RAPID is built for speed — a single-phase evaluation completed in as little as 5 trading days. To balance that speed, its funded-stage risk limits (drawdown, daily loss, reward cap, inactivity window) are tighter than PRO or FLEX, and it's built for traders who already have a proven, fast-executing edge rather than traders looking to build up gradually.
Why does RAPID have tighter funded-stage rules than PRO or FLEX?
Why RAPID's funded-stage rules are stricter than PRO or FLEX.