Billing and resets
Mayospell keeps these public because the monthly subscription and reset policies materially change how traders evaluate the offer and manage failed attempts.
Help
A real prop product needs a help center that answers the annoying questions.
Mayospell's help surface answers billing, resets, rule interpretation, payout qualification, and desk-specific options questions in one place.
DLL and operating discipline
The daily loss lock is framed as both a risk control and a pricing/payout lever, not just a punishment mechanic hidden in a PDF.
Payout cycle clarity
The help surface explains which counters restart after payout and which profitability checks must be re-earned before the next request.
Options-specific permissions
The help center is where traders learn what counts as desk-approved behavior for long premium, spreads, event trades, and expiry exposure.
Operational clarity
Resets, funded-seat reactivation, active-account caps, and session boundaries are public because they shape how a trader budgets and behaves inside the program.
Support escalation
The support path is treated like part of the desk: traders are told what evidence to export, when to stop trading, and where local automation responsibility ends.
Recovery realism
Holds, rejections, funded reactivation, and behavior-based restrictions are all surfaced as real product states instead of vague edge-case copy.
Reference point
The article map follows the questions Mayospell traders actually ask.
This is how Mayospell starts to feel like a serious platform instead of a brochure: traders can find operational answers without contacting support every time.
Mayospell public pricing snapshot: August 19, 2026. The billing, activation, and payout article themes below are arranged to reflect Mayospell's current published mechanics and then extended into options-specific guidance.
Getting started
How the combine purchase paths work, what activation means, and what a trader is actually buying when they choose standard versus no activation fee.
- What is the difference between standard and no activation fee?
- How does the 14-day first-combine guarantee work?
- When does the monthly subscription rebill?
- What happens if I reset a combine?
- How does Reset Bank work?
Combine rules
The public mechanics that determine whether a trader passes, locks, resets, or fails the evaluation.
- How does the trailing max loss limit work?
- What does the daily loss lock actually do?
- How fast can I pass the combine?
Funded seat payouts
Everything around standard versus consistency payout lanes, qualifying days, caps, resets, and scaling progression.
- How do I qualify for a standard payout?
- How do the 25% and 60% consistency rules work?
- What resets after I take a payout?
Options desk policies
The overlays that make an options prop product different from a futures one: structures, liquidity, expiry, and event-risk governance.
- Which option structures are allowed by default?
- How do earnings and macro-event restrictions work?
- What liquidity filters must a contract satisfy?
- How can the desk restrict unsupported behavior before a full closure?
Program operations
The operating details serious traders ask about after pricing: resets, funded-seat reactivations, active seat limits, and the desk-session clock.
- How do combine resets and funded-seat reactivations work?
- What does Back2Funded look like after a funded-seat breach?
- How many active funded seats can I run at once?
- What is the desk-session clock and flattening policy?
- What happens if live status gets called down?
- How is a Pro Account different from Live Funded?
- When does KYC block new purchases or resets?
- What should I send support if the platform breaks mid-trade?
Compliance and cash-out
The boring but real layer: KYC, payout minimums, tax handling, and what the desk needs before money can leave the system.
- When does KYC unlock after the first payout request?
- What is the minimum payout request amount?
- How do tax documents and legal entity checks work?
- Which payout methods are available and how fast are they?
- What is the difference between a payout hold and a rejection?
- How is reserve unlock different from live payout access?
Popular articles
The help center now drills down into real article pages.
Instead of stopping at category summaries, Mayospell now has article-level surfaces for pricing paths, resets, payout lanes, seat limits, and options policy questions.
Getting started
Standard path vs no activation fee path
Understand the difference between the cheaper monthly standard path and the higher monthly path that removes the later activation charge.
Read articleGetting started
Monthly billing and combine resets
Learn how monthly rebills work, why resets are part of the operating model, and how Mayospell treats reset behavior.
Read articleGetting started
First-combine guarantee and cancel policy
Understand the 14-day first-combine guarantee, what it covers, and how Mayospell expects traders to manage cancellation after that initial window.
Read articleGetting started
Reset Bank and payment-method controls
Understand how Reset Bank credits are earned, when they can be used, and how payment methods behave across active combines.
