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Trade up to $100,000 on Forex, stock Indices, commodities, crypto, stocks etc and get up to 95% of the earnings. Trade Challenge accounts and get paid even before getting fully funded.
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We know you can so we give you the opportunity to become a Forex Giant
Trade up to $100,000 on Synthetic Indices (Deriv), Forex, stock Indices, commodities, crypto, stocks etc and receive up to 95% of your earnings. Pass our 2 steps Challenge, 1 step Challenge OR Get instantly funded with no challenge.
- 95% Profit Split
- Fast Payout
- Unlimited Funding
- Get a Refill
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It’s Super Easy
We have confidence our funds will be safe in your hands. Simply Sign up and get your first payment within the first 14 days
Evaluation Process
Earn Real Money
01.
TTC Challenge
This is where we test your trading skills.
02.
Verification
This is where we test your trading skills.
Earn Real Money
03.
TTC Trader
This is where we test your trading skills.
You are now becoming a TTC Trader with a TTC Account. Trade responsibly and steadily and get up to 95% of your profits. If you keep making profits on your TTC Account, we can increase your account size.
Trading Rules And Profit Target
Step 1
TTC Challenge
Step 2
Verification
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Verification
Step 3
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
Step 2
Verification
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Verification
Step 3
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
Step 2
Verification
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Verification
Step 3
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
Step 2
Verification
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Verification
Step 3
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
Step 2
Verification
FUNDED
TRADED
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Verification
Step 3
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
Step 2
Verification
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Verification
Step 3
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
This rule is also known as “account stop-loss”. It means that the trading account equity cannot drop
below 90% of the initial account balance at any time during the account duration. For a TTC Challenge
with a balance of $10,000, it means that the lowest equity the account can have is $900. This is
calculated by adding both closed and open positions (account equity, not balance). The same method is
used for the Maximum Daily Loss, but the difference is that this rule applies to the whole evaluation
period, not just one day. The limit also includes commissions and swaps. 10% of the initial account
balance gives trader enough room to show that his/her account is fit for the investment. It is a cushion
that should help the trader stay in the game even if there are some initial losses. The investor has a
guarantee that the trader’s account will not go below 90% of its value no matter what.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule
calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls
(profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose
$2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have
-$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
On the other hand, if you make $1,250 in one day, then you can lose up to $3,750, but not more than that.
Remember that your Maximum Daily Loss also counts your open trades. For example, if you have closed
trades with a loss of $1,500 in one day and then you open a new trade that goes into a floating loss of
-$1,425 but ends up positive in the end, it is too late. Your daily loss was -$2,925 on the equity at one
point, which is more than the allowed loss of $2,500.
Be careful as the Maximum Daily Loss resets at midnight CE(S)T! For example, if you had a profit of
$1,000 one day. On the same day, you have an open position with a floating loss of $3,250. The maximum
daily loss is not breached this day. The current daily loss is $1,750. ( $1,000 closed profit – $3,250
open position). However, if you keep this position with an open loss of $3,250 after midnight, the daily
loss limit will be broken. This is because your previous day profit does not count for a new day and the
open loss of $3,250 is more than the max daily allowed loss of $2,500.
The Maximum Daily Loss gives trader enough room for trading and it ensures a clear daily risk for
the investor. Both the trader and investor benefit from this rule as the account value will not fall
below the limit. That’s also why the Maximum Daily Loss limit includes your possible floating losses.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
This rule is also known as “account stop-loss”. It means that the trading account equity cannot drop
below 90% of the initial account balance at any time during the account duration. For a TTC Challenge
with a balance of $10,000, it means that the lowest equity the account can have is $900. This is
calculated by adding both closed and open positions (account equity, not balance). The same method is
used for the Maximum Daily Loss, but the difference is that this rule applies to the whole evaluation
period, not just one day. The limit also includes commissions and swaps. 10% of the initial account
balance gives trader enough room to show that his/her account is fit for the investment. It is a cushion
that should help the trader stay in the game even if there are some initial losses. The investor has a
guarantee that the trader’s account will not go below 90% of its value no matter what.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
You need to trade on at least 4 different days in the current cycle to achieve this goal. On each of
these days, you need to open at least one position. A day counts as a trading day if you execute at least
one trade on that day. The day when you open a trade is the only day that matters, even if you hold the
trade for more than one day.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
Step 2
Verification
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Verification
Step 3
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
Step 2
Verification
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Verification
Step 3
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
Step 2
Verification
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Verification
Step 3
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
Step 2
Verification
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Verification
Step 3
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
Step 2
Verification
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Verification
Step 3
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
TTC Challenge
Step 2
Verification
FUNDED
TRADER
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
Step 1
Challenge
Step 2
Verification
Step 3
Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
We don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. At TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace.
