To pass the assessment, you must reach the profit target in the provided demo account. The assessment is automatically passed when your account equity reaches or exceeds the profit target of your account, and all trades are automatically closed.

If your account equity or balance reach or exceeds a % drawdown (depending on the account plan) within a given day, you will breach the max daily loss rule. The max daily loss rule is triggered when your equity or balance falls below % of the previous end-of-day balance. Your end-of-day balance is updated at the end of each day at 1700 EST. Please check our article on rules to learn more and see examples.

If your account equity reaches or exceeds a 6% drawdown from the starting balance, you will breach the max static loss rule. When starting a new assessment or funded account, your high watermark equals your starting balance. Each time you realize profits, your high water mark will increase but not decrease when making losses. Once you request a withdrawal in your funded account, the maximum drawdown locks to your starting balance. We Have 2 account plans that use this rule: Two-stage and Three-stage.

If your account equity reaches or exceeds a 10% drawdown from the high water mark, you will breach the max trailing loss rule. When starting a new assessment or funded account, your high watermark equals your starting balance. Each time you realize profits, your high water mark will increase but not decrease when making losses. Once you reach 10% profit, or request a withdrawal in your funded account, the maximum trailing loss no longer trails the high water mark and locks to your starting balance. Check our article on rules to learn more and see examples. This rule is applied for the One-stage and One-stage PRO accounts.

No. Stop losses, while suggested, are not required.

By default, no. We require all trades to be closed by 15:45 EST every Friday. Any positions open at this time will be closed automatically, at a potentially unfavorable price, due to thin liquidity at the end of the week. Holding positions over weekends is risky, especially for indices, commodities and cryptocurrencies, increasing our trading costs. However, when building your assessment, you can purchase a risk upgrade for a 10% surcharge which permits holding positions over weekends.

Yes, you can trade Cryptocurrencies on the weekend as long as you have purchased the Weekend Hold add-on.

When you pass the assessment, we will provide you with a funded account to trade at your discretion, earning a split on any profits you generate.

Your account will be closed if you don't open or close any positions for 30 consecutive days. If you have a funded account, you remain entitled to your performance fee from the profits in the account. Unfortunately, you must retake the assessment if we terminate your account due to inactivity.

Yes. If you have a hard breach in your funded account, any accumulated gains in the account will be forfeited unless you have purchased the Payout Protector add-on. Please review the FAQs for additional details. 

You may hold existing positions through a news event. However, opening a position within 3 minutes before or after a News Event is prohibited. Any traders identified as having opened a position during a News Event are subject to having that position closed and the associated P&L removed from their account, having the leverage on their account reduced or having their account breached altogether. The Company has sole and absolute discretion in determining what constitutes a News Event. This rule is intended to protect the integrity of our program and is not meant to penalize traders who inadvertently trade through a news event.

Our technology is currently integrated with DXtrade, MatchTrader, cTrader & GooeyPro platforms via GooeyTrade.

While we fund almost every trader that passes, in some rare cases, we might choose not to fund someone because we feel their trading is not suitable for our risk appetite or does not provide enough data to evaluate.

We have a Consistency Requirement to ensure traders aren't hitting profit targets through a few lucky trades. This promotes consistent behavior and punishes YOLO style trading. The calculation is: (best trading day PnL/Total PnL) x 100. A lower value means profits are generated more consistently across multiple trading days. A higher value means profits are concentrated on fewer trading days. For example, a consistency requirement of 25% means you cannot achieve your entire profit target in less than 4 days (100% / 25% = 4). You must meet both the profit target and the consistency requirement — maintaining a consistency ratio at or below 25% — to hit your profit target, be eligible for a payout, and to advance to the next phase. Example 1: On a $100k account with a profit target of $8,000, if you earn $2,000 per day over 4 days, you meet the consistency requirement. Your best day is $2,000, and total profit is $8,000 — resulting in a consistency ratio of 25% ($2,000 / $8,000). Example 2: On a $100k account with a profit target of $8,000, if your profits across 4 days are $3,000, $1,000, $2,000, and $2,000, you violate the consistency requirement. Your best day is $3,000, and total profit is $8,000 — which gives a consistency ratio of 37.5% ($3,000 / $8,000). To meet the consistency requirement of 25%, you would now need to reach a total profit of $12,000 while keeping your best day at or below $3,000.

No. But in order to complete the phase and be entitled to receive the payout, you will need to achieve both the profit target and the consistency requirement.

On select accounts, when a withdrawal is approved, we will also withdraw our share of the gains, and your max trailing drawdown will lock in at your starting balance. The trailing drawdown does not reset when you request a withdrawal. Example: You have taken an account from $100,000 to $120,000. You then request a withdrawal of $16,000. In this scenario, you will receive $12,000 and we would retain $4,000. This would also take the balance of the account down to $104,000, and your Maximum Trailing Drawdown is locked in at $100,000. So, you would have $4,000 maximum you could lose on the account before it would violate the Maximum Trailing Drawdown rule. If you take a full withdrawal of the gains in your Funded Account, the Maximum Trailing Drawdown will lock in at the starting balance and trigger the Maximum Trailing Drawdown breach rule, resulting in the forfeiture of your Funded Account.