2️⃣ Overview
Fail Phase 1, Phase 2, or your funded account? Your account's one free retry credit carries you forward through the same path, Phase 1 → Phase 2 → Funded, whichever stage you first use it at. One ruleset serves both 2-Step Fast and 2-Step Squad.
📊 Retry Terms by Stage
Phase 1 Retry
Rule | Retry Terms |
Daily Loss Limit | 2% |
Max Loss Limit (Trailing) | 5% |
Profit Target | 8% (to move to Phase 2 Retry) |
Minimum Trading Days | 3 days (each with at least 0.5% gain) |
Time Limit | 30 days |
Leverage | 1:20 |
Phase 2 Retry
Rule | Retry Terms |
Daily Loss Limit | 2% |
Max Loss Limit (Trailing) | 4% |
Profit Target | 6% (to move to Funded Retry) |
Minimum Trading Days | 3 days (each with at least 0.5% gain) |
Time Limit | 30 days |
Leverage | 1:20 |
Funded Retry
Rule | Retry Terms |
Daily Loss Limit | 1.5% |
Max Loss Limit (Trailing) | 4% |
Minimum Trading Days for Payout | 5 days (each with at least 0.5% profit) |
Payout Target | 4% |
Profit Split | 50% (reduces to 40% if floating loss exceeds 1%) |
Payout Cycle | Bi-weekly |
Leverage | 1:20 |
1% Floating Loss Rule: exceed 1% floating loss for the first time and your profit split drops to 40%. Exceed it again after that, and the account is breached. Full details: Floating Max Risk Rule: How It Works.
🧮 Progression Examples
Straightforward path: a trader fails original Phase 1, claims their account's Phase 1 Retry, passes it, advances to Phase 2 Retry rules, passes that too, and reaches Funded Retry.
Entering mid-way: a trader passes their original Phase 1 normally, then fails their original Phase 2. Since their account hasn't used its retry credit yet, they claim a Phase 2 Retry directly (no Phase 1 Retry needed), pass it, and reach Funded Retry.
Edge case: if a trader reaches Phase 2 via a Phase 1 Retry and then fails that Phase 2 attempt, they do not get a second retry, since their account's one credit was already used at Phase 1. Full explanation: One Retry Per Account: The Progression Rule.
