After passing your evaluation, your funded account is created with trading disabled. Before you can start trading on it, you need to complete three steps: sign the Funded Trader Agreement, verify your identity, and pass a manual review.
Shortly after passing your evaluation, you'll receive a DocuSign email with the Funded Trader Agreement. This is a contract between you and the program operator that covers the terms of your funded account, including profit splits, trading rules, and obligations.
You'll also receive a push notification prompting you to check your email for the agreement.
Open the email, review the agreement, and sign it electronically through DocuSign.
If you haven't already completed Kraken's identity verification, you'll be prompted to do so. Verification involves submitting a government-issued ID and passing identity checks.
You can complete the verification through your Kraken account settings. For step-by-step instructions, see the Kraken support article on identity verification.
If you're already verified, this step is already done and no additional action is needed.
Your trading activity during the evaluation is reviewed for compliance with the program rules. This review checks for things like:
This review is conducted after you've signed the agreement and completed verification.
Once all three steps are complete, your funded account is typically activated within 12 to 24 hours. You'll receive an email and in-app notification when trading is enabled.
If the manual review identifies a violation of the program rules, your upgrade may be rejected. In this case:
If you believe the rejection was made in error, contact Kraken Support with your account details.