Choose a Challenge Plan
One‑time registration fee. Pass the two‑phase evaluation to receive a funded account at your selected tier. Real trading profits are shared based on the agreed profit share ratio.
FAQ
Why split it into two phases?
Phase 1 (challenge) evaluates your profitability. Phase 2 (verification) checks your consistency with independent targets. Only after passing both will you receive a real funded account, protecting both you and the platform.
Are the rules the same for both phases?
Profit targets usually differ. Other evaluation requirements are generally the same. See the plan details for specifics.
What if I fail in phase 1?
The registration fee is non-refundable. If you fail any phase, you may register again to retake the challenge. The challenge restarts from Phase 1.
How to withdraw profits after passing both phases?
Once you pass both phases, you will receive a real funded account at the selected tier. You may withdraw real trading profits to your linked account based on your profit share ratio, with a minimum withdrawal of 1 USDT. The first withdrawal can be made 14 days after the real account's activation. Subsequent withdrawals are allowed every 14 days (calculated from the date the previous payout is credited).
What trading products are supported?
Supports dozens of USDT Perpetual Futures, covering major cryptocurrencies such as BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP, as well as non-cryptocurrency Perpetual Futures such as gold, silver, and crude oil.
Can I participate in multiple evaluations at the same time?
No. Each person can have only 1 ongoing plan at a time. The simulated evaluation phases (phase 1 and phase 2) and the real-account trading stage after passing are all considered “ongoing”. You can purchase a new plan only after the current plan has fully ended (real account closed or evaluation failed).
What does the consistency rule mean?
The ratio of the best single-day profit to the total profit on all profitable days must not exceed the specified percentage. For example, if you make a profit of 100 on Day 1, 200 on Day 2, 180 on Day 3, lose 50 on Day 4, and make a profit of 20 on Day 5, the consistency ratio is calculated as: 200/(100+200+180+20)=40%.
How is daily loss calculated?
Daily loss is the decline in the account's current equity relative to its equity at the start of the day. Current equity reflects both realized P&L and unrealized P&L on open positions in real time. If the limit is reached, this evaluation will fail immediately.
If I reach the profit target early, can I advance to the next phase early?
Yes. After you reach the profit target for the current phase and meet all requirements, you will automatically advance to the next phase.
Is there a limit on the number of trades?
No. There is no limit on the number of trades during the evaluation period. You only need to reach the profit target within the specified time and comply with the rules.
What restrictions apply to setting a stop loss (SL)?
For long positions, the SL price must be lower than the current price. For short positions, the SL price must be higher than the current price.