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Nova Funded Account Reset

Breached your Nova Funded account? That doesn't mean your journey is over. With Nova Reset, you can get a fresh funded account of the same size and get back to trading, without repeating the evaluation from scratch.
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⚡ Overview

Every trader faces setbacks, what matters is what you do next. Nova Reset lets you relaunch a breached Nova Funded account instantly, at a discounted price, so you can keep pursuing your funded trading goals without delay.

There's no limit to how many times you can reset. Whether it's your first breach or your fifth, the option to reset is always there.
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🔄 How It Works

Resetting your account takes just a few steps, directly from your dashboard:

  1. Log into your dashboard

  2. Go to the Accounts tab

  3. Find your breached Nova Funded account in the list

  4. Click Reset Account next to that account

  5. Complete payment on the checkout page, a 10% discount is automatically applied to the original Funded fee, no code needed

  6. Get your new funded account issued instantly and start trading again
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💵 Reset Fees

Every reset comes with an exclusive 10% discount built into the original Funded fee.

10k: $71 (from $79)
25k: $165 (from $184)
50k: $310 (from $345)
100k: $512 (from $569)
200k: $926 (from $1,029)

📌 Good to Know

  • Reset as many times as you like — there's no cap on the number of resets

  • The discount doesn't stack — the reset fee stays the same every time; it's not an additional 10% off with each reset

  • Same account size — resetting keeps you on the same funded account size.

  • Instant activation — once payment is confirmed, your new funded account is ready to trade.

💡 Why Reset Instead of Starting Over?

A breach doesn't have to mean going back to square one. Resetting lets you:

  • Skip the Nova evaluation stage entirely and jump straight back into Nova funded trading.

  • Save on cost with the built-in 10% discount

  • Keep the same account size and terms you already know

  • Get back to trading in minutes, not days

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