Solana Funded Account Types & Sizes 2026: Rules, Prices and BRIDGE 35%

Account guide, 30 September 2026: Solana Funded has an 84/100 PFB Score and 24 core Memes combinations across four models and six sizes, plus six LaunchPad sizes and five separate Prediction Markets sizes. The Solana Funded coupon code BRIDGE offers 35% off qualifying purchases through the auto discount link. The percentage is useful only when the selected checkout actually accepts it. This guide maps every displayed account size to the right programme, fee structure and risk rule, so the 84 score is supported by clear account coverage instead of vague marketing language.

Start with the market, then the model

The first decision is what you will trade. The firm's Memes selector concerns Solana-native tokens, including meme coins. Its Predictions selector is a separate product with a much smaller target and loss budget. A trader should not choose between them on nominal account size alone: a $100,000 Memes evaluation and a $100,000 Predictions evaluation have different instruments, objectives, pricing and consistency rules.

Within Memes, Standard versus Elite is about position flexibility and the tradeoff in targets and maximum drawdown. Standard limits open positions to five and provides 25% maximum drawdown. Elite removes the fixed position count while reducing that maximum to 20% and raising targets. One-step versus two-step decides whether you need one large hurdle or two smaller phase hurdles. Neither structure is universally easier. A strategy with a high win rate but modest monthly returns can still struggle to clear an extremely high target.

LaunchPad changes when you pay, rather than simply offering a cheaper version of the same conventional fee. The upfront $5 is only the entry; a separate unlock follows successful evaluation. Evaluate its full conditional cost alongside the target and any conditions shown on the live selector.

Four core Memes programmes: exact phase rules

1 Step Standard: One 45% target, 10% daily drawdown, 25% maximum drawdown, no more than five simultaneous positions and five minimum evaluation days. At $2,500 nominal size, the target is $1,125 and the headline daily limit is $250. At $100,000, the target is $45,000 and the headline daily percentage represents $10,000. The dashboard may calculate daily limits from a previous-day high, so the live dollar floor matters.

1 Step Elite: One 50% target, 10% daily drawdown and 20% maximum drawdown, with no fixed position-count limit. At $10,000 nominal size, the target is $5,000 while 20% of the initial size is $2,000. Unlimited positions can serve a diversified token basket, but token correlations and the firm's volume restrictions still apply.

2 Step Standard: Phase 1 needs 30% and Phase 2 needs 20%. The daily and maximum drawdowns are 10% and 25%; a maximum of five positions applies. Each phase shows five minimum trading days in the official comparison. The $50,000 target amounts are $15,000 in Phase 1 and $10,000 in Phase 2, considered in their separate evaluation stages.

2 Step Elite: Phase 1 needs 35%, followed by 25% in Phase 2. The daily loss figure remains 10%, maximum drawdown is 20% and the position count is unlimited. For a $25,000 nominal account, the headline objectives are $8,750 and $6,250 in their respective stages. More positions do not change the target or drawdown. The four programmes are labeled EOD for drawdown mode in the official challenge guide.

The homepage and legal Terms use somewhat different explanatory wording for drawdown reference values. Before purchase, read the current dashboard examples and request clarification if you intend to hold large floating profits into the daily reset.

Every standard Memes size and its reference fee

These are live homepage reference fees observed on 30 September 2026, before any BRIDGE result. An older official documentation image shows higher prices, so do not copy its old grid into a current offer. A public SF30 sale was visible during the same check. The reference grid helps compare models, while the checkout determines what you actually pay.

At each size, 2 Step Standard has the lowest of these four reference fees. It also requires two separate phases. 1 Step Elite generally has the highest reference fee and highest one-stage target, while providing unlimited positions. The cheaper fee therefore should not be interpreted as a quality ranking or a lower PFB rating. Solana Funded’s 84/100 score applies to the firm-level review, while the right account choice depends on the target, drawdown, position rule and trader strategy.

The nominal account amount is a scale for percentage limits and potential simulated trading, not cash delivered to you. A $100,000 account is not a $100,000 withdrawal right. The firm's Terms describe simulated evaluation balances and a separate funded agreement after a pass. This distinction matters more than a price comparison if you are buying your first prop challenge.

What the percentage rules mean at each size

At $2,500, a 10% headline daily limit equals $250 and 25% maximum loss equals $625; Elite's 20% maximum equals $500. At $5,000, those values are $500, $1,250 and $1,000. At $10,000, they are $1,000, $2,500 and $2,000. At $25,000, they are $2,500, $6,250 and $5,000. At $50,000, they are $5,000, $12,500 and $10,000. At $100,000, they are $10,000, $25,000 and $20,000.

Those dollar examples are simple percentages of the initial nominal balance, not a full description of how a moving daily floor behaves. The site says daily drawdown can use the prior day's highest balance or equity. If a trading day ends with elevated equity, the next day's threshold may be different from the static figures above. Follow the actual dashboard floor and the currently applicable terms.

A fixed $100 trade risk represents 4% of a $2,500 account but just 0.1% of a $100,000 account. That may make larger size attractive to someone who keeps dollar exposure fixed. If the same trader scales from $100 risk to $4,000 risk in proportion to size, the percentage hazard is unchanged. Larger nominal size is not automatically safer.

LaunchPad size-by-size: entry plus unlock

LaunchPad shows a $5 entry at each of the six Memes sizes. The selected configuration showed a 15% one-phase target, 10% daily and 25% maximum drawdown and a five-position cap. The unlock fee is payable only if you pass and choose to unlock. It is not included in the $5 headline. Below is the combined arithmetic with no coupon assumed:

For a $25,000 LaunchPad account, $5 upfront plus $630 after passing is $635 in total if passed. A trader who does not pass may have paid only the entry fee, subject to the firm's payment and refund terms. A trader who passes should be prepared for the additional $630. The same pattern applies at every size, so the $100,000 route is $5 upfront and $1,270 after passing, $1,275 combined.

