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What counts as a qualifying trading day?

Understand what a qualifying trading day is, what conditions must be met for it to count toward a Benchmark, and what does not qualify.

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A qualifying trading day is a day where the account meets the required daily profit target while remaining within all active trading rules.

To count as a qualifying trading day:

  • The account must reach the daily profit target for the selected account size

  • All trades must remain within the account’s active risk rules

  • The account must pass the end-of-day evaluation checks

If the daily profit target is not met or if its a losing day, it will not count as a qualifying trading day. However, any profit earned on the account will remain in the account balance and may contribute toward future Benchmark progress.

Intraday Trailing Drawdown Accounts

Acc.

Size

Daily Target

Max DD

Benchmark Target

1st Benchmark Eligibility Threshold

MAE 50%

Signing Bonus

25K

$65

$1250

$325

$26,575

$625

$5,625

50K

$125

$2500

$625

$53,125

$1250

$11,250

100K

$250

$5000

$1250

$106,250

$2500

$22,500

EOD Trailing Drawdown Accounts

Acc.

Size

Daily Target

Max

DD

Benchmark Target

1st Benchmark Eligibility Threshold

MAE 50%

Signing Bonus

25K

$65

$1225

$325

$26,550

$625

$5,625

50K

$125

$2250

$625

$52,875

$1125

$10,125

100K

$250

$4500

$1250

$105,750

$2250

$20,250

Up to 6-8 Benchmarks required for Real Prop consideration.


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