Targets & Drawdowns
Profit Target Step 1
10.0%
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
The two-phase evaluation for the ten thousand dollar enhanced account requires traders to successfully complete Phase 1 by hitting the profit target and then Phase 2 with a lower target to prove consistency before receiving live funding. A maximum overall drawdown of 10% is applied and is typically static based on the initial balance providing more breathing room compared to trailing models. The daily loss limit is set at 5% and is recalculated every day based on the previous day's closing balance or equity whichever is higher. There are no minimum trading days required for either phase so the challenge can be completed as quickly as the trader reaches the targets. The unlimited trading period ensures there is no expiration date for the challenge allowing for a patient and disciplined approach to the markets. Professional leverage is provided for all asset classes including forex and commodities. Once funded the profit split starts at 75% or 80% and can be scaled up as the trader progresses. News trading and weekend holding are permitted allowing for various trading styles from day trading to swing trading. This 2-step model is designed for traders who prefer a more traditional evaluation path with a static drawdown framework and larger loss limits than the express model.
Scaling Plan
The scaling plan for the ten thousand dollar enhanced account allows traders to increase their initial capital by 25% every time they achieve a total profit of 10% or more over a period of four consecutive months. To qualify for this increase the trader must have processed at least two payouts during this period and the account balance must be at the initial starting capital at the time of the scale-up request. This structured progression rewards consistent performance and allows the trader to gradually move toward managing a larger portfolio while maintaining the same risk-to-reward parameters on the new balance.
