Keep up to 90% of your profits

A challenge is a paid evaluation of your trading in a simulated environment. You trade a demo account under published rules; if you meet the profit target without breaching a limit, you move on to a funded account and start earning a share of the profit.

All accounts — evaluation and funded alike — operate in a simulated trading environment. No orders reach a live market.

• 1-Phase — one evaluation step, then a funded account. The fastest route, with the tightest limits: 3% daily and 6% maximum drawdown.
• 2-Phase — two evaluation steps with softer limits: 5% daily and 10% maximum drawdown. Phase 2 has half the profit target of Phase 1 and costs nothing extra.
• Funded — no evaluation at all. You buy a funded account directly and trade it under a 5% maximum drawdown from the funding amount.

No. There is no trading period limit on an evaluation phase — take a week or take three months.

The one clock that does exist is a minimum of three trading days on each evaluation phase.

A day on which you executed at least one trade. Minimum: three trading days on each evaluation phase.

A swap charge does not make a trading day. An account that sat for a week with an open position and no new trades has collected zero trading days.

Every drawdown is measured on equity, never on balance, and it is anchored to the funding amount. The anchor does not move — on the evaluation phases and on every funded account alike.

On a $10,000 2-Phase account, 10% means your equity may not fall below $9,000 at any moment. On a $5,000 Funded account, 5% means your equity may not fall below $4,750 at any moment.

The daily limit is measured against the start of the trading day and caps how far your equity may fall within that day.

Example on a $10,000 account with a 5% daily limit: the day opens at $10,000, so the day's floor is $9,500. If your equity touches $9,500 at any point during the day, the phase is failed. The floor is recalculated at the start of every trading day.

On balance — closed trades only. Floating profit does not close a target.

A phase is passed when three things are true at the same time: no positions are open, the target has been reached, and the consistency rule holds.

It caps how much of your total net profit may come from one exceptional day or one exceptional trade, so that a passing result reflects a repeatable process.

Formula: biggest result ÷ total net profit × 100%. With a 40% threshold and $1,500 of total profit, no single day may contribute more than $600.

On the evaluation phases the default thresholds are 40% for Phase 1 of a 2-Phase challenge and 30% for Phase 2 and for the 1-Phase challenge. On a funded account consistency is not a phase rule — it is a payout condition with its own threshold.

A breach blocks the payout or the phase transition. It does not close the account.

On the funded account, yes: a stop-loss must be set no later than one minute after the trade is opened, and a position left without one for longer closes the account. On the evaluation phases a stop-loss is not required.

MXTM Terminal, in your browser. There is no platform choice and no platform surcharge — trading on our own terminal is what the challenge includes.

Every instrument available in MXTM Terminal: indices, shares, metals, energies, FX and crypto CFDs.

Need a symbol that is not loaded in your terminal? Send your account number and the instruments to support and we will add them.

Yes. Automated strategies are allowed as long as they do not fall under the prohibited practices — arbitrage, latency exploitation, mass or ultra-fast order entry, manipulative opposite positions, and copying between accounts.

During simulated trading the following are prohibited:

• strategies that exploit errors in the service, such as mispriced quotes or delayed price updates;
• trading on an external or slow data feed;
• trades placed to manipulate the result, such as simultaneously opening opposite positions;
• trades that breach the terms of the provider or the trading platform;
• software, artificial intelligence, ultra-high speed or mass data entry used to gain an unfair advantage over the provider's systems;
• trading market gaps, opening trades immediately before or after significant world news;
• martingale, grid or aggressive averaging strategies that increase position size into a losing trade without a defined plan, stop-loss and risk management;
• any other conduct contrary to the principles of fair trading on financial markets.

Copying trades between accounts, trading through external signal services and third-party account management are prohibited as well.

Hedging within a single account is allowed. Hedging across two accounts — yours or anyone else's — is not, and neither is holding opposing positions on separate accounts to manufacture a result.

Payout requests run on a 14-day cycle. The first request opens once your funded account becomes payout-eligible; each following request opens 14 days after the previous one.

A minimum payout amount applies. It is set per product and shown in your cabinet before you submit the request.

Yes. Identity verification is completed before your first payout is processed, and it activates your funded account. Start it as soon as the account is live — it is the one step that is easier done early than in a hurry.

80% of net profit as standard. The Higher profit split add-on raises your share to 90%, which is the hard ceiling — no configuration goes above it.

Your cabinet always shows both numbers before you confirm: the gross amount the request removes from the account, and the net amount that reaches you.

No. The one-time fee is a service fee for access to the evaluation and is non-refundable, regardless of the outcome or of when participation ends.

It is not a deposit, it is not client money, and it earns no interest or profit share. It covers the operating cost of running the program.

By card — Visa or Mastercard — or in cryptocurrency: USDT and USDC are supported. Access is granted immediately after a successful payment: your trading credentials appear in your cabinet and you can start the same minute.

Secure checkout · instant access · non-refundable.

Optional paid relaxations of specific rules, chosen at checkout. Each one changes exactly one rule and says how: a higher profit split, a lower profit target, fewer minimum trading days, a higher daily loss limit, a wider maximum drawdown, faster following payouts, a softer consistency rule, or a self-service reset of a failed phase.

An add-on is offered only where it actually changes something for the product you are buying, and the order summary shows the figure it replaced.

Open trades are closed, the account is blocked, and any reward tied to that account is forfeited. Results obtained in breach of the rules may be disregarded, removed or recalculated, and no refund is made.

Up to five business days. A risk management team reviews the result manually before Phase 2 or a funded account is issued.

No. Every account provided under the MXTM Prop program is a demo account operating solely in a simulated trading environment. No orders are executed on live financial markets.

The service is a skills evaluation program with a performance reward, not an investment product, and the results shown anywhere on this site are simulated.

The program is not available to residents of certain jurisdictions. The full list is published in the Restricted Jurisdictions document linked in the footer, and you confirm you have read it before an account is opened.

Write to [email protected] or open a ticket from the Support section of your cabinet. Support runs 24/5 — around the clock on weekdays, with no operator at weekends.

Support handles account, payment and rule questions; it does not give trading advice.