Scaling is often marketed as the ultimate benefit of prop firms, but real experiences vary. I want to understand how Bright Funded handles traders who try to grow beyond initial account sizes. Does scaling feel smooth and logical, or does it introduce new challenges?

When traders increase position sizes or move to larger accounts, do drawdown limits scale proportionally? Or do traders feel increased pressure with less flexibility relative to account size?

I am also curious about rule enforcement at higher levels. Does Bright Funded apply the same tolerance and execution quality for larger accounts? Have traders noticed stricter monitoring once payouts increase?

For traders who attempted to scale but stopped, what specifically made scaling difficult? Was it psychological pressure, rule complexity, or changes in execution?

If you have successfully scaled with brightfunded.com, what mindset or adjustments helped you most? Would you recommend scaling aggressively or slowly when working with Bright Funded?