Compare every TTT Markets $25K account: prices, targets, drawdown, payouts, profit splits and BRIDGE 12.5% coupon savings.
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Quick answer: TTT Markets currently offers six genuine $25K routes: 1-Step Standard ($399), 1-Step Lite ($229), 2-Step Standard ($199), 2-Step Lite ($109), Instant Funding ($999) and the Subscription Account ($99 per month). The safest all-round structure for many disciplined traders is 2-Step Standard because its 8% maximum loss is static, while Instant is the only route that skips evaluation. The TTT Markets coupon code BRIDGE is listed for 12.5% off eligible purchases. Always confirm eligibility and the final amount at checkout.
Fact-check scope: This review compares the current $25,000 program records and official TTT Markets program/help-centre guidance available in August 2026. Rules, pricing, add-ons and promotions can change. Where an older product page conflicts with a newer program-specific Help Centre article, we identify the conflict and advise traders to rely on the checkout, dashboard and signed funded agreement.
A $25K label does not describe one product at TTT Markets. It describes a starting notional balance that can sit behind six different commercial and risk structures. Two routes use one evaluation stage, two use two stages, one begins without an evaluation, and one renews monthly. The difference between those routes is more important than the shared account size.
For most measured traders, 2-Step Standard is the reference option. Its $199 base fee, $2,000 static maximum-loss allowance, conventional $2,000 and $1,250 targets, and first-payout fee-refund eligibility create a balanced package. A trader who dislikes a second evaluation phase can examine 1-Step Standard, but pays twice the base fee. Lite models lower the price and target while tightening risk room. Instant Funding removes evaluation but charges $999 and begins at a lower split. The Subscription Account costs $99 each month and must be judged as a recurring service.
The important buying principle is simple: choose the rule structure first, then the price. Code BRIDGE can reduce an eligible fee by 12.5%, but a discount cannot repair a mismatch between a strategy and a drawdown formula. Review the broader TTT Markets account types and sizes guide if you are still deciding whether $25K is the right size.
| Program | Base price | Evaluation objective | Daily loss | Maximum loss | BRIDGE math |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Step Standard | $399 | 10% evaluation target | 4% daily trailing limit from highest equity ($1,000 initially) | 8% overall trailing limit that rises with new account highs ($2,000 initially) | Save $49.88; estimated $349.13 |
| 1-Step Lite | $229 | 5% evaluation target | 2% daily limit that follows the highest intraday floating equity ($500 at the starting balance before the floor moves) | 4% overall limit that trails the highest account balance ($1,000 initial distance) | Save $28.63; estimated $200.38 |
| 2-Step Standard | $199 | 8% Phase 1 and 5% Phase 2 | 4% daily loss ($1,000), calculated from the higher of balance or equity at the start of the day | 8% static maximum loss ($2,000), fixed to the initial balance | Save $24.88; estimated $174.13 |
| 2-Step Lite | $109 | 5% Phase 1 and 5% Phase 2 | 3% end-of-day daily loss ($750 at the starting balance) | 5% static maximum loss ($1,250) | Save $13.63; estimated $95.38 |
| Instant Funding | $999 | 6% for the first withdrawal, 3% for later withdrawals, or 12% for a scaling event | no separately stated daily loss cap; the overall limit and prohibited-risk policy still apply | 6% static maximum loss ($1,500), fixed to the original $25,000 balance | Save $124.88; estimated $874.13 |
| Subscription Account | $99 monthly | 8% Phase 1 and 5% Phase 2 | 4% daily loss ($1,000) | 8% static maximum loss ($2,000) | Save $12.38; estimated $86.63 |
The discounted totals above are arithmetic illustrations: base price multiplied by 87.5%. They are not promises about checkout. Taxes, currency conversion, optional upgrades, product eligibility and an official temporary promotion can change the payable amount. Coupon stacking should never be assumed. Compare the live offer with BRIDGE, use the eligible option producing the best confirmed total, and save a receipt or screenshot.
| Route | Base price | 12.5% saving | Mathematical price after code | Billing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Step Standard | $399.00 | $49.88 | $349.13 | one-time |
| 1-Step Lite | $229.00 | $28.63 | $200.38 | one-time |
| 2-Step Standard | $199.00 | $24.88 | $174.13 | one-time |
| 2-Step Lite | $109.00 | $13.63 | $95.38 | one-time |
| Instant Funding | $999.00 | $124.88 | $874.13 | one-time |
| Subscription Account | $99.00 | $12.38 | $86.63 | monthly subscription |
To test the code, open the TTT Markets checkout through the Prop Firm Bridge referral link, select the exact program and $25,000 size, enter BRIDGE, and inspect the final total before payment. The dedicated TTT Markets coupon code guide tracks the evergreen listing and explains why a temporary firm-wide sale may occasionally beat it. Do not assume codes combine.
The $25,000 tier is large enough for dollar-based risk to feel consequential but still small enough to test a firm without committing to the most expensive tier. At 0.25% planned risk, a full-risk trade equals $62.50. At 0.50%, it equals $125. Those values can support realistic position sizing across liquid forex pairs and indices, but they also expose weak habits quickly. Four full 0.50% losses equal $500 before costs, half the Standard daily limit and the whole nominal 2% Lite daily distance.
The account balance is simulated program capital, not cash deposited in the trader’s bank account. The usable resource is the distance to breach. A Standard account begins with $2,000 of overall room, 2-Step Lite has $1,250, 1-Step Lite starts with $1,000 before its trailing floor moves, and Instant has $1,500. Comparing nominal balances without comparing this loss capacity gives a distorted picture.
| Risk per idea | Dollar risk | Losses to equal $1,000 | Practical interpretation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.10% | $25 | 40 | Conservative testing size; useful while learning execution and rule behavior. |
| 0.20% | $50 | 20 | Moderate baseline for selective intraday trading. |
| 0.25% | $62.50 | 16 | Common planning unit that still requires correlation control. |
| 0.40% | $100 | 10 | Aggressive for tighter Lite structures when several positions overlap. |
| 0.50% | $125 | 8 | Requires a hard daily stop well inside contractual limits. |
| 1.00% | $250 | 4 | Usually too concentrated for a robust prop evaluation process. |
These figures describe planned initial risk, not guaranteed loss. Gaps, slippage, spread expansion and correlated exposure can make realized loss larger. A personal daily stop should be below the firm’s threshold. Many traders would cap the day near 0.75% to 1% rather than treating a 4% contractual daily line as a target.
