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Two routes, two rule profiles, six account sizes. Change any of them below and the target, the limits and the fee change with it — nothing is revealed after payment.
Route, rule profile and account size — the full detail view, exactly as the terminal enforces it. The amount shown at checkout is the binding figure and the only sum at risk.
Reach the target once, inside the limits. It is the shortest path for most people.
The demonstration is split across two phases with a lower target in each. The total distance is similar; the pressure per phase is lower.
The profile moves the limits, and the fee moves with them. Standard is the baseline. Pro tightens the target and the maximum loss, and carries its own fee — on one route above Standard, on the other below it, with the amount charged printed on the plan card. Neither profile changes what is measured — only how much room you get.
No time limit There is no time limit on any route, so nothing here expires while you are trading.
Full rule set How the process works Questions
Every account size above is a virtual balance inside a simulated environment. No real capital is traded and no order reaches a live market. All limits are measured on the simulated balance and published in full before an assessment starts.
Completing an assessment makes you eligible to request a reward under the participation agreement. A reward is calculated from the performance recorded on your simulated master-stage account. It is not salary, investment income or a return on capital, and no amount is promised.
There is nothing to choose and nothing extra to pay. You do not pick a cycle when you buy, and the assessment fee is identical either way. The share is set by how long you wait before you ask. A counter starts the day your master-stage account opens; once you have been paid, it restarts from that payment.
Seven days after the counter starts, a request can be made at 70%. The 14-day share is shown on the same screen from the beginning, but cannot be selected until it opens.
Wait until the fourteenth day and the share is 80%. Both remain available after that; asking earlier is simply worth less.
| Term | Requested from day 7 | Requested from day 14 |
|---|---|---|
| Reward share | 70% | 80% |
| Assessment fee | The same — the tier does not change the price | |
| Counter starts | The day the master-stage account opens; after a payment, from that payment | |
| Minimum request | $100 | $100 |
| Applies from | Master stage, after the assessment is completed | |
| Calculation | Share × performance recorded on the account since the counter started | |
A request only opens when all eight hold: the master-stage account is live; identity verification is complete, and where it was approved automatically a person has reviewed it; no earlier request is still open; every position is closed; there is realised profit to pay from; the consistency rule is met where the plan sets one; the seven-day counter has run; and the amount reaches the $100 minimum. Separately, the integrity review must find no prohibited practice. Requests are processed on the schedule set out in the agreement.
It describes how a reward is worked out if one becomes payable. Most people who take a trading assessment do not complete it, and nothing here predicts that you will. Taxes on any amount received are yours to handle.
The agreement governs This page describes the reward terms in plain language. The binding version is the participation agreement you accept before an assessment begins; where the two differ, the agreement governs.