit target per payout cycle. This is separate from the daily profit requirement and acts as a minimum threshold before you can request any withdrawal.

What Is the GlassPay Payout System?

Rev One Trading uses a payout model called GlassPay that's unlike anything at other prop firms. Here's how it works:

• Rev One Trading allocates 40% of company revenue into a Trader Payout Pool.
• Each Friday (they call it "Friday Payday"), 85% of that pool is distributed to eligible traders.
• Your share of the pool depends on your Payout Weight (PW), which is calculated using 8 multipliers.

The 8 GlassPay Multipliers

Each multiplier adjusts your Payout Weight up or down based on specific trading behaviors:

• Consistency Multiplier — penalizes outsized single-day gains (see consistency gateway above)
• Scalping Multiplier — adjusts based on average trade duration
• News Trading Multiplier — adjusts for trades around high-impact news events
• Trading Days Multiplier — 0.65x if you only trade 3-4 qualifying days (without add-on)
• Peak Drawdown Multiplier — rewards traders who stay far from their drawdown limit
• Account Size Multiplier — larger accounts get higher base PW
• Payout Number Multiplier — rewards longevity (more payouts = higher weight)
• Profit Tier Multiplier — rewards higher absolute profit

You can boost individual multipliers with add-ons. The GlassPay Silver Boost (30% of base) gives you 2x PW, and Gold Boost (50% of base) gives you 4x PW. Individual Multiplier Boosts cost 7.5% of base each and give 1.25x to a single multiplier.

The minimum payout is $50 with no maximum cap. Rev One Trading claims a zero payout denial policy.

What Trading Styles Are Allowed at Rev One Trading?

Rev One Trading permits all common trading styles:

• News trading
• Scalping
• Expert Advisors (EAs) and algorithmic trading
• Overnight holding
• Weekend holding

The catch: while these are all "allowed," the GlassPay multipliers adjust your payout weight based on how you trade. Scalping and news trading have dedicated multipliers that can reduce your PW if your style leans too heavily in those directions.

So technically, you can scalp all day. But your Scalping Multiplier might drop, and you'll earn less from the payout pool compared to a swing trader generating the same profit.

What Is Prohibited at Rev One Trading?

Rev One Trading's prohibited list is standard for the industry, with a few firm-specific additions:

• Account sharing, selling, or third-party management. Your account, your trades. No exceptions.
• Copy trading from external sources. You can't mirror trades from a signal service or another account outside Rev One Trading.
• Platform exploitation and latency arbitrage. Any form of technical advantage abuse.
• Coordinated trading across accounts. You can hold up to 10 accounts per household, but they can't trade in coordination.
• Identity fraud. Fake documents, VPN circumvention of the household limit, using someone else's identity.
• Wash trading, market manipulation, pump-and-dump schemes.

The 10-account-per-household limit is worth noting. It's per household, not per person. If two traders live at the same address, they share that cap.

What Add-Ons Are Available at Rev One Trading?

Rev One Trading sells add-ons at checkout that modify your account's rules. You can't change these after purchase. Here's the full list as of April 2026:

My take: the Reduced Min Trading Days and Consistency Gateway Removal are the two most valuable add-ons for part-time traders. The Account Revival is expensive but worth it if you're testing a new strategy on a larger account.

What Are the KYC Requirements?

Before your first payout, Rev One Trading requires full KYC verification:

• Government-issued photo ID
• Proof of address (utility bill or bank statement, issued within the last 3 months)
• Selfie for identity confirmation

Processing takes 24-48 hours according to Rev One Trading's documentation. Standard stuff, and you should have your documents ready before you hit the payout minimum to avoid delays.

How Does Forex vs. Crypto Differ at Rev One Trading?

The rule structure is mostly identical between Forex and Crypto at Rev One Trading, but there are key differences:

• Crypto accounts have buffer zones on Octane (5%), Nitro (4%), and Static (8%). Forex accounts don't.
• Crypto accounts max out at $100K. Forex goes up to $200K.
• Crypto has a 3% profit target per cycle before payouts unlock. Forex does not have an explicit profit target beyond the daily minimums.
• Crypto pricing is higher across every account type due to the buffer zones.
• Leverage is lower on Crypto: BTC/ETH at 5:1 (10:1 with Power-Up) vs. Forex at 1:100 (1:200 with Power-Up).

If you trade both markets, you'll want separate accounts for each. The rule nuances between programs can trip you up if you assume they're identical.