A static maximum-loss floor is fixed to the initial balance. On a $25K account with an 8% static maximum, the contractual floor begins at $23,000 and normally stays there even if the balance rises. A trailing floor moves with a specified peak. On 1-Step Lite, the current Help Centre says the overall 4% limit follows the highest balance and the 2% daily limit follows peak floating equity. That means early profit can reduce the remaining distance to the moving threshold after a reversal.
Daily and overall limits operate together. A trader can remain above the overall floor but still violate the daily rule. Conversely, a trader may be below the daily allowance for the current session yet breach the overall line accumulated over several days. Build a spreadsheet or journal that records the stricter active floor before every order.
The $25K 1-Step Standard costs $399 at the recorded base rate. If BRIDGE applies, 12.5% equals $49.88, producing a mathematical pre-adjustment total of $349.13. Eligible Standard evaluations may offer a +20% Drawdown Upgrade, moving 4%/8% to 5%/10%, and other add-ons can change checkout.
The objective is a 10% evaluation target: $2,500. The risk framework is a 4% daily trailing limit from the highest equity point ($1,000 initially), together with an 8% overall trailing limit ($2,000 initially) that moves upward with new account highs. This relationship matters more than the advertised balance. A trader should translate every percentage into a live dollar floor and keep a private buffer for costs, floating exposure and unexpected volatility.
Its payout and reward structure requires separate attention. The current official 1-Step withdrawal guidance requires at least 21 calendar days from the first trade and 14 separate trading days before the first request; requests made before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. The verified split is 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second and 80% on subsequent withdrawals. Payout approval is not automatic merely because the balance is positive; identity verification, valid trading behavior, prohibited-strategy checks and the program-specific agreement still govern.
This route is best suited to an experienced, controlled trader who wants one evaluation phase who understands a high-water-mark drawdown model. It is a poor choice when the trader selects it only because its price is lower, its target looks smaller, or the word “Instant” sounds faster. The correct comparison is expected attempts, time to eligibility, probability of respecting the rules and the net share of an approved reward.
A trader risking $62.50 per idea needs forty net risk units to make $2,500, thirty-two to make $2,000, twenty to make $1,250, twelve to make $750, twenty-four to make $1,500, or forty-eight to make $3,000. Those unit counts show why target percentage alone is incomplete: lower targets paired with tighter drawdown can be no easier than a larger target with a stable floor.
A reasonable pace is not the fastest theoretical path. At an average net gain of 0.25% per trading day, 5% takes roughly twenty positive-equivalent days, 8% takes thirty-two and 10% takes forty. Actual paths include losses, flat days and skipped sessions. Trading more simply to finish sooner can trigger aggressive-risk or consistency review.
Suppose the funded account produces $1,000 of approved profit. At a 50% split, the trader portion is $500; at 70%, $700; at 80%, $800; and at 90%, $900 before applicable fees or tax. Use the split actually assigned to the account, not the marketing ceiling. For progressive structures, later splits are earned only after the required successful events.
1-Step Standard earns consideration when its rules match the trading process before any discount is applied. The BRIDGE saving improves purchase economics but does not alter drawdown, payout review or prohibited conduct. Confirm the exact program name, account currency, platform, billing label, add-ons and final total before paying.
The $25K 1-Step Lite costs $229 at the recorded base rate. If BRIDGE applies, 12.5% equals $28.63, producing a mathematical pre-adjustment total of $200.38. The Help Centre describes the 4% overall threshold as trailing the highest balance and the 2% daily threshold as trailing peak floating equity. A product page has used different shorthand, so the Help Centre logic and live dashboard terms should control.
The objective is 5% evaluation target: $1,250. The risk framework is 2% daily limit that follows the highest intraday floating equity ($500 at the starting balance before the floor moves), together with 4% overall limit that trails the highest account balance ($1,000 initial distance). This relationship matters more than the advertised balance. A trader should translate every percentage into a live dollar floor and keep a private buffer for costs, floating exposure and unexpected volatility.
Its payout and reward structure requires separate attention. The first request requires at least 21 calendar days from the first trade and 14 separate valid trading days; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. The split is 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second and 80% thereafter under the current PFB record. Payout approval is not automatic merely because the balance is positive; identity verification, valid trading behavior, prohibited-strategy checks and the program-specific agreement still govern.
This route is best suited to a precise trader who values the lower target and lower fee and can manage moving loss floors. It is a poor choice when the trader selects it only because its price is lower, its target looks smaller, or the word “Instant” sounds faster. The correct comparison is expected attempts, time to eligibility, probability of respecting the rules and the net share of an approved reward.
A trader risking $62.50 per idea needs forty net risk units to make $2,500, thirty-two to make $2,000, twenty to make $1,250, twelve to make $750, twenty-four to make $1,500, or forty-eight to make $3,000. Those unit counts show why target percentage alone is incomplete: lower targets paired with tighter drawdown can be no easier than a larger target with a stable floor.
A reasonable pace is not the fastest theoretical path. At an average net gain of 0.25% per trading day, 5% takes roughly twenty positive-equivalent days, 8% takes thirty-two and 10% takes forty. Actual paths include losses, flat days and skipped sessions. Trading more simply to finish sooner can trigger aggressive-risk or consistency review.
Suppose the funded account produces $1,000 of approved profit. At a 50% split, the trader portion is $500; at 70%, $700; at 80%, $800; and at 90%, $900 before applicable fees or tax. Use the split actually assigned to the account, not the marketing ceiling. For progressive structures, later splits are earned only after the required successful events.
1-Step Lite earns consideration when its rules match the trading process before any discount is applied. The BRIDGE saving improves purchase economics but does not alter drawdown, payout review or prohibited conduct. Confirm the exact program name, account currency, platform, billing label, add-ons and final total before paying.
The $25K 2-Step Standard costs $199 at the recorded base rate. If BRIDGE applies, 12.5% equals $24.88, producing a mathematical pre-adjustment total of $174.13. The fee is listed as eligible for a 100% refund after the first approved payout. Eligible Standard accounts may offer the +20% Drawdown Upgrade to 5% daily and 10% overall.