Read articleCombine rules
Trailing max loss and daily loss lock
See how the combine's real risk box works and why the daily loss lock changes both behavior and economics.
Read articleCombine rules
Fast pass and trading day rules
Learn how a trader can pass quickly and how Mayospell defines trading-day behavior inside the combine and funded seat.
Read articleFunded seat payouts
Standard payout qualification
Understand the standard lane's 12-active-day model, concentration tests, reserve, and request formula.
Read articleFunded seat payouts
Consistency payout lane
Learn how the 10-active-day lane works, why the 25% / 60% tests matter, and how the cycle resets.
Read articleOptions desk policies
Allowed options structures
See which option structures Mayospell leads with by default and which ones require extra permission or review.
Read articleOptions desk policies
Event risk and expiry policies
Understand how Mayospell handles earnings, CPI, Fed events, and same-day expiry risk inside the options desk.
Read articleProgram operations
Combine resets and funded-seat reactivations
Understand how resets extend the combine clock, how public reset pricing works, and how Mayospell's funded-seat reactivation path keeps recovery explicit.
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Funded-seat recovery after a breach
See how Mayospell's funded recovery path works, including the 30-day window, attempt cap, and seat-specific pricing logic.
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Active seat limits and account stacking
See how many funded seats Mayospell allows, how active-account limits work, and why these caps belong in the public offer.
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Desk session clock and flattening rules
Learn how the Mayospell trading-day clock works across listed-options market hours and flattening rules.
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Live call-down and monitored funded lane
Understand how a future Mayospell live relationship could be called down into a smaller monitored lane instead of being treated as permanent.
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Pro Account vs Live Funded Account
See how Mayospell's Pro Account can serve as a live-like fallback when true live capital is not available in a trader's jurisdiction.
Read articleProgram operations
Platform issues, order IDs, and support escalation
Learn how Mayospell handles room incidents, what evidence a trader should capture, and where desk support stops when the issue lives in local automation.
Read articleFunded seat payouts
Payout request windows and minimums
Learn when Mayospell processes payout requests, what the minimum request size is, and how funded cycles reset after approval.
Read articleGetting started
Responsible-trading pricing and DLL benefits
See how responsible-trading pricing changes no-activation combine fees, funded payout caps, and reactivation pricing.
Read articleProgram operations
How account stacking works
Understand how Mayospell treats unlimited combines, capped funded seats, one-profile policy, and the step down into a single live account.
Read articleCompliance and cash-out
KYC, tax, and payout review
Understand the identity, tax, and payout-review steps that must be cleared before money leaves the platform.
Read articleCompliance and cash-out
Payout holds, rejections, and balance restoration
Understand the difference between a payout hold and a true rejection, and how the funded seat balance should behave when a request is sent back.
Read articleProgram operations
When KYC blocks new purchases or resets
See when Mayospell locks the purchase rail for combines, resets, and add-ons until identity verification is complete.
Read articleCompliance and cash-out
Minimum payout and queue review
See the minimum payout size, how the queue review works, and why requests belong inside a desk window instead of support email.
Read articleCompliance and cash-out
Payout methods and processing times
Learn which payout rails the desk offers, how quickly each one moves after approval, and where desk fees may still apply.
Read articleCompliance and cash-out
Live unlock after 30 winning days
Learn how the live account changes after 30 non-consecutive winning days and why daily payout access is treated as a later unlock.
Read articleProgram operations
Live account call-up and costs
See how the live-account call-up works, how transferred balance is framed, and why costs like market data and platform fees become public again in live.
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Live arena and Labs drops
See how Mayospell's future arena and Labs drops can sit around the core funded-account ladder without changing the published rules.
Read articleCompliance and cash-out
Live reserve unlock and capital expansion
Understand how Mayospell separates payout access, reserve unlock, and capital expansion once the trader is in the live layer.
Read articleOptions desk policies
Desk restrictions and unsupported conduct
See how Mayospell can respond when the trader's behavior stops looking desk-quality even before the seat is fully closed.
Read articleOperational proof
Help gets stronger when policy articles can point into real proof and desk surfaces.
These shared POP records give the help center a visible artifact trail for payout questions, trust questions, and funded-lane explanations.
Ops view