A low entry price, and a hard ceiling.
AquaFunded has launched TryAqua, an instant funding model offering immediate access to trading capital at an unusually low entry cost: $1 for a $1,000 account, or $10 for a $5,000 account. The headline price is genuinely low, but the product carries a hard limit worth understanding before signing up: a $100 lifetime withdrawal cap and a 30-day account expiration.
| $1,000 account | $1 entry |
| $5,000 account | $10 entry |
| Profit split | 90% |
| Payouts | Bi-weekly |
| Daily drawdown | 3% |
| Max drawdown | 5% |
| Account validity | 30 days from first trade |
| Lifetime withdrawal cap | $100 |
Both TryAqua account sizes carry a 90% profit split and bi-weekly payouts, with a 3% daily drawdown limit and a 5% maximum total drawdown. Accounts are valid for 30 days starting from the date of the first trade. AquaFunded has set a maximum lifetime withdrawal limit of $100 per TryAqua account, regardless of how much profit the account generates beyond that.
A $1,000 account with a 90% split sounds like it could generate meaningful withdrawable profit over time, but once $100 has been withdrawn in total, the earning potential of that specific account is effectively capped regardless of further trading performance.
What is confirmed, and what isn't.
TryAqua's two account sizes, their entry pricing, the 90% profit split, the drawdown limits, the 30-day validity window, and the $100 lifetime withdrawal cap are all confirmed directly in AquaFunded's own announcement, dated 2 September 2026. AquaFunded did not specify what happens to an account, or to any profit generated beyond the $100 cap, once the lifetime withdrawal limit is reached, or what options a trader has after the 30-day window expires.
Why this matters.
This makes TryAqua function more as a low-cost trial or entry point into AquaFunded's broader offerings than as a genuine path to significant funded-trading income on its own. Traders should treat the $1 or $10 entry price as what it is, an inexpensive way to sample the platform, not as a low-risk way to build real capital through this specific account. We will update this piece if AquaFunded clarifies what happens once the lifetime cap is reached or the account expires.
Questions, answered.
Sources
- TheGodFunded, AquaFunded Launches TryAqua Instant Funding Model, September 2, 2026.
