Instant account
$10,000.00
$139 · one-time
- 5% static drawdown
- Split climbs to 100%
- First withdrawal at 7 days
One instant account · Six rules · Simulated capital, declared
The standard holds.
Verify three things before you pay: the public rulebook, the payout reserve address, and the 48-hour guarantee. If we pay late, your full fee comes back, plus the payout.
Five sizes · $139 to $1,399 · one-time fee. No subscription.
Ordane Direct
One product. Direct access. Five sizes.
The industry sells 1,500+ challenge variations across 60+ firms. Ordane sells one: an instant account, six rules, one price. Pay once. No evaluation, no subscription, no repurchase loop. Simulated capital, declared.
Instant account
$25,000.00
$299 · one-time
- 5% static drawdown
- Split climbs to 100%
- First withdrawal at 7 days
Recommended
Instant account
$50,000.00
$549 · one-time
- 5% static drawdown
- Split climbs to 100%
- First withdrawal at 7 days
Mid ladder. Enough room to trade the rules as written; a fee you can afford to lose.
Choose $50,000.00Instant account
$100,000.00
$999 · one-time
- 5% static drawdown
- Split climbs to 100%
- First withdrawal at 7 days
Instant account
$150,000.00
$1,399 · one-time
- 5% static drawdown
- Split climbs to 100%
- First withdrawal at 7 days
All accounts operate on simulated capital. No live funds are traded and no deposits are accepted.
One honest price. No fake flash sales. The version you buy under governs your account for life, rules and price alike. This is v1.0.
Trading conditions, and what is still blank ↓ · Rulebook v1.0 →
Nothing on this page is a projection or promise of trading results. Payouts depend entirely on simulated trading performance under Rulebook v1.0, and no level of performance is typical or assured.
Checkout
Your account selection is confirmed on the next step.
Checkout stays disabled until the payout reserve address is live on-chain. Join the launch list and be first in: the founding cohort (500 places) opens to the list before the public.
Simulated capital · One-time fee · Rulebook v1.0 governs.
Why traders choose Ordane
Six structural reasons. Each one is a clause, not a slogan.
01
A floor that never moves
5% static drawdown, fixed on day one. It never trails up behind your equity. You always know exactly where you stand.
Written in Rulebook v1.0 →02
No hidden rules, by law
The prohibited list is closed. If a behavior is not listed, it is not a violation. Discretion is not a rule.
Written in Rulebook v1.0 →03
A split that reaches 100%
60% on your first withdrawal. 5 points more with every completed one. 100% from the ninth. In writing, never reset.
Written in Rulebook v1.0 →04
A guarantee with a penalty
Payout late by more than 48 clock hours? Your full fee comes back, and the payout is still paid. Late costs us, not you.
Written in Rulebook v1.0 →05
A reserve you can inspect
The payout reserve address is published on this page before the first account is sold. Check it yourself, before you pay anything.
Written in Rulebook v1.0 →06
One price, versioned
No fake flash sales. The version you buy under governs your account for its life, rules and price alike.
Written in Rulebook v1.0 →How it works
Four steps. No maze.
1
Choose your size
Five accounts, $10,000.00 to $150,000.00. One-time fee, $139 to $1,399. No subscription.
2
Trade under Rulebook v1.0
5% static floor, 3% daily limit, mandatory stop-loss. Public, numbered, never retroactive.
3
Withdraw from day 7
Answered in writing within 24 hours. Paid within 48, or your fee comes back.
4
Your split climbs
Each withdrawal adds 5 points, from 60% to 100%. Then the next cycle begins.
The mechanism
The industry makes you choose. We chose differently.
You are usually offered two of three: a low price, a high split, or rules you can actually trade under. The third one is always the trap: hidden in the fine print.
The cheap model
A headline split at a tiny price: and a cage. Trailing drawdowns that never unlock, micro risk ceilings, consistency gates most accounts never outlive. The split is the advertisement. The rules are the product.
The legacy model
Room to trade: at a veteran’s price. Static drawdowns and flexible rules, sold at premium fees. You pay for a decade of reputation.
The Ordane standard
Strict rules. Stated up front. Verified. Accessible pricing with a static floor, discipline rules published on this page, not buried in terms, a split that climbs to 100%, and a reserve address published here before we sell account one.
| Structure | Ordane | The cheap model | The legacy model |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drawdown | Static 5%. Fixed on day one, never trails. R-1 | Trailing. The floor rises with every equity high and never comes back down. | Static on flagship products. |
| Rule list | Closed list. Not listed means not a violation. R-6 | Elastic clauses, applied at withdrawal time. | Published, with discretionary edges. |
| Profit split | 60% to 100%, 5 points per completed withdrawal. PA-2 | High headline figure few survive to collect. | Starts low, grows slowly with scale. |
| Late payout | Fee refunded in full, payout still paid, after 48 clock hours. G-1 | Your problem. | Rarely compensated. |
| Payout reserve | Address published on this page before the first sale. PR-1 | Not published. | Not published. |
| Price | Middle. You pay for structure, not for a decade of brand. | Lowest. The rules are where you pay. | Premium. Reputation is priced in. |
Rulebook v1.0
Our rules are strict. They are also right here.
