ForTraders $50,000 Classic 2-Step | Static Drawdown Mastery | PropTradingArea
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DIFFICULTY METER
3.6 / 10
Moderate
OVERALL PASS RATE Free sign up to unlock
OVERALL PASS RATE
22.7 %
Average

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Classic

2-Step Challenge Static Drawdown
Account Size $50,000
Price $319

Targets & Drawdowns

Profit Target Step 1 8.0%
Profit Target Step 2 5.0%
Daily Drawdown 5.0%
Max Drawdown 10.0%
Drawdown Type Static

Rules

Time Limit Unlimited
Profit Split 80%
Payout Frequency Bi-weekly
Min Trading Days 3 days

Additional Rules

2-Phase Evaluation: Traders must pass Phase 1 with a $4,000 profit target (8%) and Phase 2 with a $2,500 profit target (5%).

Static Drawdown: The maximum loss limit is fixed at $3,000 (6%) and is static—it does not trail your profits, providing a clear "floor" for your account.

Daily Drawdown: A daily loss limit of $1,500 (3%) is applied, reset at the start of each trading day based on the initial daily balance.

Minimum Trading Days: Each phase requires at least 5 profitable trading days to ensure the trader isn't relying on a single lucky trade.

100% Profit Split: On the Master Account, the first $10,000 in profits go entirely to the trader, followed by an 80-90% split.

No Time Limit: Both evaluation phases are open-ended, meaning you can take months to reach the targets if the market conditions require it.

No Activation Fee: ForTraders eliminates hidden costs by offering a $0 activation fee once the evaluation is successfully completed.

Scaling Plan

The $50,000 Classic account follows a professional scaling trajectory that increases contract limits as net profit is secured.

Traders start their Master Account with a maximum of 4 Mini Contracts or 40 Micro Contracts, balancing power with precision.

By reaching specific equity milestones and maintaining a low drawdown profile, traders can unlock higher position limits and capital boosts.

The ultimate goal is to progress toward a 90% profit split, rewarding the discipline required to manage a mid-tier institutional balance.