The bottom line: Rev One Trading's rule set is more complex than most prop firms because of the GlassPay multiplier system. Every trading decision, from how many days you trade to how consistent your profits are, feeds into your payout calculation. The account types give you genuine flexibility in choosing your drawdown style, and the add-on system lets you customize the rules to match your trading approach. The downside is that the 7-day inactivity rule is harsh, the consistency gateway catches aggressive traders off guard, and the pool-based payout model means your earnings depend partly on factors outside your control. If you want a straightforward "make X profit, get Y payout" structure, Rev One Trading isn't it. If you're comfortable with a dynamic system that rewards consistent, disciplined trading, it's worth a look.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Rev One Trading Have a Challenge or Evaluation Phase?

No. Rev One Trading uses an instant-funded model across all account types. You pay the account fee once, and your account is live immediately with no evaluation, no profit targets to pass, and no time limits for the initial phase. The only targets that apply are the per-cycle requirements for payout eligibility (0.50% daily minimums and, for Crypto, a 3% profit target per cycle).

How Many Accounts Can You Have at Rev One Trading?

Rev One Trading allows a maximum of 10 accounts per household. This cap applies to the entire household, not per individual trader. If two people at the same address both trade with Rev One Trading, they share the 10-account limit. Exceeding this limit or using VPNs to circumvent it is a prohibited activity that results in account termination.

What Happens If You Breach the Drawdown at Rev One Trading?

Breaching the drawdown at Rev One Trading results in permanent account closure. The account cannot be reinstated. Your only option is to purchase a new account, unless you selected the Account Revival add-on at checkout. The Account Revival (costing 50% of the account's base price) gives you one replacement account if your original breaches for any reason, including drawdown violations.

Can You Use Expert Advisors (EAs) at Rev One Trading?

Yes. Rev One Trading explicitly permits Expert Advisors and algorithmic trading strategies on all account types. There are no restrictions on automated trading. The one caveat is that the GlassPay Scalping Multiplier may reduce your Payout Weight if your EA executes very short-duration trades, so your EA's trade management style can impact your payout even though the EA itself is allowed.

How Does Rev One Trading's Payout System Work?

Rev One Trading uses a pool-based system called GlassPay. The company allocates 40% of its revenue to a Trader Payout Pool, and every Friday, 85% of that pool is distributed to eligible traders. Your share depends on your Payout Weight, which is calculated from 8 multipliers covering consistency, scalping behavior, news trading, trading days, peak drawdown, account size, payout count, and profit tier. The minimum payout is $50 with no maximum cap.

Is News Trading Allowed at Rev One Trading?

Rev One Trading allows news trading on all account types. There are no blackout periods around economic events or restrictions on holding through news releases. That said, the GlassPay News Trading Multiplier adjusts your Payout Weight based on how much of your trading activity revolves around news events. You won't lose your account for trading news, but heavy news-only strategies may result in a lower payout share.

What Leverage Does Rev One Trading Offer on Forex?

Rev One Trading's default Forex leverage is 1:100, with an option to double it to 1:200 using the Leverage Power-Up add-on (20% of account base price). For Commodities and Indices, default leverage is 1:20 (upgradable to 1:40). Crypto leverage starts at 5:1 for BTC/ETH (upgradable to 10:1). The Leverage Power-Up applies to all asset classes simultaneously.

Can You Hold Trades Over the Weekend at Rev One Trading?

Yes. Rev One Trading permits both overnight and weekend holding across all account types and asset classes. There is no forced liquidation at session close or on Friday afternoons. Keep in mind that weekend gaps carry drawdown risk, especially on Nitro accounts where the intraday trailing drawdown is live at all times. EOD trailing accounts (Octane) only update the drawdown floor at market close, giving you slightly more protection.

What Is the Minimum Payout at Rev One Trading?

The minimum payout at Rev One Trading is $50 per weekly distribution. There is no maximum cap on payouts. To be eligible for a payout, you must have met the minimum qualifying trading days (5 days, or 3 with the add-on) with each day generating at least 0.50% net profit. For Crypto accounts, you also need to meet the 3% profit target for the cycle. Rev One Trading claims a zero payout denial policy for traders who meet all eligibility requirements.

Are Rev One Trading Add-Ons Worth the Extra Cost?

Rev One Trading's add-ons can't be modified after purchase, so the decision is permanent. The Reduced Min Trading Days add-on (20% of base price) is the best value for traders who can't commit to 5 trading days per week. The Consistency Gateway Removal (15% of base) is essential if your strategy involves concentrated wins. The Account Revival (50% of base) is expensive but gives genuine protection. The GlassPay Boost add-ons (Silver at 30%, Gold at 50%) are a gamble that depends on the pool size and your competition for payout share.