Trading rules
Flex: profit target and trading days
To pass the Flex evaluation, reach 10% closed profit with no open positions across at least four qualifying profit days. Each qualifying day needs at least 0.25% of starting balance in net realised profit. Funded payouts also need four qualifying days.
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.
Reaching 10% in fewer than four qualifying days is not enough. The 3% daily and 8% static maximum drawdown limits apply throughout. Flex has no consistency rule and no evaluation deadline. Flex drawdown limits.
Which days count?
A qualifying profit day is a day with net realised profit of at least 0.25% of the account's starting balance. On a $100,000 starting balance, the threshold is $250. Daily losses, commissions and swaps are included in the result. Profit on open trades does not count until it is realised.
The qualifying trading-day window is 21:01 UTC to 21:00 UTC the following day. Use the qualifying-day record in your Trader Area.
The entry and the required closed profit do not need to occur on the same date. A trade opened on an earlier day can contribute realised profit when it closes. Several profitable trades within one qualifying day still count as one day.
Four qualifying days, not four trades
Example: a $100,000 starting balance. Each result includes closed profits, losses, commissions and swaps.
At least 0.25% of starting balance counts, including exactly 0.25%. The stated trading day is 21:01 UTC to 21:00 UTC. A trade may open on an earlier date than the day its profit is realised. Other payout conditions remain separate.
Exactly 0.25% counts.
Funded payouts
You need four qualifying profit days before each payout, plus the other payout requirements. Flex payout requirements.
No deadline, but an inactivity rule
Open at least one trade within any 10 consecutive calendar days. On the tenth calendar day without a new trade, the account becomes inactive. Trying to manipulate the trading-day count can lead to a rejected payout or a breach.
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