Quick answer: 10% of starting balance in closed profit with no open positions, reached across at least 4 trading days that each produced 0.25% realised profit.
On $100,000: $10,000 closed profit, balance $110,000. Open profit doesn't count.
The day requirement runs alongside the target. Hitting 10% in two big days doesn't pass — four separate dates must each have banked at least 0.25% ($250 on $100,000). See Minimum Trading Day Requirements.
Both run under the 3% daily and 8% static maximum drawdown, with no consistency rule and no time limit.
What counts as a 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.
The requirements
| Evaluation | Funded (before each payout) |
Flex | 4 days with at least 0.25% profit | 4 days with at least 0.25% profit |
No time limit means no time limit
Flex evaluations have no expiry date. You will never fail an evaluation for taking too long.
What still applies
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.