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EA Challenge
1-Step Challenge
Trailing Drawdown
Account Size
$10,000
Price
$185
$130
Save $55
Targets & Drawdowns
Profit Target Step 1
6.0%
Daily Drawdown
4.0%
Max Drawdown
8.0%
Drawdown Type
Trailing
Rules
Time Limit
Unlimited
Profit Split
80%
Payout Frequency
Bi-weekly
Additional Rules
The EA Challenge $10,000 is a 1-step evaluation that requires hitting a specific profit target in a single phase, offering a streamlined path to funding for bot-driven strategies. A 6% trailing maximum drawdown is applied, meaning the loss limit follows the account's highest equity peak and "locks in," a factor that developers must account for in their EA’s risk-to-reward settings to avoid a hard breach during equity pullbacks. A static 3% daily loss limit is enforced and resets daily at 00:00 UTC based on the higher of the starting balance or equity, creating a strict boundary that the automated logic must not cross. The complexity of this $10,000 account lies in the trailing nature of the total drawdown; as the account makes new highs, the liquidation floor moves upward, requiring the EA to maintain precise control over open trade drawdown. There are no minimum trading days, meaning an efficient algorithm can reach the target and move to the funded stage without any forced waiting period. With no time limits and permission to hold through news and over weekends, the model is perfectly suited for EAs that require continuous market exposure, provided they are programmed to operate within the 3% daily and 6% trailing risk limits.
Scaling Plan
The scaling plan for the $10,000 EA Challenge account is designed to support the exponential growth of automated strategies by increasing the initial capital by 25% every time a cumulative profit of 10% is achieved over a four-month period. To qualify, the trader must have successfully completed at least two payout cycles, and the account balance must be at the starting $10,000 capital at the time of the request. This systematic approach allows developers to scale their automated systems from a base level to much larger capital allocations as the EA demonstrates long-term stability.
