Targets & Drawdowns
Profit Target Step 1
10.0%
Daily Drawdown
5.0%
Max Drawdown
6.0%
Drawdown Type
Trailing
Rules
Time Limit
Unlimited
Profit Split
80%
Payout Frequency
Bi-weekly
Additional Rules
Single-phase evaluation requires traders to reach a specific profit target in one step to qualify for a funded account of two thousand dollars. A trailing maximum drawdown of 6% is applied which means the loss limit moves up with the account balance until it reaches the initial starting capital and then locks there to provide more breathing room as you grow. The daily loss limit is fixed at 3% and is calculated based on the previous day's closing balance or equity whichever is higher. There are no minimum trading days so the challenge can be completed as soon as the target is reached without any time-based pressure. An unlimited trading period is offered meaning there is no deadline to hit the profit goals allowing for a more relaxed trading environment. Standard leverage is provided for forex and other instruments suitable for both scalping and swing trading strategies. The profit split starts at 75% or 80% depending on the specific terms and can increase through the scaling plan. Traders are permitted to trade during news events and hold positions over the weekend but must avoid prohibited strategies such as latency arbitrage or high-frequency trading bots that exploit platform inefficiencies. This express model is designed for speed and efficiency allowing skilled traders to gain access to capital quickly while managing risk through a combination of daily and trailing drawdown constraints.
Scaling Plan
The scaling plan for the two thousand dollar express account allows traders to increase their capital by 25% every time they achieve a profit target of 10% and have maintained the account for at least four months with consistent performance. To qualify for a balance increase the trader must have made at least two withdrawals and the account must be at the starting balance at the time of the request. Once approved the firm increases the account size providing the trader with more market exposure and the ability to manage larger positions while following the same core risk management principles and drawdown limits relative to the new balance.