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 5% of the initial account balance is
the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $2,500. If you lose $2,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 25% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $2,500 only in a Challenge.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
| Account Balance | $3,000 | $5,000 | $10,000 | $25,000 | $50,000 | $100,000 |
| Trading Period | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Minimum Trading Days | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Maximum Daily Loss | $150 | $250 | $500 | $1,250 | $2,500 | $5,000 |
| Maximum Loss | $300 | $500 | $1,000 | $2,500 | $5,000 | $10,000 |
| Profit Target | $300 | $500 | $1,000 | $2,500 | $5,000 | $5,000 |
| Refill | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| Account Balance | $3,000 | $5,000 | $10,000 | $25,000 | $50,000 | $100,000 |
| Trading Period | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Minimum Trading Days | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Maximum Daily Loss | $90 | $150 | $300 | $750 | $1500 | $3000 |
| Maximum Loss | $300 | $500 | $1000 | $2500 | $5000 | $10,000 |
| Profit Target | $300 | $500 | $1000 | $2500 | $5000 | $10,000 |
| Refill | $3000 | $5000 | $10000 | $25000 | $50000 | $100,000 |
TTC Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
TTC Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
TTC Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
TTC Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
TTC Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
TTC Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
TTC Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
TTC Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
TTC Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
TTC Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
TTC Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
TTC Trader
We want our traders to have a calm and relaxed mindset, which is essential for achieving optimal trading results. That’s why we don’t impose any time limit on the Trading Period. With TTC, you have the freedom to reach your Profit Target at your own pace
This rule is also known as “trader’s daily stop-loss/drawdown ”. It means that 3% of the initial account balance is the maximum amount you can lose in a day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time]. The rule calculates the daily loss by adding the results of all closed positions and the current open P/Ls (profits/losses). The formula is:
Current daily loss = results of closed positions of this day + result of open positions.
For example, if you start the TTC Challenge with $50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is $1,500. If you lose $1,000 in your closed trades, your account cannot go down more than $500 this day. You also cannot have -$500 in your open floating losses. The limit includes commissions and swaps.
The Profit Target is the amount of profit that a trader needs to achieve on the given trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. The Profit Target depends on the type of TTC Challenge. For TTC Challenge Mini, the Profit Target is 10% of the initial balance in the Challenge and 8% in the Verification. For TTC Challenge Max, the Profit Target is 10% in the Challenge and there is no Verification. To move to the next phase, the trader must close all positions. For example: If you trade TTC Challenge Mini with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target Is $1,000 in a Challenge and then $800 in the Verification. If you trade a TTC Challenge Max with a $10,000 account balance, your profit target is $1,000 only in a Challenge
This is a backup should incase you break any of the rules. You get a fresh challenge account to prove yourself for the 2nd time. This only applies on a Challenge Max account during the Challenge step.
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Frequently Asked Questions
We are a modern prop-trading firm that provides virtual capital to Forex traders with real cash for their trading skills. We offer a profit share of up to 95% profit to our traders. Essentially, you’re given access to a funded trading account to trade and maximize profits. You focus on trading, while we cover the losses.
We’re a modern tech company at heart, so everything we do is customer-first.
1. We give you the opportunity to trade any assets/instruments of
your choice from Synthetic Indices (DERIV), to Forex Pairs, Stock
Indices, Commodities, Stocks, Crypto etc.
2. We give you a second opportunity incase you fail the challenge.
What that means is that if you trade and take unexpected losses,
we give you a 2nd account to try again to make sure you have all
the opportunity you deserve to become a fully funded trader.
3. 24/7 Chat Support always available to assist you with all your
questions.
4. Gain access to extremely fast payout from as fast as 3 hours. You
get 95% of your profits. You receive your Payouts using direct bank
Transfer or Crypto payment.
5. We offer you a wide variety of Options to decide if you want A 1
Step Challenge before getting funded, OR a 2 Steps Challenge OR
Get funded Instantly with absolutely no challenge.
6. We offer account sizes from $3k trading capital through to $100k capital.
Yes, under predefined conditions. All you need to do is
successfully complete the Trading Challenge and then qualify for a
Payout in the Funded section. The challenge fee will be added to
this first payout.
We use a leverage of 1:33 for all synthetic Indices (Deriv) challenges/verifications and 1:500 for Live since that’s the minimum permissible leverage for Deriv Synthetic Indices Live
trading. For Forex, Stocks, Commodities, Stock Indices, Crypto, etc. We use a leverage of 1:30 for both Challenges and Live Accounts.
For an Instant Live account, you can request a payout at anytime
after 14 days. Payout can then be processed with an extreme
speed between 10 minutes to 3 hours forwarded directly to your
Crypto address or direct bank transfer.
For a standard TTC Live account, Payouts are processed 14th and
28th of every month. Payouts are also forwarded directly to your
Crypto address or direct bank transfer.
Note: Typically, you can request and receive payouts twice every
month on all account types, but IF it’s your very first payout, you
will have to wait for 21 days before you can request for your first
payout.
Your trading consistency must be over 70% of every month.
Meaning you must be actively trading consistently for at least 70% of
every month.
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