đ Overview
Retry gives you exactly one free credit per account, not one per stage. Whichever stage you first fail and claim a retry at, that credit is now used, and it stays used, even as you progress through later stages on a completely different failure than the one that triggered it.
đ§ How Progression Works
Once you claim your account's retry credit at any stage, every stage you pass through afterward runs on that stage's retry ruleset, not the original ruleset, because your account is now on the retry track for good.
Retry Paths by Account Type
Account Type | Retry Path |
1-Step / 1-Step Pro | Phase 1 Retry â Funded Retry |
2-Step Fast / 2-Step Squad | Phase 1 Retry â Phase 2 Retry â Funded Retry |
Instant Lite / Instant Pro | Funded Retry (single stage) |
𧎠Worked Example: The Edge Case
This is the scenario that catches people out.
A 2-Step trader fails their original Phase 1. They claim their free Phase 1 Retry â this uses their account's one retry credit.
They pass Phase 1 Retry and advance to Phase 2. Because their account is already on the retry track, this Phase 2 attempt runs on Phase 2 Retry rules, not the original Phase 2 rules.
They fail this Phase 2 attempt.
Result: no second retry. Their account's single retry credit was already used at Phase 1. Reaching Phase 2 through the retry track doesn't generate a new, independent credit. To continue, they need to purchase a new account.
â The Rule in One Line
Your account gets exactly one free retry, not one per stage. It's used the moment you first claim it, and every stage you reach after that runs on retry rules until you pass all the way through or fail again and need to purchase a new account.