The evaluation minimum-day field on the live LaunchPad selector was not presented like the four core programmes, while five days were visible in the funded column. Do not infer a five-day evaluation requirement solely from the adjacent standard account. Confirm the chosen product's current terms. The BRIDGE 35% offer has not been independently confirmed for the $5 entry or later unlock. Never deduct it from a hypothetical unlock total without an accepted fee quote.

Prediction Markets: five other sizes

Prediction Markets is a different selector. The visible one-stage programme lists a 6% profit target, a 2% daily loss limit, a 3% maximum loss limit, end-of-day mode and a 35% consistency figure. Those tighter loss percentages are not interchangeable with the 10% daily and 20%–25% maximum shown for Memes. The target and loss math by size is:

On $10,000, a $600 target and $300 maximum loss give a two-to-one target-to-max-loss relationship. On $150,000, the numbers are $9,000 and $4,500, the same relationship in percentage terms. The 35% consistency rule may affect how profit needs to be distributed; obtain the firm's exact formula from the applicable Predictions rules before trading. We do not guess whether it is measured per day, per trade or against total profit from the number alone.

The $150,000 Predictions listing should not be used to claim that Memes has a $150,000 account. Likewise, the Predictions reference fees above are not Memes prices. BRIDGE coverage for this separate checkout flow remains unconfirmed until a product-specific accepted quote is visible.

How BRIDGE changes an eligible fee

BRIDGE is a 35% partner offer for Solana Funded. If, and only if, the selected fee qualifies for a direct 35% reduction from the listed reference, multiply that fee by 0.65. For example, the live $238 reference fee for 2 Step Standard at $10,000 would yield an $83.30 saving and $154.70 payable if the 35% discount applies to that price. The checkout total is the amount that matters.

On a $100,000 2 Step Elite reference of $1,318, 35% would be $461.30 and an eligible fee would be $856.70 before other charges. That calculation is not a checkout confirmation. The public page separately shows a 30% sale, and no stacking with BRIDGE has been established. If BRIDGE and the site sale cannot both apply, compare the actual totals rather than assuming which promotion wins.

Use the BRIDGE auto discount link, choose Memes or Predictions, the model and the exact size, then look for the promotion line before paying. If it is missing or changes a different fee, ask the firm. Our coupon guide gives 24 standard-model example calculations and a checkout checklist.

Token, platform and conduct restrictions

Solana-native trading is not unrestricted. The firm's Terms say a single position cannot exceed 2.5% of a token's market cap at order submission, and an entry larger than 10% of prior 24-hour volume is prohibited. Tokens down 85% or more in 24 hours are excluded. Trading self-launched or controlled tokens, manipulating price or using unauthorized automated systems can also breach the terms.

For a trader who finds opportunities in very small tokens, these rules may remove a meaningful share of setups. A nominally generous 25% drawdown does not compensate for a plan that cannot legally trade its intended markets. Save the relevant token data and order-sizing rationale if a trade might later be reviewed. If you need an API, bot or copy service, request explicit approval under the firm's published restrictions.

The Terms permit parameter changes under specified circumstances and reserve some retroactive application where the company says it is necessary for integrity. Check the currently selected product and keep the version shown at purchase. A marketing card is not a substitute for the full purchase and funded terms.

Choosing a size without letting the coupon decide

First, write down the instrument, expected trade frequency, typical stop, typical position size, worst observed slippage and maximum daily loss from your own trade log. Next, convert that plan into account percentages for $2,500, $5,000, $10,000, $25,000, $50,000 and $100,000. Only after identifying a survivable size should you compare reference fees and any accepted coupon.

Second, compare stage structure. If one 45% target demands untested aggression, the two-step 30% then 20% path may be more suitable, despite the additional stage. If five open positions are enough, the Elite premium and tighter overall drawdown may not buy any useful flexibility. If you depend on many small positions, review correlation and token liquidity rather than focusing on the unlimited count alone.

Third, compare the total fee exposure. LaunchPad delays most of its cost until after passing. The standard model pays its listed fee upfront. Prediction Markets follows a distinct risk and instrument set. Look at these as different products, not as six rows of one universal Solana Funded account. The exact checkout total, not a marketing percentage, settles the price question.

Account comparison FAQ

How many Solana Funded account combinations are listed?

There are 24 core Memes combinations, six LaunchPad sizes and five Prediction Markets sizes in the current listing: 35 size rows across distinct programmes. These do not all share the same BRIDGE eligibility.

Is 2 Step Standard cheaper than 1 Step Standard?

In the live reference table, yes at all six sizes, but it has a second evaluation phase and a separate 20% Phase 2 target. Compare difficulty and total exposure, not just the entry fee.

What does unlimited positions mean on Elite?

No fixed number of simultaneously open positions is shown in the account comparison. Daily and overall loss limits, token volume and market-cap constraints still apply.

Is LaunchPad really only $5?

$5 is the initial evaluation entry. An additional size-based unlock is payable after passing; the full if-passed arithmetic is shown above.

Does the BRIDGE promo code work on the Predictions $150K plan?

BRIDGE offers 35% off qualifying purchases, but this specific product's accepted checkout coverage has not been independently established. Check the actual order before payment.

Source checks: official live selector, core challenge guide, Terms. For the editorial context, read our Solana Funded review and the live challenge accounts page.