Quick answer: 10% of starting balance in closed profit, with no open positions. On a $100,000 account: $10,000, bringing the balance to $110,000.

Open profit doesn't count — a position at +$3,000 contributes nothing until it's closed. Hitting the target with a position still open doesn't complete the evaluation; only realised profit is assessed.

The target must be reached without breaching the 4% daily or 8% trailing maximum drawdown, and alongside the 1 minimum trading day.

Opening at least one trade on a date makes it a trading day. Four trades on Tuesday is one trading day. Attempts to manipulate the minimum trading days requirement may lead to payout rejection and account breach.

Speedy evaluations have no expiry date. You will never fail an evaluation for taking too long.

The 10-day inactivity rule. At least one trade must be opened within any 10 consecutive days, on evaluation and funded accounts alike, regardless of performance. On the tenth day without a trade, the account becomes inactive.