FAQ

Levli is a crypto prop trading platform built around a simulated skill evaluation. Traders who pass can receive a simulated funded account and become eligible for discretionary performance-based rewards paid in USDC from company revenue.

No. You never deposit trading capital. You pay a one-time evaluation fee for access to a simulated account. The evaluation fee is refunded with your first approved payout; reset fees are not refunded.

Connect a supported crypto wallet and complete the eligibility confirmations. Identity or recipient information may be requested later when required for payout or compliance review.

Levli does not currently require KYC for Trial, Evaluation, or simulated Funded participation. Eligibility, sanctions, and recipient-information checks may still apply where required by law, and any required step is shown before submission.

Levli is not available to residents of restricted jurisdictions, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and sanctioned jurisdictions. Confirm your residence at signup and review the Terms of Use for the current list.

No. Trial, Evaluation, and Funded accounts are simulated. Prices reference real-time market data, but orders are filled by Levli's simulation engine and are never routed to an exchange. Eligible payouts are real performance-based rewards paid from company revenue in USDC.

It is a free $10,000 simulated account that runs for 7 days with the same core rules as a paid Evaluation. Each person can use one Free Trial.

No. The Trial is a rehearsal, not a shortcut. To become eligible for a simulated funded account, you must pass a paid Evaluation and complete the applicable review.

The Trial expires after 7 days. It cannot be extended or repeated on the same user profile.

There is no time limit. Keep trading until the profit target, consistency requirement, and zero-open-position condition are satisfied at the same time.

You can reach the 10% target quickly, but no single day may make up more than 35% of total realized profit at the moment you pass. In practice, satisfying consistency requires profit across at least three days.

All three conditions must hold together: realized profit of at least 10%, best day at or below 35% of total realized profit, and zero open positions.

It is not an account violation. Your pass remains pending. Continue trading and increase total realized profit until your best day returns to 35% or less of the total.

No. Only closed, realized PnL counts toward the profit target. Drawdown is measured on equity, so unrealized losses do count against the risk limits.

Max Drawdown is a 6% static floor that ends the account if equity touches it. Daily Loss is a 4% circuit breaker that auto-closes positions and pauses trading until the next UTC day; the account survives.

No. It stays fixed at initial capital × 0.94. Profits increase the distance between current equity and that fixed floor.

Yes. An Evaluation can be reset once within 7 days of failure at the reset price. A reset creates a new account at full initial capital. You can also purchase a new Evaluation.

There is no fixed Evaluation count limit. The combined active funded allocation limit is $200,000 per trader.

Crypto perpetual futures. The available symbols, leverage limits, and configured simulated fees are shown in the trading interface.

Leverage is configured per symbol and displayed before order submission. Orders over the displayed limit are rejected without an account penalty.

Yes. Positions can remain open while the referenced crypto market operates. Equity and risk limits continue to be monitored in real time.

Realized profit is assigned to the UTC date on which each position or partial fill closes. A qualifying Trading Day is assigned to the open date. Drawdown uses live equity and is not delayed by a date boundary.

No. A stop loss is not mandatory. The 4% Daily Loss circuit breaker and the 6% static floor still apply in real time, so you remain responsible for position sizing and risk controls.

Yes. News trading is allowed. Exploiting stale quotes, obvious pricing errors, or simulation delays is not allowed and may trigger result adjustment or review.

No. Orders must be placed manually through the official interface. Automated trading can close the account and cancel pending rewards.

Yes. Simulated trading fees are applied and shown in the order ticket. Current indicative settings are maker 0.02% and taker 0.05%. Funding payments are not currently applied, which is a disclosed simulation limitation.

After the passing result and applicable review, you receive a simulated funded account at the same size. There is no profit target or consistency requirement; the risk and fair-play rules continue to apply.

Yes. Funded accounts use the same simulated environment. Eligible rewards are real, discretionary performance-based payouts paid from company revenue in USDC.

Total margin exposure is capped at 25% of balance, and a single position is capped at 2× balance notional. A Max Drawdown breach is permanent because funded accounts cannot be reset.

Yes, up to $200,000 of combined active funded allocation. Accounts must trade independently. Cross-account hedging or mirroring can close the accounts involved and cancel pending rewards.

An account with no trades for 30 days becomes inactive. The account status and any available recovery path are shown in the dashboard.

The reward split starts at 80%, moves to 85% after 3 consecutive approved payouts, and reaches 90% after 6 consecutive approvals. A declined request resets the approval streak.

After 7 trading days and 3 profitable days on the funded account, with at least $50 in eligible realized profit and all positions closed.

Approved rewards are paid in USDC. Requests enter a daily 09:00 UTC batch and are targeted for payment within 24 hours after approval. Each completed payout is recorded in Levli's internal ledger.

Withdrawable amount equals realized profit minus amounts already paid and amounts currently on hold. Unrealized PnL is never withdrawable.

Checks cover open positions, the $50 minimum, your tier cap, realized balance, drawdown-floor protection, first-payout eligibility, another pending request, and closed or inactive account status. The exact reason is displayed.

KYC is not currently required for payouts from simulated Funded participation. Eligibility, sanctions, and recipient-information checks may still apply where required by law, and any required step is shown before submission.

The evaluation fee is refunded with the first approved payout from the resulting funded account. Reset fees are not refunded.

No. The request is blocked if the resulting account balance would fall below the fixed drawdown floor.

Yes. Multiple Evaluation accounts are allowed when each account is traded independently.

Opposite coordinated positions, copied or mirrored trades, shared devices used for account delegation, and credential sharing are prohibited. Accounts involved can be closed and pending rewards cancelled.

Automated signals may include cross-account correlation, device fingerprinting, and wallet-graph review. Borderline flags receive human review, and enforcement decisions are recorded with evidence and reasons.

No. Account sharing, delegation, or sale can close the account and cancel pending rewards.

No. Rules are locked to the account at creation. Future changes apply only to accounts created after the change and are listed in the public Rules changelog.

Supported crypto payments are shown at checkout. Each Evaluation has a one-time fee with no recurring subscription charge.

Reset prices are $12 / $35 / $99 / $179 for the $2.5K / $10K / $25K / $50K Evaluations. A reset is available once within 7 days of failure.

The evaluation fee is refunded with the first approved payout from the resulting funded account. Reset fees are non-refundable, and failed or abandoned Evaluations do not receive a fee refund.