Yes. Once your funded balance crosses the 3% buffer ($600 above starting balance on a $20K account), every cent above that buffer is yours to withdraw. Most traders cross the buffer in their first 1–3 trading days. Click "Request payout," our system auto-approves it in under 24 hours, and the money is sent to your chosen rail.

Your profit must come from at least 7 separate trading days. This prevents single-lucky-trade passes. It does not mean you have to trade for 7 days in a row — a profitable Monday, profitable Wednesday, and so on, all count. There's no time limit, so you can spread those days over weeks if you prefer.

The Challenge fee is non-refundable, but you can purchase another Challenge at any time. Freedom is a single one-time fee with nothing more to pay after you pass — so failing the Challenge means you only ever paid that one fee.

Freedom is built around day-one payouts and the simplest rulebook in the industry — for traders who want to pass once, then start cashing out immediately.

Lightning lets you split the cost in two payments — for traders who want the lowest upfront commitment.

Adventure removes the daily drawdown rules entirely — for traders who don't want to be micro-managed day to day.

Instant Funding skips the Challenge — pay more upfront and start trading funded immediately.

On the Challenge it's static at −5% from your starting balance. Once funded, the drawdown becomes trailing at 4% — it follows your account peak as your balance grows.

Forex (majors + minors), indices (NAS100, SPX500, GER40, US30, UK100, JP225), commodities (gold, silver, US oil, UK oil), stocks (on TradeLocker), and major crypto CFDs (BTC, ETH + 8 others). Full instrument list is on the rules page.

By default, positions are closed at the end of the daily session. If you swing-trade, add the overnight-hold add-on at checkout — it lifts that restriction and lets you hold through sessions and over weekends.

You choose at checkout: MT5 or TradeLocker. Both are connected to live institutional liquidity. TradeLocker also includes stocks if that's part of your strategy.