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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.

Updated July 5, 2026

Why account caps should be public

Seat limits shape trader behavior and expectations. If a trader can only run a fixed number of funded simulations or one live desk seat, that should be discoverable before purchase.

Mayospell funded-seat cap

Mayospell allows up to five active funded-simulation seats before any separate live review. If a future live relationship opens, the funded stack closes and the new permissions are documented separately.

How Mayospell uses the cap

Account stacking can still exist inside the options version, but it should be paired with grouped scorecards, permissions, and reviewer oversight so multiple seats do not become undisciplined overtrading.