Minimum trading days — you can pass in one

The 1-day minimum, what counts as a trading day, and what happens at the target.

Updated 2026-07-03

Evaluations require one trading day. That is the minimum, not a schedule — if your trading reaches the profit target in a single session without touching the floor, you pass in a single session. We do not stretch evaluations to sell you more of them.

What counts as a trading day

Any session in which you execute at least one fill. Flat days spent watching don't count toward the minimum, but they don't count against you either — there is no deadline and no expiry on an evaluation. The one-time fee buys the attempt, however long it takes.

The moment you pass

The evaluation is marked passed at the end-of-day mark once the closed balance is at or above the target.
Your funded account is provisioned automatically on the same size and path — no interview, no extra fee, no second phase.
Funded rules (split, consistency where applicable, payout caps) take over from the first trade on the new account.

Good to know

Direct skips all of this — it has no evaluation, no target, and no minimum days. You pay for the skip in the price and a tighter consistency cap.

Evaluation rules at every size

Targets, floors, loss limits, and contract caps for all twelve accounts.

The EOD trailing drawdown, worked through

Your floor moves at the close — never on an intraday high.

The daily loss limit (DLL)

A session timeout, not a breach — and which accounts carry one.

Contract limits: minis and micros

Position caps by account size, and how micros convert.