Trading Days refer to the minimum number of days a trader must be active in the market. To count as a trading day, a trader must complete at least one trade during the course of the day, with any position size.
Example 1
To have 5 trading days, a trader must open at least one position on 5 different days.
For instance, a trader opens one trade on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, the following
Monday, and Wednesday. This satisfies the requirement of 5 trading days, even
though they are not consecutive.
Profitable Days are specific days where the trader achieves a certain profit target.
Example 2
If the trader must have 3 profitable days of 1%, it means reaching 1% profit ($1,000
on a $100k challenge) on 3 different days. These days don’t have to be consecutive. If the trader reaches $108k (8% profit) but never makes more than 0.7% in a day, they must continue until they have 3 days with 1% profit each.
Example 3:
For a challenge requiring 5 profitable days at 0.5%, the trader must achieve 0.5%
profit ($500 on a $100k challenge) on 5 different days. These days don’t have to be
consecutive.
1 Step LITE Challenge:
Phase 1: 3 profitable days at 1%
Live Phase: 3 trading days
2 Step LITE Challenge:
Phase 1: 3 profitable days at 0.5%
Phase 2: 3 profitable days at 0.5%
Live Phase: 3 trading days
1 Step Challenge + FREE RETRY::
Phase 1: 3 profitable days at 1%
Live Phase: 3 trading days
2 Step Challenge + FREE RETRY:
Phase 1: 3 profitable days at 0.5%
Phase 2: 3 profitable days at 0.5%
Live Phase: 3 trading days
Instant Account:
Live Phase: 5 trading days
Activation Challenge:
Phase 1: 3 profitable days at 1%
Phase 2: 3 profitable days at 0.5%
Live Phase: 3 trading days