Trading rules
Pro: profit targets and trading days
Pass Phase 1 with 10% closed profit and Phase 2 with 5%, each with no open positions and at least three trading days. Funded Pro accounts need three trading days before each payout. Fail Phase 2 and you get one free retry.
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Mga evaluation phase ng Pro
Walang bukas na posisyon kapag sinusuri ang evaluation target. Nalalapat pa rin ang ibang rules.
- 01 / Phase 110%$10,000 na closed profit3 trading days
- 02 / Phase 25%$5,000 na closed profit3 trading days
- 03 / Funded setupI-verifyKYC + pirmadong agreementReview at credentials
May sariling $100,000 na starting balance ang halimbawa ng Phase 2, hindi dinalang $110,000. Minimum na conditions ang mga ito, hindi ipinangakong schedule ng pagtatapos.
The two targets
| Phase | Target | On a $100,000 account |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | 10% closed profit | $10,000, balance $110,000 |
| Phase 2 | 5% closed profit | $5,000, balance $105,000 |
Only closed profit counts, and you need no positions open when the target is checked. Each phase starts from its own starting balance.
Hitting the target in two big days does not pass a phase. You need three separate dates with a new trade on each. Both phases run under the 5% daily and 10% static maximum drawdown limits, with no consistency rule and no deadline. Pro drawdown limits.
Trading days
A trading day is a date on which you open at least one new trade. Four trades on Tuesday is still one trading day.
| Stage | Trading days needed |
|---|---|
| Phase 1 | 3 |
| Phase 2 | 3 |
| Funded, before each payout | 3 |
Trying to manipulate the trading-day count can lead to a rejected payout or a breach.
The free retry
Pass Phase 1 and fail Phase 2, and you get one free retry of the challenge without buying again. One per trader, only after a Phase 2 failure, and all the standard rules apply. If the retry fails, you need to buy a new challenge.
No deadline, but an inactivity rule
Pro evaluations have no expiry date. You cannot fail for taking too long.
The inactivity clock starts when the account is created. Open at least one new trade within any ten consecutive calendar days. On the tenth calendar day without a new trade, the account becomes inactive. The clock continues through KYC/setup, weekends, market holidays and payout read-only periods.
If inactivity occurs during KYC/setup or a payout read-only period, contact support for reactivation. A pending payout remains eligible for compliance review; it is not automatically approved. For other inactivity cases, reactivation can be considered with a valid reason and supporting proof, or if the account has no trading activity. Why is my account inactive?