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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.

Updated July 5, 2026

Why funded recovery exists

A funded seat that breaks early should not always throw the trader all the way back to the top of the funnel. Mayospell keeps a visible funded re-entry route attached to the exact seat when the policy allows it.

Window and attempt count

The public recovery path stays time-bound and limited: a 30-calendar-day window and up to two reactivation attempts keep recovery structured rather than open-ended.

Why seat-specific pricing matters

The trader should see the 50K, 100K, or 150K funded reactivation amount directly on the recovery surface, along with any responsible-trading discount state that legitimately changes the number.