The objective is 8% Phase 1 and 5% Phase 2: $2,000 in Phase 1 and $1,250 in Phase 2. The risk framework is 4% daily loss ($1,000), calculated from the higher of balance or equity at the start of the day, together with 8% static maximum loss ($2,000), fixed to the initial balance. This relationship matters more than the advertised balance. A trader should translate every percentage into a live dollar floor and keep a private buffer for costs, floating exposure and unexpected volatility.
Its payout and reward structure requires separate attention. First request 14 calendar days after the first funded trade, then every 14 days; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. The split is 70% on the first approved withdrawal and 80% on later approved withdrawals. Payout approval is not automatic merely because the balance is positive; identity verification, valid trading behavior, prohibited-strategy checks and the program-specific agreement still govern.
This route is best suited to a methodical trader who prefers a fixed overall floor and a lower purchase price. It is a poor choice when the trader selects it only because its price is lower, its target looks smaller, or the word “Instant” sounds faster. The correct comparison is expected attempts, time to eligibility, probability of respecting the rules and the net share of an approved reward.
A trader risking $62.50 per idea needs forty net risk units to make $2,500, thirty-two to make $2,000, twenty to make $1,250, twelve to make $750, twenty-four to make $1,500, or forty-eight to make $3,000. Those unit counts show why target percentage alone is incomplete: lower targets paired with tighter drawdown can be no easier than a larger target with a stable floor.
A reasonable pace is not the fastest theoretical path. At an average net gain of 0.25% per trading day, 5% takes roughly twenty positive-equivalent days, 8% takes thirty-two and 10% takes forty. Actual paths include losses, flat days and skipped sessions. Trading more simply to finish sooner can trigger aggressive-risk or consistency review.
Suppose the funded account produces $1,000 of approved profit. At a 50% split, the trader portion is $500; at 70%, $700; at 80%, $800; and at 90%, $900 before applicable fees or tax. Use the split actually assigned to the account, not the marketing ceiling. For progressive structures, later splits are earned only after the required successful events.
2-Step Standard earns consideration when its rules match the trading process before any discount is applied. The BRIDGE saving improves purchase economics but does not alter drawdown, payout review or prohibited conduct. Confirm the exact program name, account currency, platform, billing label, add-ons and final total before paying.
The $25K 2-Step Lite costs $109 at the recorded base rate. If BRIDGE applies, 12.5% equals $13.63, producing a mathematical pre-adjustment total of $95.38. Lite does not receive the Standard Drawdown Upgrade. Weekend holding is not permitted under the current record.
The objective is 5% Phase 1 and 5% Phase 2: $1,250 in each phase. The risk framework is 3% end-of-day daily loss ($750 at the starting balance), together with 5% static maximum loss ($1,250). This relationship matters more than the advertised balance. A trader should translate every percentage into a live dollar floor and keep a private buffer for costs, floating exposure and unexpected volatility.
Its payout and reward structure requires separate attention. Payouts are listed every 14 days, with five valid funded trading days required for eligibility. The split is up to 80% under the current PFB record, with the applicable funded agreement controlling the precise starting rate. Payout approval is not automatic merely because the balance is positive; identity verification, valid trading behavior, prohibited-strategy checks and the program-specific agreement still govern.
This route is best suited to a cost-conscious trader who accepts materially tighter loss capacity in exchange for a low fee and lower targets. It is a poor choice when the trader selects it only because its price is lower, its target looks smaller, or the word “Instant” sounds faster. The correct comparison is expected attempts, time to eligibility, probability of respecting the rules and the net share of an approved reward.
A trader risking $62.50 per idea needs forty net risk units to make $2,500, thirty-two to make $2,000, twenty to make $1,250, twelve to make $750, twenty-four to make $1,500, or forty-eight to make $3,000. Those unit counts show why target percentage alone is incomplete: lower targets paired with tighter drawdown can be no easier than a larger target with a stable floor.
A reasonable pace is not the fastest theoretical path. At an average net gain of 0.25% per trading day, 5% takes roughly twenty positive-equivalent days, 8% takes thirty-two and 10% takes forty. Actual paths include losses, flat days and skipped sessions. Trading more simply to finish sooner can trigger aggressive-risk or consistency review.
Suppose the funded account produces $1,000 of approved profit. At a 50% split, the trader portion is $500; at 70%, $700; at 80%, $800; and at 90%, $900 before applicable fees or tax. Use the split actually assigned to the account, not the marketing ceiling. For progressive structures, later splits are earned only after the required successful events.
2-Step Lite earns consideration when its rules match the trading process before any discount is applied. The BRIDGE saving improves purchase economics but does not alter drawdown, payout review or prohibited conduct. Confirm the exact program name, account currency, platform, billing label, add-ons and final total before paying.
The $25K Instant Funding costs $999 at the recorded base rate. If BRIDGE applies, 12.5% equals $124.88, producing a mathematical pre-adjustment total of $874.13. A 12% scaling event doubles the account, but scaling replaces the withdrawal for that profit cycle. Instant is not eligible for the funded-account buyback feature.
The objective is 6% for the first withdrawal, 3% for later withdrawals, or 12% for a scaling event: $1,500 first-withdrawal milestone, $750 later milestone, or $3,000 scaling milestone. The risk framework is no separately stated daily loss cap; the overall limit and prohibited-risk policy still apply, together with 6% static maximum loss ($1,500), fixed to the original $25,000 balance. This relationship matters more than the advertised balance. A trader should translate every percentage into a live dollar floor and keep a private buffer for costs, floating exposure and unexpected volatility.
Its payout and reward structure requires separate attention. Once the applicable target is reached, requests submitted before Monday 22:00 GMT are processed under the Wednesday workflow. The split is starts at 50%, rises five percentage points after each withdrawal or scaling event, and currently caps at 70%. Payout approval is not automatic merely because the balance is positive; identity verification, valid trading behavior, prohibited-strategy checks and the program-specific agreement still govern.
This route is best suited to a trader who assigns real value to skipping an evaluation and can justify the much higher entry fee. It is a poor choice when the trader selects it only because its price is lower, its target looks smaller, or the word “Instant” sounds faster. The correct comparison is expected attempts, time to eligibility, probability of respecting the rules and the net share of an approved reward.
A trader risking $62.50 per idea needs forty net risk units to make $2,500, thirty-two to make $2,000, twenty to make $1,250, twelve to make $750, twenty-four to make $1,500, or forty-eight to make $3,000. Those unit counts show why target percentage alone is incomplete: lower targets paired with tighter drawdown can be no easier than a larger target with a stable floor.
