Turbo Accounts

What a Turbo Account is, how it is funded, and the rules it trades under.

Funded instantly. Real trading.

• Not an evaluation account. You receive funding instantly after you buy an account. There is no challenge to pass first.
• Not simulated trading. Every trade executes onchain, on live markets, using real capital.

A Turbo Account is funded trading capital you buy for a one-time premium. Pick a size, pay the premium, and you have that much to trade with straight away. No deposit, no evaluation, no waiting period, and no expiry.

You keep 100% of your profits.

Trading Rules

Rule	Turbo Account
Account sizes	$2,500, $5,000 and $10,000
Premium	One-time, paid at purchase. See Tiers & Pricing
Funding	Instant, on purchase. No evaluation
Loss limit	4% of the account size. See Risk & Liquidation
Volume requirement	5× the account size every rolling 30 days. See Account Terms
Profit target	9% of the account size in each consecutive 30-day period. See Account Terms
Duration	No expiry while the rules above are met
Profit split	None. You keep 100%
Payouts	Instant and permissionless. Withdraw any time, as long as all orders and positions are closed
Trading fees	0.01% maker, 0.025% taker. Gas is sponsored by o2. See the fee schedule

The volume requirement and the profit target are only used to decide whether the account stays active after each 30-day period. They do not limit what you trade, when you claim, or how much of your profit you keep.

What account size means

A Turbo III account gives you $10,000 to trade with. Profit is whatever the account is worth above that.

Example: you buy Turbo III for $250 and trade it up to $10,400. The $400 is yours to claim, and all of it is yours to keep.

What you are trading

Turbo trades spot markets quoted in USDC, at the same prices as the rest of o2. There is no funding rate and no leverage setting.

Each market has a Turbo order book alongside the public one. Turbo orders match against liquidity from o2's house market maker and a set of whitelisted market makers, rather than against other traders' orders. See Where Turbo orders match.

You can go long on all 13 markets, and wBTC, ETH and XAUT can also be shorted. See Trading.

How it works

• Funded instantly. Your capital is live the moment the account opens. There is no evaluation.
• Real trading. Orders execute onchain, on live markets, with real capital.
• No expiry. The account stays open while it is inside its loss limit and meets the activity requirement and the profit target.
• A fixed loss limit. The account closes if its value falls 4% below the account size.
• Keep 100% of profits. o2 takes no share of what you earn.
• Instant, permissionless payouts. Claim profit to your main account any time all orders and positions are closed. No minimum, no waiting period and no review.
• Your own funds stay yours. You trade o2's capital, so a losing trade never reaches your wallet.

Where to go next

Page	Covers
Tiers & Pricing	Sizes, premiums, and what is included
Trading	Markets, where orders match, fees, order types
Risk & Liquidation	Your loss limit and how close-out works
Account Terms	No expiry, the 30-day activity requirement and the 30-day profit target
Profits & Withdrawals	Claiming profit and withdrawing it
Closing & Settlement	How an account ends

Building an integration? The TypeScript SDK covers Turbo from client.turbo; the Turbo Accounts API reference documents the raw calls underneath.

Accounts opened under earlier terms

An account bought under earlier Turbo terms keeps the terms it was sold with: its term length, extensions and loss limit are unchanged, and it trades on the public order books at standard o2 fees. These pages describe Turbo Accounts as they are sold today.

The profit target applies to accounts opened from 6 October 2026, 00:00 UTC. An account opened before then has no profit target.