Minimum Trading Days

All challenge accounts must meet a minimum requirement of 3 trading days during the first phase. This rule is in place to encourage proper risk management over time rather than relying on a single successful trade to pass the phase. If the 3-day minimum is not met, the account will not qualify to move forward and the balance will be reset to 50 percent of the profit target regardless of previous performance.

A trading day is defined as any day on which your account experiences a change, whether positive or negative, of at least 0.5 percent by the end of the trading day. This means that simply opening or closing small trades is not enough. Your position must impact your balance by at least 0.5 percent for that day to count. The goal of this rule is to promote meaningful trading activity and prevent traders from meeting the minimum day count with minimal exposure.

Example: If you have a 100,000 dollar account, any day where you either gain or lose at least 500 dollars will count as a valid trading day. This meets the minimum requirement of a 0.5 percent change in your account balance needed to register a trading day.
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Updated on: 25/05/2025