Six rules. All on this page, before you pay. A rule you meet after purchase is a trap. No rule ever changes on an open account.
Rule 1 5% static floor
Rule 2 3% daily limit
Rule 3 1.5% per trade
Rule 4 20% consistency, never confiscates
Rule 5 30-day activity
Rule 6 Closed list. Not listed = not a violation
Read all six rules in full, with what each one trains
| Rule | The limit | What it trains |
|---|---|---|
| Rule 1Max drawdown | 5% static. The floor is fixed at day one. It never trails. | Survival before profit. |
| Rule 2Daily loss | Losses exceeding 3% of balance in one day close the account: hitting exactly 3% does not. | Knowing when to stop is the skill that pays for all the others. |
| Rule 3Risk per trade | 1.5% maximum, with a mandatory stop-loss. Two maximum losses reach the daily limit exactly: and do not breach it. By design. | Position sizing: the habit that separates traders from gamblers. |
| Rule 4Consistency | 20%. If a single day exceeds 20% of cycle profit, the excess defers to the next cycle, never confiscated. A cycle is the 14-day period between withdrawal windows (see payout cadence below). The rest pays normally. | Process beats luck. One hot day is not a strategy. |
| Rule 5Activity | 30 days of inactivity closes the account. | The account belongs to traders who show up. |
| Rule 6Prohibited practices | A closed list of six: latency, reverse or hedge arbitrage; high-frequency or bulk automated exploitation; copy trading between Ordane accounts; straddling news releases with paired opposing orders; platform or data-feed exploitation; gap abuse. If a behavior is not on this list, it is not a violation. Discretion is not a rule. | Real trading only. Exploits are what kill firms: and payouts. |
Read the full Rulebook v1.0, the complete governing document.
Rulebook v1.0 is published unsigned. The signature block on the document is blank, and you can check that in one click.
Payout mechanics
Your share grows with every withdrawal.
60% is our floor, not our ceiling. Every withdrawal adds 5 points, up to 100%. In writing, never reset. Headline splits elsewhere are paid for by traders who never collect one.
- 1st withdrawal60%
- 2nd withdrawal65%
- 3rd withdrawal70%
- 4th withdrawal75%
- 5th withdrawal80%
- 6th withdrawal85%
- 7th withdrawal90%
- 8th withdrawal95%
- 9th and beyond100%
Withdrawal caps: stated up front.
Withdrawals #1 and #2: capped at 3% of the starting balance. From #3 onward: no cap. The cap keeps the reserve solvent. It is printed here, not discovered later.
Figures describe payout mechanics on simulated accounts. No profit is promised or typical.
First withdrawal available 7 calendar days after activation; every 14 days thereafter. Each 14-day period between withdrawal windows is one cycle (see R-4).
Nothing on this page is a projection or promise of trading results. Payouts depend entirely on simulated trading performance under Rulebook v1.0, and no level of performance is typical or assured.
The Ordane guarantee
Late payout: full fee refunded. Payout still paid.
Any payout approved and not paid within 48 hours (clock hours, not a redefined “business hours” clock) triggers automatic compensation: a 100% refund of your account fee, on top of the payout owed in full.
Approval is on the clock too. Every withdrawal request is approved, or denied with the exact rule breached, cited by section number, in writing, within 24 hours. Past that deadline, the request is treated as approved and the 48-hour clock starts.
The only exclusions: documented fraud or KYC review, and declared force majeure: each capped at 10 business days, after which the guarantee applies regardless.
The Ordane Guarantee is section 4 of the public Rulebook v1.0: clauses G-0, G-1 and G-2, in the order stated above. It is contractual, not promotional. The Terms of Service are not published yet, and this guarantee does not depend on them: the rulebook is the governing contract of every account sold under version 1.0.
Proof of reserves
The reserve is not a promise. It is an address.
We are new, and we will not fake a history. Instead, the payout reserve will sit at a public address anyone can check. The address is not published yet, which is why nothing is for sale yet.
Rulebook v1.0, clause PR-1, quoted in full
The payout reserve address will be published on-chain, with a dated payout ledger, before the first account is sold. Checkout stays disabled until the address is live.
When the address is live, verifying it takes three steps:
- Copy the address.
- Open it in any public block explorer.
- Compare the balance to our published payout obligations: no login, no permission, no trust required.
This section exists because roughly one in three tracked prop firms shut down within two years, per Finance Magnates, “The Great Prop Firm Shakeout” (2026). A published reserve address is our answer to that number.
Payout ledger
| Date | Account size | Payout amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| No payouts yet. We are new. We have no payout history to show you, and we will not manufacture one. From payout one, every payout is published here with its date. This table starts the day the first one is paid. | |||
Trading conditions
The specification sheet.
