Trading rules
Speedy: profit target and trading days
To pass the Speedy evaluation, reach 10% closed profit with no open positions and at least one trading day. On a funded Speedy account you need 10 trading days before each payout.
From evaluation to funded account
No open positions when the evaluation target is assessed. Other rules still apply.
- 01 / Evaluation10%$10,000 closed profit1 trading day
- 02 / Funded setupVerifyKYC + signed agreementReview and credentials
- 03 / Funded payoutsCheckEvery payout requirement10 trading days + consistency
Profit days, consistency and calendar waiting periods are separate. This is not a pass or payout entitlement.
The evaluation target
Make 10% of your starting balance in closed profit and have no positions open when the target is checked. On a $100,000 account that is $10,000, taking your balance to $110,000.
Only closed profit counts. A position sitting at +$3,000 adds nothing until you close it. Hitting the target while a trade is still open does not complete the evaluation.
You must stay inside the 4% daily and 8% trailing maximum drawdown limits the whole way. Speedy drawdown limits.
Trading days
A trading day is a date on which you open at least one new trade. Four trades on Tuesday is still one trading day.
| Stage | Trading days needed |
|---|---|
| Evaluation | 1 |
| Funded, before each payout | 10 |
Trying to manipulate the trading-day count can lead to a rejected payout or a breach.
No deadline, but an inactivity rule
Speedy evaluations have no expiry date. You cannot fail for taking too long.
You do need to open at least one trade within any 10 consecutive calendar days, on evaluation and funded accounts alike. On the tenth calendar day without a new trade, the account becomes inactive. Why is my account inactive?
The inactivity clock starts when the account is created and continues through KYC/setup, weekends, market holidays and payout read-only periods. If inactivity occurs during KYC/setup or a payout read-only period, contact support for reactivation. A pending payout remains eligible for compliance review; it is not automatically approved. Inactivity and reactivation