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The two-step plan evaluates the trader’s skill with precision. In Phase 1, profitability and risk-rule adherence are assessed; in Phase 2, consistency and drawdown control are evaluated. After passing both phases and activating the funded account, payout requests can be submitted. In many cases, payouts are processed in under 24 hours, allowing traders fast access to their earnings.

Rules for Monitoring and Calculating Floating Risk in Trading Accounts

Floating risk refers to a rule whereby during open trades, account equity must not fall into a defined loss threshold. In other words, the total of open trade risk and floating loss must not exceed a set limit to keep the account valid.

Restriction on Reentry After a Losing Trade:
If a trade is closed in loss, the trader must wait at least 30 minutes before opening a new trade on the same symbol and in the same direction.
Entering a similar trade before 30 minutes have passed is a violation and will invalidate the account.
Counting the Loss of Closed Trade in Subsequent Risk:
The loss of a closed trade is included in the floating risk calculation for the next 30 minutes and added to the risk of open trades.
Floating Risk is Calculated for Each Trade and Total Open Trades:
Floating risk is evaluated both per individual trade and collectively across all open trades.
Slippage Consideration for Challenge or Real Account Success:
If you pass a challenge or real account but your floating risk increased due to slippage, and the trade had a stop loss at at least 90% of allowed floating risk, your account will be reset.
Floating Risk Calculation Method:
Floating risk is calculated based on tick chart data and determined as a fixed percentage of the initial account balance.