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What Happens After Passing the Evaluation?

Learn the next steps after passing your evaluation, hitting the profit target, and trading for 4 trading days.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Congratulations on passing your evaluation and hitting the profit target! Here’s what you need to do next to move forward:

  1. Don’t cancel your evaluation account. It’s important to keep it active, as canceling it will prevent you from moving to a Pro Account.

  2. Check your Eval Charts tab to ensure you’ve completed at least 4 trading days and reached the account balance target. If it's still Day 4, wait until Day 5 for an update.

  3. Continue trading until you’re ready to activate your Pro account. If you stop trading and fail to meet the monthly activity requirement, your Evaluation account will become inactive and you won’t be able to activate Pro. If you hit the drawdown at any time, even after passing, the account is lost, so trade carefully.

  4. Pay and Sign your Pro Account. Once you followed all steps to pay and sign for your Pro Account, it becomes available to your within 30 minutes (weekends may vary)

  5. Automated process: The system will automatically start the transition once your evaluation is complete, so no action is needed from you until the email arrives.

  6. Help desk inquiries: Avoid submitting a help desk ticket before Day 6, as it won’t speed up the process. If you haven’t received the email by then, feel free to contact us.

  7. Once the contract is signed and payment is made, you’ll be notified that your Pro Account is ready. Log in as usual—there’s nothing new to learn!

Relax and let the system work. You’ll be trading with your Pro Account soon!


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