A reasonable pace is not the fastest theoretical path. At an average net gain of 0.25% per trading day, 5% takes roughly twenty positive-equivalent days, 8% takes thirty-two and 10% takes forty. Actual paths include losses, flat days and skipped sessions. Trading more simply to finish sooner can trigger aggressive-risk or consistency review.
Suppose the funded account produces $1,000 of approved profit. At a 50% split, the trader portion is $500; at 70%, $700; at 80%, $800; and at 90%, $900 before applicable fees or tax. Use the split actually assigned to the account, not the marketing ceiling. For progressive structures, later splits are earned only after the required successful events.
Instant Funding earns consideration when its rules match the trading process before any discount is applied. The BRIDGE saving improves purchase economics but does not alter drawdown, payout review or prohibited conduct. Confirm the exact program name, account currency, platform, billing label, add-ons and final total before paying.
The $25K Subscription Account costs $99 per month at the recorded base rate. If BRIDGE applies, 12.5% equals $12.38, producing a mathematical pre-adjustment total of $86.63. The $99 is monthly, not a one-time reset. If the evaluation is breached while the subscription stays active, the current model issues a replacement on the next billing cycle rather than charging a manual reset fee.
The objective is 8% Phase 1 and 5% Phase 2: $2,000 in Phase 1 and $1,250 in Phase 2. The risk framework is 4% daily loss ($1,000), together with 8% static maximum loss ($2,000). This relationship matters more than the advertised balance. A trader should translate every percentage into a live dollar floor and keep a private buffer for costs, floating exposure and unexpected volatility.
Its payout and reward structure requires separate attention. The first payout becomes available 30 days after funded activation and after ten funded trading days; later payouts follow every 30 days. The split is starts at 70%, increases five percentage points after each successful payout, and caps at 90%. Payout approval is not automatic merely because the balance is positive; identity verification, valid trading behavior, prohibited-strategy checks and the program-specific agreement still govern.
This route is best suited to a trader who deliberately values recurring access and next-cycle replacement rather than a one-time challenge. It is a poor choice when the trader selects it only because its price is lower, its target looks smaller, or the word “Instant” sounds faster. The correct comparison is expected attempts, time to eligibility, probability of respecting the rules and the net share of an approved reward.
A trader risking $62.50 per idea needs forty net risk units to make $2,500, thirty-two to make $2,000, twenty to make $1,250, twelve to make $750, twenty-four to make $1,500, or forty-eight to make $3,000. Those unit counts show why target percentage alone is incomplete: lower targets paired with tighter drawdown can be no easier than a larger target with a stable floor.
A reasonable pace is not the fastest theoretical path. At an average net gain of 0.25% per trading day, 5% takes roughly twenty positive-equivalent days, 8% takes thirty-two and 10% takes forty. Actual paths include losses, flat days and skipped sessions. Trading more simply to finish sooner can trigger aggressive-risk or consistency review.
Suppose the funded account produces $1,000 of approved profit. At a 50% split, the trader portion is $500; at 70%, $700; at 80%, $800; and at 90%, $900 before applicable fees or tax. Use the split actually assigned to the account, not the marketing ceiling. For progressive structures, later splits are earned only after the required successful events.
Subscription Account earns consideration when its rules match the trading process before any discount is applied. The BRIDGE saving improves purchase economics but does not alter drawdown, payout review or prohibited conduct. Confirm the exact program name, account currency, platform, billing label, add-ons and final total before paying.
Lite is not merely Standard at a lower price. In the 1-Step comparison, Lite cuts the target from 10% to 5% and the price from $399 to $229, but its daily distance is 2% instead of 4% and its overall limit is 4% instead of 8%, with trailing mechanics. The trader pays less and aims for less, but operates inside a materially smaller and moving risk envelope.
In the 2-Step comparison, Lite costs $109 instead of $199 and asks for 5% in both phases instead of 8% then 5%. Its daily line is 3% EOD and its static maximum is 5%, versus 4% and 8% on Standard. Standard therefore buys $750 more nominal daily allowance and $750 more overall room at the starting balance. For a trader whose failure risk comes from normal variance, the extra $90 base fee may be rational.
One-Step Standard eliminates a confirmation phase but costs $200 more than 2-Step Standard and asks for a single $2,500 target. Two-Step Standard asks for $2,000 and then $1,250. The gross target across stages is higher, but profit normally resets between stages and the route costs less. The practical choice depends on whether the trader values fewer stages or a cheaper, more conventional evaluation sequence.
The Lite comparison is different. 1-Step Lite costs $229 and requires $1,250 once, while 2-Step Lite costs $109 and requires $1,250 twice. Both impose tighter constraints than Standard, but the formulas are not interchangeable. A strategy with frequent floating swings can find 1-Step Lite’s peak-equity logic especially demanding.
Instant Funding charges a $999 base fee—$600 above 1-Step Standard and $800 above 2-Step Standard—to remove the evaluation. It does not remove performance milestones: $1,500 is required for the first withdrawal, $750 for later cycles, or $3,000 for scaling. It also begins with a 50% split. A trader should calculate the value of saved evaluation time rather than treating “funded from day one” as an automatic advantage.
At the illustrative 50% initial split, $1,500 of profit would assign $750 to the trader before other considerations. If the trader instead reaches $3,000 and elects scaling, the $25K account doubles to $50K but no withdrawal is taken for that cycle. This is a capital-growth decision, not free cash plus a scale-up.
The $99 Subscription price looks cheaper than every route except none at this size, but it renews. Three months cost $297 before discounts; six months cost $594; twelve months cost $1,188. If BRIDGE applied to every invoice—something that must not be assumed—the mathematical totals would be $259.88, $519.75 and $1,039.50 respectively. If it applies only to the first payment, later invoices return to the standard billed amount.
Subscription value comes from recurring evaluation access and next-cycle replacement, not from pretending $99 is a permanent one-time challenge fee. A trader who passes quickly may find the model efficient. A trader who remains subscribed without using replacement access may pay more than a Standard evaluation over time.
The Drawdown Upgrade is currently described for eligible 1-Step Standard and 2-Step Standard evaluations. It adds 20% to the evaluation fee and changes base limits from 4% daily/8% overall to 5% daily/10% overall. On the $399 1-Step Standard, the fee before any other adjustment becomes $478.80. On the $199 2-Step Standard it becomes $238.80. Verify the order in which a coupon and add-on are calculated.
