Challenges
One-Phase has no eval to pass — profit targets gate your payouts. Reach $3,000/$6,000/$9,000 profit (by tier) for your first payout, then $2,600/$4,500/$6,000 more for each subsequent payout, along with 5 qualifying winning days and the consistency rule each cycle.
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One-Phase challenges have no evaluation phase — you trade a funded simulated account from your first day. The profit targets don't determine whether you "pass"; they determine when you qualify for each payout.
Profit required per payout cycle
| Tier | To 1st payout | Additional profit per subsequent payout |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner ($50K) | $3,000 | $2,600 |
| Intermediate ($100K) | $6,000 | $4,500 |
| Advanced ($150K) | $9,000 | $6,000 |
After each payout, profit for the next cycle is measured from your post-payout balance — not from the original starting balance and not from lifetime P&L.
What else each payout cycle requires
- 5 winning days at or above the tier minimum: $200+ (Beginner), $250+ (Intermediate), $300+ (Advanced). Five is a minimum, not an exact count — you can take as many days as you need.
- Consistency rule: no single day's profit may exceed 30% of the current cycle's profit target (the "to 1st payout" number for cycle one, the "additional profit" number for later cycles). See "The consistency rule explained."
After each payout, the cycle resets: the winning-day counter goes back to zero and consistency is re-measured against the next cycle's target.
There is no time limit and no minimum-trading-days rule beyond the winning-days requirement. The account pays out exactly 5 times, then closes — see "Payout amounts" for the dollar figures.
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