Glossary: PA, LB, LE, and Other Common Terms at Leeloo

This glossary explains common Leeloo terms, account types, and trading rules. Whether you're new or just want a refresher, this guide helps you better understand how things work at Leeloo.

Below is Leeloo's Legacy program. Leeloo's legacy program will soon be retired and we will provide new offerings. We will update you more soon!

PA – Performance Account

The account you receive after successfully completing a Practice Account. This is where payout eligibility begins.
➞ What Happens After I Qualify?

LE – Leeloo Entry

A low-cost Practice Account, ideal for new traders or those looking to build skill with limited cost.
➞ How to Request a Payout at Leeloo

LB – Leeloo Bundle Foundation Program

Bundles of Practice Accounts grouped together. The default size is 3 accounts, but during promotions this can increase to 5 or even 10.
➞ Practice Accounts Overview

LL – Leeloo Legacy

Also referred to as Foundation Accounts. These are great for traders who want more time and flexibility.
➞ Practice Accounts Overview

EE – Edge Enhancer

An optional add-on during select promotions that can reduce the time required to request a payout or lower fees.
➞ Edge Enhancer Details

Express Account

A $100K Practice Account. If you pay full price and qualify, the account fee is refunded. A good choice for traders testing Leeloo with minimal long-term cost.
➞ Practice Accounts Overview

Ignite Account

A limited-time Practice Account that, if qualified, upgrades you to a $150K PA with a $5K trailing drawdown.
➞ What Is the Ignite Account?

Reset

Used to restart a Practice Account after a rule violation or if you’d like to start over.
➞ How to Reset a Practice Account

Rise

The system Leeloo uses to send approved payouts. All Performance Account payouts are processed through Rise.
➞ How to Request a Payout at Leeloo

DCA – Dollar Cost Averaging

A method of entering a position through multiple entries over time. Allowed manually, but not via automation.
➞ Is DCA or Algo Trading Allowed at Leeloo?

Flipping

When a trader takes a low-profit day outside of their normal performance pattern in a way that appears inconsistent or strategic.
➞ Flipping Explained

Common Rules That May Affect Payouts

These are manually reviewed by our team as part of the payout process:

30% Rule

Your largest profit day cannot exceed 30% of your total profits at the time of your payout request.
➞ Understanding the 30% Rule

Consistent Contract Usage

Keep your number of contracts per trade consistent. Sudden jumps (e.g., 1 contract for weeks, then 10 on one day) may flag your account for review.
➞ What Happens After I Qualify?

Consistent Profit Taking

Maintain your usual approach to daily profits. Unusually low-profit days with a high number of trades may trigger review.
➞ Flipping Explained

No Home Run Trading

Avoid unrealistic equity spikes from just one or two trades. Steady, disciplined trading is expected.
Rules Explained

Article ID: 206, Created: 5/30/2025 at 4:39 AM, Modified: 4/8/2026 at 7:43 PM