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How do you define a trading day for scaling up?

What is a trading day?



We no longer define a trading day as a 24 hour period where a trade has been opened.


Scaling Up



For our Two-Step, One-Step and Instant Funding models...

In order to be scaled up, you must meet the minimum trading day criteria.



A trading day for scaling up is defined as any 24 hour period between market rollover (10pm, UK time)

To be considered for scaling on the Two-Step program you need a minumum of 3 trading days.

To be considered for scaling on the One-Step program, you need a minimum of 4 trading days.

To be considered for scaling on the Instant Funding program, you need a minimum of 1 trading day.

You MUST register a profit of at least 0.5% of the funding balance for a day to qualify as a minimum trading day - I.e. on the 10K account, this would mean at least +$50 profit for the day.

No single trade may account for more than 50% of the total profit target. I.e. if the scaling target is 10%, then each trading day must have 5% profit or less.

Updated on: 20/08/2024