Profit in EXLO Capital is split in advance: 50% investor, 30% trader, 20% platform. No number on this page promises a return; it is the split rule.
The split
Profit is split before the first trade
The percentages are the contract's fixed rule, not an offer. Move the slider to see how one period's profit divides between the three parties.
250 million Toman
10 million Toman1,000 million Toman
The 50 / 30 / 20 split is written into the tri-party contract and does not change with the size of the period's profit.
More than one investment model
Capital collaboration at EXLO Capital is not a single model. Each contract's model is chosen along three axes and written down before the start: time horizon, capital drawdown cap, and how profit is paid out. The 50 / 30 / 20 model above is the clear example of that framework; every other model arrives with its own numbers and terms in the contract.
Time horizon
The evaluation and settlement period is fixed from the start; capital is not left without an exit date.
Capital drawdown cap
The maximum allowed daily and weekly drawdown is written before the start, and following it is mandatory.
Profit payout method
The schedule and the route of payment — split period, account and withdrawal permission — are set in the contract.
No model offers fixed profit or a guaranteed return; models differ in risk structure and contract terms, not in the certainty of the outcome.
Before managing capital: at least four testing stages
EXLO works only with professional traders. No trader is allowed to manage other people's capital before passing at least four rigorous stages of evaluation, and no stage can be skipped.
01
Risk management
Drawdown limits, position sizing and execution discipline are measured against fixed, checkable rules.
02
Psychological evaluation
Pressure tolerance, behaviour during losses and decision stability under stress are assessed; most failures start in psychology.
03
Documented demo trading
At least one full period of simulated trading with a journal and pre-trade records — no real money and no access to anyone else's capital.
04
Prop-firm validation
Performance is confirmed inside standard prop challenges under independent rules and outside monitoring.
These stages are an admission filter, not a return guarantee; the market carries risk and no test makes profit certain.
The EXLO collaboration ecosystem: clear, secure, performance-based
Your own wallet, your control
Capital stays in your personal wallet; EXLO has no access to your assets, and the control stays with you.
Shared growth, on real performance
Instead of a fixed-profit promise, the focus is the real result: the tri-party model ties the trader's growth to the investor's return. No guaranteed profit exists in this model.
A written, tri-party contract
The investor, the trader and EXLO sign one written contract, so the rights of all three sides are clear from the start.
Investing in financial markets carries risk. EXLO is the channel and the contract framework; it offers no guarantee of profit.
Before any number, the rules
Account size, capital drawdown limits and payout terms are set and written down before the start. Breaking the risk rules halts the account — it is not made up for by the next winning trade.
Risk is not hidden
Trading in financial markets can wipe out part or all of the capital. There is no guaranteed profit, and past performance does not predict the future.
Prerequisite: a proven trader
EXLO Capital connects capital to traders who have shown their discipline along the growth path — self-knowledge, journaling and constant review. This allocation rewards measurable discipline, not the sale of a profit promise.
A sample of the risk rules
Daily and weekly drawdown caps — for example 2% a day and 6% a week; the final numbers are written down before the start.
Each trade's size is calculated from a fixed risk on capital, not from a guess.
Hitting the drawdown cap halts the account until review — never a make-up with the next trade.
Only the tools and markets agreed in the framework are allowed.
This page is a request form, not a public offering or a contract. No money moves through this form, and sending it creates no obligation for either side. The risk detail is in the risk disclosure.