Minimum Trading Days Rules

Minimum Trading Days by Evaluation Type

1-Step Evaluations

All traders participating in the 1-Step Evaluation program are required to complete a minimum of five (5) separate trading days before becoming eligible for evaluation completion, where a trading day is only counted when at least one live trade is executed and recorded on that day, while days with no executed trades, only pending orders, or cancelled trades will not be considered valid trading days, and this requirement applies even if the profit target is achieved earlier, meaning traders must still complete all five valid trading days while fully complying with all risk management rules including daily loss and maximum drawdown limits.

Minimum Trading Days Rule – DIF

Traders under the DIF (Direct Instant Funding) program are required to maintain active trading consistency, and a minimum of five (5) trading days may be required before eligibility for withdrawal or profit distribution, where a trading day is only counted when at least one live trade is executed and recorded, while inactive days, pending-only activity, or cancelled trades will not be considered valid trading days, and this requirement is designed to ensure that funded traders demonstrate consistent execution behavior and risk control under live market conditions while remaining fully compliant with all applicable drawdown and risk management rules.