A firm that hides its conditions until after checkout is quoting you a price without the product. So here is the sheet as it stands today: what the rulebook already settles, and, below it, the line naming exactly what is not settled yet. A blank we name is not a blank you find later.
What the rulebook already settles
| Condition | Ordane Direct |
|---|---|
| Expert advisors / bots | R-6(b) prohibits, in the rulebook's exact words, “high-frequency or bulk automated exploitation”. Nothing else about automation is on the R-6 closed list, and what is not listed is not a violation. R-6 says each practice is defined with examples in Appendix A; Appendix A is not published yet, so the detailed line for automation is not settled. R-6(b) |
| News trading | Allowed. Only straddling releases with paired opposing orders is prohibited. R-6(d) |
| Overnight & weekend holding | Allowed. It is not on the R-6 closed list, and what is not listed is not a violation. R-6 |
| Stop-loss | Mandatory on every position, 1.5% maximum risk per trade. R-3 |
Confirmed, pending its own rulebook clause
| Condition | Ordane Direct |
|---|---|
| Platform | Match Trader. |
| Instruments | FX pairs (majors and minors), metals, indices, crypto. No exotics. |
| Spreads | Passed through from the liquidity provider. Ordane adds no markup on top. |
| Leverage, FX majors and minors | 1:50. |
Confirmed 2026-07-28. Not yet cited by number in the rulebook: Appendix A, where this belongs, is not published yet.
Not on this sheet yet
Three things are still unsettled: leverage on metals, indices and crypto; whether a per-lot commission applies on top of the pass-through spread; and the payout method with its minimum withdrawal amount. None of them is decided, so none of them is printed here. They go on this sheet when they are settled, and Appendix A of the rulebook goes up with them.
We would rather you read a blank we named than a number we invented. Everything above this line is quoted from Rulebook v1.0 or confirmed directly by Ordane.
FAQ
Questions a skeptic should ask.
What is Ordane?
Ordane is a simulated capital proprietary trading firm operated by Ordane Markets Ltd (in formation). One product. Ordane Direct: in five sizes, with no evaluation phase, governed by one public, versioned rulebook. The profit split starts at 60% on your first withdrawal and climbs by 5 points per completed withdrawal to 100% from the ninth onward: in writing, never reset.
Does Ordane actually pay?
We are new. We have no payout history to show you, and we will not manufacture one. What we publish instead is what can be verified before your first payout exists: the reserve address (published before the first account is sold), the rulebook on this page, and a contractual 48-hour guarantee: late payment refunds your full account fee on top of the payout owed.
From payout one, every payout is published in the payout ledger with its date. We built the incentive so that not paying costs us more than paying.
Why are your rules strict?
Because roughly one in three tracked prop firms shut down within two years, per Finance Magnates, “The Great Prop Firm Shakeout” (2026). Strict limits (5% static, 3% daily, 1.5% per trade) are what make a published reserve and a contractual 48-hour guarantee possible. A firm that lets accounts blow through its reserve does not pay anyone for long.
The limits will not move for you. That is exactly what makes them worth trading under.
Do I trade live money?
No. Every account is simulated capital. No live funds are traded and no client deposits are accepted. Payouts are real money, paid from company fee revenue. The reserve that backs them is published on-chain before the first account is sold, under clause PR-1. That distinction is stated here, above the pricing cards, and in the footer: not discovered later.
What happens if the rulebook changes?
The rulebook is versioned, with a dated changelog. The version you buy under governs your account for its life. No rule ever applies retroactively to an open account. Later versions govern later buyers: v1.0 governs yours.
What happens if I break a rule?
The account closes. That is the whole consequence: no partial confiscations, no surprise fees, no renegotiation. Profits already withdrawn are yours. The one exception is R-4 consistency, which never closes an account: excess profit defers to the next cycle instead. If you want to trade again, you purchase a new account under the current rulebook version.
How do payouts arrive, and is there a minimum?
The payout method and the minimum withdrawal amount are not published yet, and you will find them named as missing on the specification sheet rather than quietly left out. What does not depend on the method is the clock: every request is approved or denied in writing within 24 hours (G-0), paid within 48 clock hours, or your full account fee is refunded and the payout is still owed (G-1).
When does KYC happen?
Once, at your first withdrawal request: standard identity verification, before any money moves. It is bounded by the same clocks as everything else: a documented review is capped at 10 business days under G-2, after which the guarantee applies regardless. No KYC at purchase, no re-verification loops at every payout.
Before launch
Be there when the reserve address goes live.
Checkout opens only after the reserve address is published on this page. Leave your email and receive, on that day: the address, the block explorer link, and first access to the founding cohort: 500 places, opened to this list before the public.
One email on launch day. No sequences, no spam. That is also a rule.
You have read the rules. The reserve address is published on this page: or nothing is for sale yet.
Nothing here asked for your trust. The rulebook is public. The reserve is an address you check yourself, not a number we publish. The guarantee is contractual. The rest is a decision.