Other optional features, including Account Protection or Weekend Holding where eligible, may carry their own price and restrictions. Lite and Pro models do not receive the Drawdown Upgrade. A temporary public promotion may advertise a larger percentage than BRIDGE on selected models. That does not establish stacking, availability at the moment of payment, or applicability to every plan. The only reliable number is the final checkout total attached to the exact product.
News trading and overnight holding are listed as allowed across these current $25K records, but weekend holding varies. Instant currently permits it; 2-Step Lite and Subscription do not; Standard and 1-Step Lite may have program-specific defaults or eligible add-ons. Always verify because a permission on one route cannot be copied to another.
EAs can be used when they comply with the rules. Prohibited conduct includes arbitrage, tick scalping, hedging across accounts, account sharing, copy or group trading, signal services, martingale and grid EAs, high-frequency exploitation, malicious methods and gambling-style exposure. On some Lite guidance, excessive trade stacking is also expressly restricted. A technically automated strategy still needs an original, compliant and proportionate risk profile.
Start with a risk unit small enough to survive normal variance. At $50 per independent idea, ten consecutive full losses equal $500. At $125, the same sequence equals $1,250. That difference determines whether a strategy can encounter an ordinary losing run without approaching the Lite overall floor. Use account-level exposure: three correlated USD positions are one macro idea, not three independent trades.
Define a daily stop before the session. One example is two full losses or 0.5%–0.75%, whichever arrives first. After the stop, close the platform and review execution. This private limit is intentionally tighter than the firm’s rule. The goal is to preserve future opportunities, not discover how close an order can come to a breach.
Track four balances: starting balance, current closed balance, live equity and the active contractual floor. For trailing rules, record the relevant peak. For daily rules, record the exact reset value and time. Do not rely on memory during volatility.
Rule setup: Set the private stop before London opens and include open risk, commissions and correlated exposure. A green morning does not authorize larger risk in the afternoon. On 1-Step Standard, write the objective as $2,500, the daily rule as a 4% trailing limit from highest equity ($1,000 initially), and the maximum-loss rule as an 8% trailing limit ($2,000 initially) that moves upward with new account highs. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $25.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $399.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $49.88, making the arithmetic total $349.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The official 1-Step withdrawal guidance requires at least 21 calendar days from the first trade and 14 separate trading days before the first request; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. Apply the verified split progression: 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second and 80% thereafter. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Model eight losses in their actual sequence. Reduce frequency, not discipline; increasing size to recover converts variance into breach risk. On 1-Step Lite, write the objective as $1,250, the daily rule as 2% daily limit that follows the highest intraday floating equity ($500 at the starting balance before the floor moves), and the maximum-loss rule as 4% overall limit that trails the highest account balance ($1,000 initial distance). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $50.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $229.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $28.63, making the arithmetic total $200.38 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The first request requires at least 21 calendar days from the first trade and 14 separate valid trading days; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. The applicable split 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second and 80% thereafter under the current PFB record. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Check the program permission, spread behavior and stop execution. Permission to trade news does not protect against slippage or aggressive-risk review. On 2-Step Standard, write the objective as $2,000 in Phase 1 and $1,250 in Phase 2, the daily rule as 4% daily loss ($1,000), calculated from the higher of balance or equity at the start of the day, and the maximum-loss rule as 8% static maximum loss ($2,000), fixed to the initial balance. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $62.50 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $199.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $24.88, making the arithmetic total $174.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: First request 14 calendar days after the first funded trade, then every 14 days; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. The applicable split 70% on the first approved withdrawal and 80% on later approved withdrawals. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Treat EURUSD long, GBPUSD long and USDCHF short as related dollar exposure. Cap the combined loss as one idea. On 2-Step Lite, write the objective as $1,250 in each phase, the daily rule as 3% end-of-day daily loss ($750 at the starting balance), and the maximum-loss rule as 5% static maximum loss ($1,250). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $75.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $109.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $13.63, making the arithmetic total $95.38 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: Payouts are listed every 14 days, with five valid funded trading days required for eligibility. The applicable split up to 80% under the current PFB record, with the applicable funded agreement controlling the precise starting rate. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Account for swaps, gaps and the daily reset calculation. Recalculate the active floor before and after rollover. On Instant Funding, write the objective as $1,500 first-withdrawal milestone, $750 later milestone, or $3,000 scaling milestone, the daily rule as no separately stated daily loss cap; the overall limit and prohibited-risk policy still apply, and the maximum-loss rule as 6% static maximum loss ($1,500), fixed to the original $25,000 balance. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $100.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $999.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $124.88, making the arithmetic total $874.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: Once the applicable target is reached, requests submitted before Monday 22:00 GMT are processed under the Wednesday workflow. The applicable split starts at 50%, rises five percentage points after each withdrawal or scaling event, and currently caps at 70%. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Verify the exact program and add-on. If weekend holding is prohibited, close early enough to avoid execution and timezone mistakes. On Subscription Account, write the objective as $2,000 in Phase 1 and $1,250 in Phase 2, the daily rule as 4% daily loss ($1,000), and the maximum-loss rule as 8% static maximum loss ($2,000). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $125.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $99.00 monthly subscription. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $12.38, making the arithmetic total $86.63 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The first payout becomes available 30 days after funded activation and after ten funded trading days; later payouts follow every 30 days. The applicable split starts at 70%, increases five percentage points after each successful payout, and caps at 90%. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Audit order frequency, lot progression, duplicate signals and fail-safe behavior. Automation does not exempt a trader from prohibited methods. On 1-Step Standard, write the objective as $2,500, the daily rule as a 4% trailing limit from highest equity ($1,000 initially), and the maximum-loss rule as an 8% trailing limit ($2,000 initially) that moves upward with new account highs. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $25.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $399.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $49.88, making the arithmetic total $349.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The official 1-Step withdrawal guidance requires at least 21 calendar days from the first trade and 14 separate trading days before the first request; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. Apply the verified split progression: 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second and 80% thereafter. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Count valid trading days, calendar days and the request cutoff separately. Save the trading log and identity documents before eligibility. On 1-Step Lite, write the objective as $1,250, the daily rule as 2% daily limit that follows the highest intraday floating equity ($500 at the starting balance before the floor moves), and the maximum-loss rule as 4% overall limit that trails the highest account balance ($1,000 initial distance). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $50.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $229.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $28.63, making the arithmetic total $200.38 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The first request requires at least 21 calendar days from the first trade and 14 separate valid trading days; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. The applicable split 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second and 80% thereafter under the current PFB record. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Compare the exact BRIDGE checkout with any official temporary sale. Record the product, code, base fee, add-ons and final total. On 2-Step Standard, write the objective as $2,000 in Phase 1 and $1,250 in Phase 2, the daily rule as 4% daily loss ($1,000), calculated from the higher of balance or equity at the start of the day, and the maximum-loss rule as 8% static maximum loss ($2,000), fixed to the initial balance. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $62.50 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $199.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $24.88, making the arithmetic total $174.