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What is the Dual Challenge and what does it cost?
What is the Dual Challenge and what does it cost?
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Dual Challenge Overview:

The Dual Challenge provides traders with a unique two-step evaluation process, enabling them to achieve their first payout in just 32 days! This challenge offers a choice of account sizes ranging from $10K to $200K. Select the capital amount you wish to manage, and then successfully meet the Trading Objectives during both Phase-1 and Phase-2.

Key benefits of the Dual Challenge include 1 day of minimum trading days during the evaluation and eligibility for your initial profit split after 30 days of becoming a funded trader and then,after 14 days. Moreover, as you achieve successive payouts, you have the opportunity to enhance your profit split percentages.

Objectives:

Phase 1 of the Dual Challenge:

  • Target Profit: 8%

  • Max Daily Drawdown: 5% (Includes daily floating and closed losses)

  • Max Drawdown from Initial Deposit: 10%

  • Minimum Trading Days: 3

  • Total Duration: Unlimited

Phase 2 of the Dual Challenge:

  • Target Profit: 5%

  • Max Daily Drawdown: 5% (Includes daily floating and closed losses)

  • Max Drawdown from Initial Deposit: 10%

  • Minimum Trading Days: 3

  • Total Duration: Unlimited

Note:

All trading accounts in both phases, including the Funded Accounts, receive data via a live feed, ensuring a realistic simulation of live market conditions.

Funded Account of Two Phase Challenge: ·No Profit Target ·Max Daily Drawdown: 5% (Includes daily floating and closed losses) ·Max Drawdown from Initial Deposit: 10%

Pricing Structure:

Account First

Size Price

Payout Bonus

$5.000

$69

$69

$10.000

$105

$105

$25.000

$235

$235

$50.000

$345

$345

$100.000

$545

$545

$200.000

$975

$975

Withdrawal Mechanism:

Once you become a funded trader, you're entitled to an 80% profit split every 14-day period (starting from the day of the first trade post the last withdrawal).

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