

Alpha Capital has updated its program lineup and trading rules with the introduction of a new instant funding option and revised maximum risk-per-trade limits.
What Happened
Alpha Capital has made three changes to its offerings:
- Launched Alpha Direct, a new instant funding program.
- Discontinued the Alpha Three program.
- Introduced maximum risk-per-trade limits based on account size and program type.
What's Changed
Alpha Direct
The new Alpha Direct instant funding program includes:
- Maximum daily loss: 3%
- Maximum loss: 5% trailing
- Profit split: 90%
Alpha Three
The Alpha Three program has been discontinued and is no longer available.
Maximum Risk Per Trade
Alpha Capital has introduced the following maximum risk-per-trade limits:
| Account Type | Maximum Risk Per Trade |
|---|---|
| $5,000, $10,000, and $25,000 accounts | 3% of the initial account balance |
| $50,000, $100,000, and $200,000 accounts | 2% of the initial account balance |
| Alpha Direct (all account sizes) | 1% of the initial account balance |
Effective Date
- July 22, 2026
Who Is Affected
This update applies to new and prospective Alpha Capital traders, particularly those purchasing Alpha Direct accounts or trading under the updated maximum risk-per-trade limits.
Impact on Traders
Traders should review Alpha Capital's updated program lineup and ensure their position sizing complies with the new maximum risk-per-trade limits that apply to their account type.
Why This Matters
The update changes both Alpha Capital's available program lineup and its risk management rules. Prospective traders should review the new Alpha Direct offering and the applicable maximum risk-per-trade limits before purchasing or trading.
Prop Firm Match Perspective
Alpha Capital's latest update introduces a new instant funding option while updating the firm's risk management rules. Traders should review the Alpha Direct program details and the revised maximum risk-per-trade limits to ensure they understand the requirements that apply to their account.
Prop Firm Match will update its Alpha Capital profile to reflect the launch of Alpha Direct, the retirement of Alpha Three, and the revised risk-per-trade limits.