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: First request 14 calendar days after the first funded trade, then every 14 days; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. The applicable split 70% on the first approved withdrawal and 80% on later approved withdrawals. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Base risk on maximum-loss capacity and strategy drawdown, not on the impressive $25K headline balance. On 2-Step Lite, write the objective as $1,250 in each phase, the daily rule as 3% end-of-day daily loss ($750 at the starting balance), and the maximum-loss rule as 5% static maximum loss ($1,250). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $75.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $109.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $13.63, making the arithmetic total $95.38 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: Payouts are listed every 14 days, with five valid funded trading days required for eligibility. The applicable split up to 80% under the current PFB record, with the applicable funded agreement controlling the precise starting rate. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Measure planned versus realized loss and lower size if routine slippage consumes the safety buffer. On Instant Funding, write the objective as $1,500 first-withdrawal milestone, $750 later milestone, or $3,000 scaling milestone, the daily rule as no separately stated daily loss cap; the overall limit and prohibited-risk policy still apply, and the maximum-loss rule as 6% static maximum loss ($1,500), fixed to the original $25,000 balance. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $100.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $999.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $124.88, making the arithmetic total $874.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: Once the applicable target is reached, requests submitted before Monday 22:00 GMT are processed under the Wednesday workflow. The applicable split starts at 50%, rises five percentage points after each withdrawal or scaling event, and currently caps at 70%. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: End the session after the predefined stop. A second strategy invented after a loss is usually the same emotional trade in different clothing. On Subscription Account, write the objective as $2,000 in Phase 1 and $1,250 in Phase 2, the daily rule as 4% daily loss ($1,000), and the maximum-loss rule as 8% static maximum loss ($2,000). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $125.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $99.00 monthly subscription. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $12.38, making the arithmetic total $86.63 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The first payout becomes available 30 days after funded activation and after ten funded trading days; later payouts follow every 30 days. The applicable split starts at 70%, increases five percentage points after each successful payout, and caps at 90%. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Increase only after a documented sample and within consistency requirements. One winning week is not evidence of a new risk regime. On 1-Step Standard, write the objective as $2,500, the daily rule as a 4% trailing limit from highest equity ($1,000 initially), and the maximum-loss rule as an 8% trailing limit ($2,000 initially) that moves upward with new account highs. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $25.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $399.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $49.88, making the arithmetic total $349.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The official 1-Step withdrawal guidance requires at least 21 calendar days from the first trade and 14 separate trading days before the first request; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. Apply the verified split progression: 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second and 80% thereafter. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Capture both official pages, ask support a narrow written question and follow the dashboard or signed agreement that governs the account. On 1-Step Lite, write the objective as $1,250, the daily rule as 2% daily limit that follows the highest intraday floating equity ($500 at the starting balance before the floor moves), and the maximum-loss rule as 4% overall limit that trails the highest account balance ($1,000 initial distance). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $50.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $229.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $28.63, making the arithmetic total $200.38 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The first request requires at least 21 calendar days from the first trade and 14 separate valid trading days; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. The applicable split 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second and 80% thereafter under the current PFB record. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Estimate expected attempts, recurring fees, refund conditions and split—not only the first sticker price. On 2-Step Standard, write the objective as $2,000 in Phase 1 and $1,250 in Phase 2, the daily rule as 4% daily loss ($1,000), calculated from the higher of balance or equity at the start of the day, and the maximum-loss rule as 8% static maximum loss ($2,000), fixed to the initial balance. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $62.50 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $199.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $24.88, making the arithmetic total $174.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: First request 14 calendar days after the first funded trade, then every 14 days; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. The applicable split 70% on the first approved withdrawal and 80% on later approved withdrawals. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Do not count simulated profit as personal cash before review and approval. Keep operating expenses separate. On 2-Step Lite, write the objective as $1,250 in each phase, the daily rule as 3% end-of-day daily loss ($750 at the starting balance), and the maximum-loss rule as 5% static maximum loss ($1,250). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $75.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $109.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $13.63, making the arithmetic total $95.38 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: Payouts are listed every 14 days, with five valid funded trading days required for eligibility. The applicable split up to 80% under the current PFB record, with the applicable funded agreement controlling the precise starting rate. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Place stops according to market structure while sizing the position to the stop distance; never widen risk merely to avoid a loss. On Instant Funding, write the objective as $1,500 first-withdrawal milestone, $750 later milestone, or $3,000 scaling milestone, the daily rule as no separately stated daily loss cap; the overall limit and prohibited-risk policy still apply, and the maximum-loss rule as 6% static maximum loss ($1,500), fixed to the original $25,000 balance. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $100.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $999.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $124.88, making the arithmetic total $874.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: Once the applicable target is reached, requests submitted before Monday 22:00 GMT are processed under the Wednesday workflow. The applicable split starts at 50%, rises five percentage points after each withdrawal or scaling event, and currently caps at 70%. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Define separate London and New York budgets whose sum remains below the daily cap. On Subscription Account, write the objective as $2,000 in Phase 1 and $1,250 in Phase 2, the daily rule as 4% daily loss ($1,000), and the maximum-loss rule as 8% static maximum loss ($2,000). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $125.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $99.00 monthly subscription. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $12.38, making the arithmetic total $86.63 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The first payout becomes available 30 days after funded activation and after ten funded trading days; later payouts follow every 30 days. The applicable split starts at 70%, increases five percentage points after each successful payout, and caps at 90%. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Take only valid setups. Tiny or extremely short trades may not satisfy valid-day review and can look artificial. On 1-Step Standard, write the objective as $2,500, the daily rule as a 4% trailing limit from highest equity ($1,000 initially), and the maximum-loss rule as an 8% trailing limit ($2,000 initially) that moves upward with new account highs. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $25.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $399.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $49.88, making the arithmetic total $349.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The official 1-Step withdrawal guidance requires at least 21 calendar days from the first trade and 14 separate trading days before the first request; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. Apply the verified split progression: 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second and 80% thereafter. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Do not increase size because only a small amount remains. The account can fail near the target as easily as on day one. On 1-Step Lite, write the objective as $1,250, the daily rule as 2% daily limit that follows the highest intraday floating equity ($500 at the starting balance before the floor moves), and the maximum-loss rule as 4% overall limit that trails the highest account balance ($1,000 initial distance). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $50.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $229.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $28.63, making the arithmetic total $200.38 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The first request requires at least 21 calendar days from the first trade and 14 separate valid trading days; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. The applicable split 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second and 80% thereafter under the current PFB record. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Run the same trade sequence under both formulas and note how an early equity peak changes later survival room. On 2-Step Standard, write the objective as $2,000 in Phase 1 and $1,250 in Phase 2, the daily rule as 4% daily loss ($1,000), calculated from the higher of balance or equity at the start of the day, and the maximum-loss rule as 8% static maximum loss ($2,000), fixed to the initial balance. