Trading Days, Time Limits & Inactivity Rules

2 min. readlast update: 10.06.2025

Trading Days, Time Limits & Inactivity Rules

Minimum number of trading days
  • Rapid Challenge:
    In Phase 1, traders must trade on a minimum of 4 separate days. In the SF Trader Stage, participants are required to trade on at least 4 days as well, bringing the total minimum to 8 trading days.This helps evaluate their risk management skills and ensures consistency in performance. Meeting this objective demonstrates steady profit generation and prevents passing the phase with just one lucky trade.

  • Regular Challenge
    In Phase 1, traders must complete at least 4 trading days. This is followed by another 4 trading days in Phase 2, and an additional 4 trading days once they reach the SF Trader Stage. Altogether, this adds up to a total of 12 minimum trading days, helping confirm that a trader’s results are built on consistent activity. 

  • Instant Account Challenge: 
    In this challenge, traders are only required to complete a total of 8 trading days, since it consists solely of the SF Trader Stage. Unlike multi-phase challenges that spread trading day requirements across different stages, this structure simplifies the process by focusing exclusively on live trading performance.

Is there a Time Limit and Inactivity Period? 

Traders are given unlimited time to complete each phase successfully, without any deadlines. For funded simulated accounts, there are no inactivity restrictions.

 
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