Smart Scaling Guide
How Smart Scaling works for Endurance and Consistency accounts funded before 9th April 2026
Smart Scaling is PipFarm's cumulative scaling program for Endurance and Consistency mode accounts that were funded before 9th April 2026. Unlike simple scaling, your previous withdrawals count toward the scaling target — so payouts never hold you back from scaling up.
ℹ️ Smart Scaling applies to Endurance and Consistency accounts funded before 9th April 2026 only. All accounts funded after 9th April 2026 (including Endurance and Consistency) use Simple Scaling instead.
⚠️ Instant accounts do not have scaling.
Scaling requirements
Your simulated funded account will be scaled automatically once the sum of your cumulative rewards from previous withdrawals and your current equity reaches 12% of the initial account size.
Because the scaling target uses cumulative rewards, any previous withdrawals contribute toward reaching the target. Withdrawals do not hinder your scaling progress.
Example
If you have a $100,000 account and two withdrawals (before profit share) of $2,000 and $3,000 were taken, your cumulative rewards are $5,000 (5%). You only need to make another $7,000 (7%) to reach the scaling target. When your account equity reaches $107,000, your positions will close, and you'll progress to the next funding level.
Scaling process
When your account reaches the scaling target, all open positions will be closed, and you will receive a new simulated funded account with increased capital. You do not lose any rewards when scaling your account.
Your rewards will be available for payout according to your payout interval once all payout requirements are met. If any requirements were not fully met in the previous account, the remaining requirements must be completed in the new scaled account.
Any soft breaches that occur in the new scaled account will also apply to the previous account.
Scaling increment
Your new account balance is determined by your previous balance plus a percentage increment applied to the initial balance.
New Balance = Previous Balance + (Initial Balance × Scaling Increment)The scaling increment is determined by your rank in the Experience Program.
Example
Suppose you start with a $100,000 simulated funded account and scale while you are Rank 1. Your level 2 account will start with $110,000. Now, suppose you scale this account while at Rank 2. Your level 3 account will start with $130,000.