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $62.50 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $199.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $24.88, making the arithmetic total $174.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: First request 14 calendar days after the first funded trade, then every 14 days; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. The applicable split 70% on the first approved withdrawal and 80% on later approved withdrawals. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Set a calendar reminder before billing and decide whether next-cycle replacement still has value. On 2-Step Lite, write the objective as $1,250 in each phase, the daily rule as 3% end-of-day daily loss ($750 at the starting balance), and the maximum-loss rule as 5% static maximum loss ($1,250). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $75.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $109.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $13.63, making the arithmetic total $95.38 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: Payouts are listed every 14 days, with five valid funded trading days required for eligibility. The applicable split up to 80% under the current PFB record, with the applicable funded agreement controlling the precise starting rate. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: At the 12% milestone, compare cash-flow needs with the value and risk of a doubled account; the cycle cannot provide both. On Instant Funding, write the objective as $1,500 first-withdrawal milestone, $750 later milestone, or $3,000 scaling milestone, the daily rule as no separately stated daily loss cap; the overall limit and prohibited-risk policy still apply, and the maximum-loss rule as 6% static maximum loss ($1,500), fixed to the original $25,000 balance. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $100.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $999.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $124.88, making the arithmetic total $874.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: Once the applicable target is reached, requests submitted before Monday 22:00 GMT are processed under the Wednesday workflow. The applicable split starts at 50%, rises five percentage points after each withdrawal or scaling event, and currently caps at 70%. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Use consistent legal details and retain purchase evidence. Compliance friction is easier to solve with organized documents. On Subscription Account, write the objective as $2,000 in Phase 1 and $1,250 in Phase 2, the daily rule as 4% daily loss ($1,000), and the maximum-loss rule as 8% static maximum loss ($2,000). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $125.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $99.00 monthly subscription. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $12.38, making the arithmetic total $86.63 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The first payout becomes available 30 days after funded activation and after ten funded trading days; later payouts follow every 30 days. The applicable split starts at 70%, increases five percentage points after each successful payout, and caps at 90%. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Count every layered entry toward total exposure. Multiple tickets do not diversify one directional idea. On 1-Step Standard, write the objective as $2,500, the daily rule as a 4% trailing limit from highest equity ($1,000 initially), and the maximum-loss rule as an 8% trailing limit ($2,000 initially) that moves upward with new account highs. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $25.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $399.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $49.88, making the arithmetic total $349.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The official 1-Step withdrawal guidance requires at least 21 calendar days from the first trade and 14 separate trading days before the first request; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. Apply the verified split progression: 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second and 80% thereafter. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Use the real win rate, average win, average loss and costs. Reject a plan that survives only when losses are rearranged. On 1-Step Lite, write the objective as $1,250, the daily rule as 2% daily limit that follows the highest intraday floating equity ($500 at the starting balance before the floor moves), and the maximum-loss rule as 4% overall limit that trails the highest account balance ($1,000 initial distance). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $50.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $229.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $28.63, making the arithmetic total $200.38 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The first request requires at least 21 calendar days from the first trade and 14 separate valid trading days; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. The applicable split 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second and 80% thereafter under the current PFB record. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Treat the contractual threshold as an emergency boundary and the personal stop as the normal operating rule. On 2-Step Standard, write the objective as $2,000 in Phase 1 and $1,250 in Phase 2, the daily rule as 4% daily loss ($1,000), calculated from the higher of balance or equity at the start of the day, and the maximum-loss rule as 8% static maximum loss ($2,000), fixed to the initial balance. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $62.50 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $199.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $24.88, making the arithmetic total $174.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: First request 14 calendar days after the first funded trade, then every 14 days; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. The applicable split 70% on the first approved withdrawal and 80% on later approved withdrawals. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Use the rate assigned in the account agreement, not a maximum headline from a different model or old page. On 2-Step Lite, write the objective as $1,250 in each phase, the daily rule as 3% end-of-day daily loss ($750 at the starting balance), and the maximum-loss rule as 5% static maximum loss ($1,250). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $75.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $109.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $13.63, making the arithmetic total $95.38 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: Payouts are listed every 14 days, with five valid funded trading days required for eligibility. The applicable split up to 80% under the current PFB record, with the applicable funded agreement controlling the precise starting rate. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Instant Funding does not carry the 2-Step Standard fee-refund structure, so do not build a refund into its economics. On Instant Funding, write the objective as $1,500 first-withdrawal milestone, $750 later milestone, or $3,000 scaling milestone, the daily rule as no separately stated daily loss cap; the overall limit and prohibited-risk policy still apply, and the maximum-loss rule as 6% static maximum loss ($1,500), fixed to the original $25,000 balance. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $100.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $999.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $124.88, making the arithmetic total $874.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: Once the applicable target is reached, requests submitted before Monday 22:00 GMT are processed under the Wednesday workflow. The applicable split starts at 50%, rises five percentage points after each withdrawal or scaling event, and currently caps at 70%. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Move size only when execution and risk data justify it. A larger balance does not cure overtrading. On Subscription Account, write the objective as $2,000 in Phase 1 and $1,250 in Phase 2, the daily rule as 4% daily loss ($1,000), and the maximum-loss rule as 8% static maximum loss ($2,000). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $125.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $99.00 monthly subscription. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $12.38, making the arithmetic total $86.63 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The first payout becomes available 30 days after funded activation and after ten funded trading days; later payouts follow every 30 days. The applicable split starts at 70%, increases five percentage points after each successful payout, and caps at 90%. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Set the private stop before London opens and include open risk, commissions and correlated exposure. A green morning does not authorize larger risk in the afternoon. On 1-Step Standard, write the objective as $2,500, the daily rule as a 4% trailing limit from highest equity ($1,000 initially), and the maximum-loss rule as an 8% trailing limit ($2,000 initially) that moves upward with new account highs. Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $25.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $399.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $49.88, making the arithmetic total $349.13 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The official 1-Step withdrawal guidance requires at least 21 calendar days from the first trade and 14 separate trading days before the first request; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. Apply the verified split progression: 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second and 80% thereafter. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
Rule setup: Model eight losses in their actual sequence. Reduce frequency, not discipline; increasing size to recover converts variance into breach risk. On 1-Step Lite, write the objective as $1,250, the daily rule as 2% daily limit that follows the highest intraday floating equity ($500 at the starting balance before the floor moves), and the maximum-loss rule as 4% overall limit that trails the highest account balance ($1,000 initial distance). Record the initial floor, the reset time and any peak that changes a trailing calculation. The exercise is complete only when another person could reproduce the numbers from the journal.
