Minimum trading day requirements ensure that traders demonstrate consistent trading activity rather than achieving evaluation targets through a single trade or trading session. Trading days are updated at end of day (17:00 GMT).
A trading day is defined as a day in which the trader generates at least 0.5% of the initial account balance in realized profit.
This rule applies platform-wide to all evaluation accounts.
Example
For a $50,000 account:
0.5% of $50,000 = $250
If a trader closes $250 or more in profit during a trading day, that day counts toward the minimum trading day requirement.
Days with less than the required profit do not count toward the minimum.
One-Step Evaluation
The One-Step Evaluation requires:
3 minimum trading days to pass the evaluation.
Each trading day must meet the 0.5% profit requirement described above.
Two-Step Evaluation
The Two-Step Evaluation has two phases.
Each phase requires 2 minimum trading days before the phase can be completed.
Phase | Minimum Trading Days |
Phase 1 | 2 trading days |
Phase 2 | 2 trading days |
Once both phases are successfully completed, the trader will receive a funded account.