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 for the five thousand dollar account requires traders to hit the profit target in a single step to move directly to funded status. A trailing maximum drawdown of 6% is applied which tracks the account growth until the drawdown level reaches the initial starting balance after which it becomes static to protect the trader's gains. The daily loss limit is set at 3% and is recalculated every day based on the starting balance or equity of that day whichever is higher to prevent large daily fluctuations. There are no minimum trading days required which means the evaluation can be finished as fast as the trader can reach the target. The unlimited trading duration removes any deadline pressure allowing for a focused strategy based on quality market setups rather than time constraints. Competitive leverage is provided for all assets including forex and commodities giving enough margin for diverse trading styles. The profit split starts at a baseline of 75% or 80% and can be scaled up as the trader progresses through the firm's levels. Trading flexibility is a key feature as news trading and weekend holding are permitted though traders must ensure their strategies remain within the boundaries of fair market participation. This 1-step model is ideal for those who prefer a faster path to funding without the complexity of a two-phase challenge while managing a trailing risk profile.
Scaling Plan
The scaling plan for the five thousand dollar express account provides an opportunity for traders to grow their capital by 25% every time they reach a cumulative profit of 10% over a four-month period. To be eligible for this increase the trader must have successfully completed at least two payout cycles and ensure the account balance is at least at the initial starting amount when the scaling request is submitted. This structured approach rewards long-term consistency and allows the trader to gradually manage a larger portfolio while maintaining the same risk-to-reward discipline required by the firm.