Trade-sequence test: Simulate twelve trades at $50.00 planned risk per independent idea: four losses, two wins, one scratch, two losses, two wins and one skipped setup. Add realistic costs and do not rearrange outcomes. Measure the worst intraday equity, maximum closed-balance drawdown and distance to every active rule after each event. For related positions, aggregate exposure before comparing it with the private daily stop.
Commercial check: The recorded base fee is $229.00 one-time. A 12.5% eligible BRIDGE reduction equals $28.63, making the arithmetic total $200.38 before taxes, upgrades, currency conversion or promotion logic. Verify the result in checkout and retain evidence. If Subscription is selected, model future invoices separately; if an add-on is selected, confirm its calculation order.
Funding and payout check: The first request requires at least 21 calendar days from the first trade and 14 separate valid trading days; requests before Monday 22:00 GMT are typically processed Wednesday. The applicable split 50% on the first withdrawal, 70% on the second and 80% thereafter under the current PFB record. Build the plan around the first actually assigned rate, not the most attractive ceiling. Finish the drill with a go/no-go decision: proceed only if the strategy survives the risk sequence, the billing model is affordable and every payout condition is understood.
For a broad group of patient traders, 2-Step Standard is the strongest default comparison: $199 base price, $2,000 Phase 1 target, $1,250 Phase 2 target, $1,000 daily limit and a $2,000 static maximum-loss allowance. Its evaluation fee is listed as refundable after the first approved payout. That does not make it universally best, but it provides a sensible balance of cost, room and familiar rules.
1-Step Standard is reasonable when avoiding a second phase is worth the higher $399 fee. 2-Step Lite is the cheapest one-time route, but the $1,250 maximum-loss room is tighter. 1-Step Lite offers a smaller target yet requires special respect for moving floors. Instant is a deliberate $999 purchase for traders who truly value skipping evaluation. Subscription is a recurring-access product and should be budgeted across months.
After choosing the right structure, use BRIDGE for a listed 12.5% discount on eligible purchases and verify the live result. Read the full TTT Markets review for firm-level analysis and the TTT Markets $5K comparison if you want to test the same plan structures at a smaller size.
This review separates official program statements, current Prop Firm Bridge records and mathematical illustrations. Dollar values are percentages of a $25,000 starting balance. Discount totals are arithmetic, not a guarantee that a code applies to every product or renewal. When official pages conflict, the newer program-specific guidance, live checkout, dashboard and signed agreement should be treated as decision-critical. Readers should request written support clarification before trading under an ambiguous term.
Prop-firm trading involves financial, execution and behavioral risk. Program balances are not deposits owned by the trader, and an account can be terminated for a loss-limit breach or prohibited behavior. Payouts remain subject to eligibility, verification and review. Prices, discounts, rules and permissions can change. This article is independent educational analysis, not investment, legal or tax advice, and it does not promise funding, payouts or search-engine outcomes.
Current recorded base prices are $399 for 1-Step Standard, $229 for 1-Step Lite, $199 for 2-Step Standard, $109 for 2-Step Lite, $999 for Instant Funding and $99 per month for Subscription. Confirm live checkout.
For many disciplined traders, 2-Step Standard is the strongest all-round comparison because it combines a $199 base fee with 4% daily loss, 8% static maximum loss and conventional 8%/5% targets. The right choice depends on strategy.
2-Step Lite has the lowest recorded one-time base fee at $109. Subscription starts at $99 but renews monthly, so it is not the cheapest one-time route.
1-Step Standard targets $2,500; 1-Step Lite targets $1,250; 2-Step Standard targets $2,000 then $1,250; 2-Step Lite targets $1,250 in each phase; Subscription targets $2,000 then $1,250. Instant uses withdrawal or scaling milestones rather than an evaluation target.
1-Step Standard uses a $1,000 daily trailing limit from highest equity and a $2,000 overall trailing limit that rises with new account highs. 2-Step Standard and Subscription use a $1,000 daily limit and $2,000 static overall floor. 1-Step Lite uses 2% daily and 4% overall trailing logic; 2-Step Lite uses $750 EOD daily and $1,250 static maximum; Instant uses a $1,500 static maximum with no separately stated daily cap.
At 12.5%, the mathematical savings are $49.88 on 1-Step Standard, $28.63 on 1-Step Lite, $24.88 on 2-Step Standard, $13.63 on 2-Step Lite, $124.88 on Instant and $12.38 on a Subscription invoice, if eligible.
Do not assume stacking. Compare the live BRIDGE total with the temporary official offer and use the eligible option that produces the best confirmed checkout price.
No. It begins without an evaluation, but the current structure still requires 6% profit for the first withdrawal, 3% for later withdrawals or 12% for a scaling event, while observing a 6% static maximum loss.
No. The recorded $99 price is a monthly subscription. Confirm whether BRIDGE applies only to the initial invoice or to renewals and review cancellation and replacement terms.
Compliant EAs and overnight holding are generally allowed, but prohibited automation includes copy or signal bots, martingale, grid and HFT methods. Weekend permission differs by program, so verify the exact account terms.
