2-Step Max Sim Account Rules
50%
Consistency Rule
In the simulated funded stage there is a 50% consistency rule. The 50% consistency rule during the simulated funded stage means that profits from one trading day cannot be greater than 50% of total profits made.
50%
Consistency Rule
In the simulated funded stage there is a 50% consistency rule. The 50% consistency rule during the simulated funded stage means that profits from one trading day cannot be greater than 50% of total profits made.
2-Step Max Trading Objectives
with ExamplesChoose start balance
| Challenges | $5k |
| Sim. Gain Target: Step 110% = | $500 |
| Sim. Gain Target: Step 25% = | $250 |
Daily Sim. Loss: Step 15% = Balanced Based | $250 |
Daily Sim. Loss: Step 24% = Balanced Based | $200 |
Overall Sim. Loss: Step 110% = Static | $500 |
Overall Sim. Loss: Step 28% = Static | $400 |
Minimum Profitable Days Positive profit of at least 0.5% of the initial balance | 3 Days |
| Sim. Trading Leverage | 30:1 |
| Trading Period | Unlimited |
| Registration Fee | $38 |
| Live | $5k |
Sim. Gain Split 90% with add-on | 80% |
Daily Sim. Loss4% Balanced Based | $200 |
Overall Sim. Loss8% Static | $400 |
| Sim. Trading Leverage | 30:1 |
| Payout Frequency | 14 days |
| Trading Period | Unlimited |
Challenges |
Sim. Gain Target: Step 110% = |
Sim. Gain Target: Step 25% = |
Daily Sim. Loss: Step 15% = Balanced Based |
Daily Sim. Loss: Step 24% = Balanced Based |
Overall Sim. Loss: Step 110% = Static |
Overall Sim. Loss: Step 28% = Static |
Minimum Profitable Days Positive profit of at least 0.5% of the initial balance |
Sim. Trading Leverage |
Trading Period |
Registration Fee |
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Frequently asked questions
The main differences between the 2-Step and 2-Step Max plans are the overall simulated loss limits, the simulated trading leverage ratios, and simulated gain targets. The 2-Step Max plan offers a higher simulated loss limit but comes with lower simulated trading leverage and a 10% phase 1 simulated gain target. When making a choice between the two, consider your risk tolerance and trading preferences to select the best option for your needs.
The 1-Step plan comes with a maximum allocation of $200K.