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Provider
Account size
Evaluation stages
Minimum base profit split (%)
Maximum first payout wait (calendar days)
Drawdown mechanism
- 5% of the starting balance
- 6% static from initial balance
- 6% Trailing
- 10% of the initial balance
- end-of-day trailing
- Static
- Trailing
- trailing based on End-of-Day balance
- Trailing drawdown
- Your maximum account loss limit starts at 6% and tightens to 3% once you lock in profit. Starting limit 6% of starting balance (static) Lock-in trigger +3% gain on Balance (not Equity) Post lock-in 3% of starting balance Learn more → Once your Balance (excluding open trades) reaches +3% of your starting balance, your drawdown limit moves from 6% to 3% and stays there. Equity gains on open trades don’t trigger the lock-in — profit must be realised.
- Your maximum account loss limit — a static threshold, not a trailing one. Limit 6% of starting balance (static) Fixed to your starting balance — it doesn’t move as your balance grows. Example: with a $10,000 starting balance, your account can’t drop below $9,400.
- Your maximum account loss limit — a static threshold, not a trailing one. Limit 8% of starting balance (static) Fixed to your starting balance — it doesn’t move as your balance grows. Example: with a $10,000 starting balance, your account can’t drop below $9,200.
- Your maximum account loss limit — a static threshold, not a trailing one. Limit 10% of starting balance (static) Applies Every stage — Phase 1, Phase 2, and Funded Unlike a trailing drawdown, this limit is fixed to your starting balance and doesn’t move as your balance grows. Breaching it closes the account.
- Your maximum lifetime loss, trailing your highest closed balance. One-Phase Lite 6% of starting balance Learn more → Example: $10,000 start → trailing drawdown sits at $9,400. Reach a closed balance of $10,500 and it moves up to $9,900. It trails off closed trades only and never drops back down.
- Your maximum loss is limited to 10% of your starting balance, managed through a hybrid drawdown model that tightens once you lock in profit. Starting limit 10% of starting balance Lock-in trigger +5% gain on account balance Post lock-in 5% of starting balance Learn more → Example: with a $10,000 starting balance, your account can’t initially drop below $9,000. Once you make 5% profit ($500), your max drawdown level adjusts to $9,500.
Execution platform
Market type
Instrument group
- Agriculture
- and commodities.
- and NYMEX
- CME
- COMEX
- Commodities
- Crypto
- cryptocurrencies
- Crypto futures
- Energy
- Equity indices
- Forex
- FX futures
- Indices
- Interest rates
- major & minor indices
- Metals
- Stock
- Stocks
- Trade any instrument across our market feeds — 65 instruments over four asset classes: major & minor currency pairs
Evaluation: overnight holding
Funded: overnight holding
Evaluation: weekend holding
Funded: weekend holding
Evaluation: news execution
Funded: news execution
Automated trading / EAs
Own-account copying
Evaluation: own-account copying
Evaluation time limit
Maximum required trading days
Maximum required profitable days
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Start with the market and platform you use, then compare the exact programme and account size. A lower entry fee is only one part of the decision.
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Use the evaluation checklist →Understand the loss limits
Account size is not the amount you can lose. Check how the loss floor moves, when it updates and whether open positions count towards a breach.
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