- One-step evaluation — +10% target inside a 3% daily loss and 6% stop-out, at 1:30 leverage
- Split starts at 75% and scales toward 100%; a flat 3.5% comes off every cash withdrawal
- Correction: earlier versions called this “no evaluation” with a 50% split and doubling to $4M — all retracted
Hyper Growth is The5%ers’ one-step evaluation program, sitting alongside the two-step High Stakes and the three-step Bootcamp. The overall verdict is in the full Hyper Growth review; this article is the operating manual — what the rules actually are, what is and is not published, and how to build risk management around a 10% target with a 6% loss budget.
First, the corrections. On re-verifying the official pages in late July 2026, several claims in the earlier version of this guide did not hold up:
| Old claim | Actual |
|---|---|
| No evaluation, funded from day one | One-step evaluation program |
| Split starts at 50%, 75% from $40K | Starts at 75%, scaling toward 100%; the 50% table’s source returns 404 |
| Account doubles at every +10%, up to $4M | Retracted — source page 404s, and the firm’s own pages disagree on the maximum |
| No mention of withdrawal fees | A flat 3.5% is deducted from every cash withdrawal |
The5%ers revises its terms fairly often — verify current conditions on the official page before purchasing.
The specs in brief
| Item | Rule |
|---|---|
| Evaluation | 1 step |
| Target | +10% |
| Account sizes | $5K–$50K (max $40,000 combined capital per trader) |
| Daily loss | 3% |
| Stop-out | 6% below initial balance |
| Leverage | 1:30 |
| Time limit | None |
| Inactivity | Account expires after 30 days without trading |
| Platforms | MT5 / cTrader / TradingView (cTrader adds $10; US residents TradingView only) |
| Split | 75%, scaling toward 100% |
Before paying, also confirm two things the current page leaves unclear: how the 3% daily limit is enforced (a pause for the day versus a failed account), and the exact scaling thresholds. Both change how you should trade.
The scaling ceiling is not a number you can plan on
The firm’s own pages currently disagree about maximum funding: the homepage advertises managing up to $4,000,000, the High Stakes page caps scaling at $500,000, and the Hyper Growth page caps combined capital per trader at $40,000. There is no way to tell from outside which figure governs, so do not build a capital plan around $4M. What is published is the split path — 75% toward 100% — without public balance thresholds.
Risk management built around the 6% stop-out
The loss budget (6%) is smaller than the target (10%). Defending that asymmetry is the entire foundation. What follows is standard risk-management arithmetic applied to these rules — it improves survival, it does not guarantee profits.
Risk 0.25–0.5% per trade
| Risk per trade | Losing streak to stop-out | Losing streak to daily limit |
|---|---|---|
| 1.0% | 6 losses | 3 losses |
| 0.5% | 12 losses | 6 losses |
| 0.25% | 24 losses | 12 losses |
At 1% risk, six straight losses ends the account — and six-loss streaks are routine for a 50%-win-rate system. At 0.25–0.5% you can absorb a cold stretch and still be in the game.
Stop yourself before the 3% limit stops you
Whatever the official enforcement turns out to be, losing 3% in one day leaves only 3% of lifetime budget. Set your own daily stop at 1–1.5% and walk away when you hit it. Your line should sit well inside the official one.
Size positions for 1:30, not 1:100
At 1:30, a $10,000 account controls at most $300,000 notional — roughly three standard FX lots. Position sizes carried over from High Stakes (1:100) will hit margin limits. In practice the risk rules above bind first; if 1:30 ever feels tight, you are almost certainly risking too much.
Keep the percentage constant after a scale-up
If the account scales up, the loss limits apply to a larger balance. Keep your per-trade risk percentage identical — the dollar amounts grow on their own. Treating new capital as house money and sizing up is how the next 6% disappears at a higher cost.
Build the 30-day rule into your routine
The account expires after 30 days without trading. If you take breaks, schedule a few minimum-size trades per month in advance so the clock never runs out.
Working the payout cycle
| Item | Rule |
|---|---|
| First payout | 14 days after the funded account is activated |
| Then | Bi-weekly |
| Cycle reset | The 14-day count restarts each time the account scales up |
| Scaling progress | Withdrawals do not reset it |
| Deduction | Flat 3.5% off every cash withdrawal |
The 3.5% applies at the same rate across Rise, crypto, and bank transfer (crypto is capped at $1,500 per payout; bank transfers may add receiving-bank fees). It drops to 0% only if you take payment as Hub Credits, which cannot be cashed out and expire after three months. On a 75% split, your real take-home is about 72.4% of profits — for comparison, FTMO states it charges no withdrawal fee of its own. Payout processing times are no longer published, so confirm the current state before relying on a schedule. Details are in The5%ers payout guide.
Hyper Growth vs High Stakes
High Stakes publishes every number you need before you pay: targets (New 10% → 5% / Classic 8% → 5%), 10% max loss, 5% daily loss, three minimum profitable days, and fees ($19–$545). Its split starts at 80% — above Hyper Growth’s 75% — and 70% of the fee is refunded with the first payout.
Hyper Growth’s advantage is the single phase: no phase-2 reset. But with the daily-loss enforcement and scaling thresholds unclear, you cannot fully price that advantage in advance. Our current view: unless you have a specific reason to want one phase, High Stakes is the easier program to plan around. The full breakdown is in The5%ers programs compared.
Pricing
Hyper Growth fees are rendered dynamically on the official site and revised periodically, so we quote no figures here. Check the official pricing table for your account size before buying; cTrader adds $10 to the plan price.
Summary
- Hyper Growth is a one-step evaluation — +10% inside a 3% daily loss and 6% stop-out at 1:30 leverage. It is not a no-evaluation program
- The split starts at 75% and scales toward 100%; the old 50% starting figure is retracted
- The scaling ceiling is contradicted across the firm’s own pages — do not plan around $4M
- Payouts run 14 days after activation, then bi-weekly, minus a flat 3.5%; on a 75% split that is about 72.4% take-home
- If you want terms you can verify before paying, High Stakes is currently the easier call
Recommended prop firms
FTMO — the largest operator’s track record
11 years in operation (since 2015), with industry-leading published cumulative payouts maintained through the 2024 shakeout. No withdrawal fee of its own.
The free trial lets you test everything at no cost, and the 2-Step Challenge fee is refunded with your first payout after passing (no refund if you fail). See the FTMO free trial guide.
The5%ers — for building up from a small ticket
Operating since 2016. Three plans run in parallel — the one-step Hyper Growth, the two-step High Stakes and the three-step Bootcamp — with fees from $19. The profit split climbs in steps toward 100%, but a flat 3.5% is deducted from every withdrawal. On 2026-08-01 this site re-rated The5%ers from High to Low trust (★4.6→3.3) after the firm itself acknowledged payout delays in March 2026. If you use it, keep the ticket small and confirm your first payout arrives before scaling up.
→ The5%ers official (referral code “HZZS4” — 0% discount as of 2026-08-19)