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2-Step Challenge: What You Get vs What You Don’t Get

A clear breakdown of what is included in the 2-Step Challenge and what is not.

The 2-Step Challenge is designed for traders who prefer a more traditional evaluation process. It uses two phases before funding, giving traders a more structured route to demonstrate performance and risk management.


What You Get

  • 2 evaluation phases

  • 5% profit target in Phase 1

  • 10% profit target in Phase 2

  • Daily loss limit: 5% (Standard) or 4% (lower-cost option)

  • Static max loss: 10% (Standard) or 8% (lower-cost option)

  • 3 minimum profitable days per phase

  • Unlimited time

  • 1:100 leverage

  • 88% profit split once funded

  • Payouts every 14 days once funded

  • Challenge fee refund after your 4th payout on the same account

    *Note on drawdown options: The 2-Step Challenge is offered with two drawdown configurations, chosen at purchase — 5% daily / 10% max, or 4% daily / 8% max at a lower price. All other rules are the same across both options. For how floating loss applies to each option, see Max Floating Loss Allowed on Funded Accounts.


What You Don’t Get

  • A single-phase evaluation

  • Instant access to a funded-style account

  • A trailing drawdown model

  • A published consistency rule in the current 2-Step product details

  • A payout before completing both evaluation phases


What This Means in Practice

The 2-Step Challenge is best suited for traders who prefer a phased and more structured route to funding. You must complete both Phase 1 and Phase 2 before moving to a funded account.

If you prefer a more step-by-step evaluation model rather than a direct one-phase route, this option provides that structure.

Please click this link for more details on our 2-Step Challenge.

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