Traders must achieve the profit target of their respective challenge, without worrying about time limits to stay compliant with the rules.
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- Maximum Daily Drawdown - 3%
- Maximum Overall Drawdown -6%
The Trading Period is Unlimited and if the Account is Inactive for 30 days it will be Disabled.
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- You cannot open buy-and-sell positions in the same currency pair.
- For example, At 1940-XAUUSD Buy, At1960-XAUSD Sell.
- You cannot have both a buy position and a sell position open at the same time.
- 1st month - 90% Payout of Profit will Be Given
- 2nd month - 95% Payout of Profit will Be Given
- 3rd month - 100% Payout of Profit will Be Given
*A profit of Minimum 1% of the account Size is important to apply for a Payout request.
- To complete each stage of our evaluation, you must trade on at least 5 separate days. A trading day is recorded when you execute at least one trade, regardless of how long it’s held. Holding trades overnight won’t count as additional trading days.
- Achieve the 10% profit target by closing all your trades and following the trading rules within the designated time period to demonstrate your trading skills.
- The daily drawdown limit is calculated as 3% of the previous day's balance + 3% of any booked profits (even if later lost).
- For example, with a $500.00 account balance, the limit is 3%, or $15.00. If you make an $8.00 profit on Day 1, your balance becomes $508.00, and the new limit for Day 2 is 3% of $508.00 = $15.24.
- On Day 2, if you first book a loss of $10.00, your daily drawdown limit of $15.24 remains unchanged, but now your remaining loss buffer is $5.24.
- If later in the day, you book a profit of $23.00, your daily limit increases by 3% of $23.00 = $0.69, which is added to your remaining loss buffer of $5.24, giving you a total of $5.93 for the day. Your trailing balance updates to $521.00, and your daily limit for the next day becomes 3% of $521.00 = $15.63.
- Note: Always track both running and booked losses to stay within limits. Only booked profits increase your daily loss limit. Booked and floating losses reduce your remaining buffer for the day — even if profits are booked later.
- The overall drawdown limit is the maximum amount you can lose before your account is disabled, set at 6% of the trailing balance until it goes below initial balance.
- On Day 1, you make a $20.00 profit, increasing your balance to $520.00. The drawdown limit adjusts to 6% of $520.00, which is $31.20.
- On Day 2, you lose $15.00 (< $31.20). Your account remains active, and the new drawdown limit is 6% of $505.00 ($30.30).
- On Day 3, you lose another $15.00. Your balance drops to $490.00. Now, for all your trades, your max drawdown is 6% of $500.00 ($30.00), until you close a day in profit, and exceeding it will lead to disablement.
- The overall drawdown rule applies to both running and closed trades, so monitor your balance carefully.
- Challenge Account: No single trade should contribute to more than 30% of the total profit target. Real Account: This applies to the requested payout amount.
Note: Trades opened within 3 minutes on the same symbol and in the same direction will be counted as a single trade.
- Any breach of the established trading rules will lead to an immediate account suspension and permanent disablement.
This rule encourages traders to maintain steady and predictable trading volumes, which helps in managing risk and ensuring that profits are earned through consistent trading behavior. It also offers room for growth, allowing traders to scale their volumes over time while maintaining discipline.
Hitting either the daily loss limit or the maximum loss limit will result in a permanent account breach.