Earn2Trade customers can now hold five evaluation accounts at the same time instead of three. The firm posted the change on June 22, 2026, and its help center article carries the same figure with the same update date. The funded side is unchanged: up to three LiveSim or Live accounts active together, and only one Live account at a time.
What changed
Earn2Trade headlined its announcement “Evaluation account limit increased from 3 to 5” and says customers may now have up to five evaluation accounts active at once (Earn2Trade Blog). An evaluation is a paid subscription traded in simulation, so the limit governs how many of those subscriptions can run in parallel, not how much capital a trader holds.
| Was | Now | |
|---|---|---|
| Concurrent evaluation accounts | 3 | 5 |
| Funded LiveSim or Live accounts | 3 | 3 |
| Live accounts at a time | 1 | 1 |
The firm says all five evaluations can be live tracked from the same trader dashboard, and that the related subscriptions can be managed under one email address (Earn2Trade Blog). The help center article on holding multiple accounts was updated on June 22, 2026 with the same five-account figure and the same single-dashboard, single-email arrangement (Earn2Trade Help Center).
Who it affects
The change matters to traders who buy more than one evaluation at a time, whether to test different contracts, different account sizes or a second attempt while a first one is still running. Under the old ceiling a fourth attempt had to wait for a slot to clear. Traders who run a single evaluation see no difference.
What stays the same
Earn2Trade’s funded-stage limits are not part of the change. Up to three LiveSim or Live accounts may be active concurrently, and only one of those may be a Live account (Earn2Trade Blog). Passing more evaluations than that does not raise the funded ceiling.
What traders should check
Check the dashboard for the number of open evaluation slots before buying another subscription, since the account limit counts active evaluations rather than purchases made over time. Neither the announcement nor the help center article mentions a price change, a discount for multiple accounts or any change to trading rules, so treat those as unchanged until Earn2Trade publishes otherwise.
