Getting started
01How do challenges work?
You buy a published evaluation, trade it under that version's rules, and pass the profit target without hitting daily or max loss. A 1-step path has one evaluation phase. A 2-step path has two. Passing funds a simulated account on the same published terms.
02What's the difference between 1-step and 2-step?
1-step: one phase, 10% profit target, 3% daily loss, 10% max loss as EOD trailing, no minimum trading days, higher fee, valid for 30 days. 2-step: two phases (10% then 5% profit target), 5% daily loss, 10% max loss as static from initial, 4 minimum trading days per phase, lower fee, valid for 60 days. Both are crypto-only, 80% trader split (up to 100%), 14-day payouts.
03Is there a time limit?
Yes. 1-step plans expire 30 days after activation and 2-step plans after 60 days. Expiry covers every stage; purchase a new plan to continue.
Trading
04What can I trade?
Crypto only, on the PrimeProp platform. The exact symbol list is the one attached to the published plan version you buy — we do not add a second unofficial list here.
05Can I hold over the weekend?
Yes. Weekend holding is allowed on published plans.
06Can I hedge inside the same account?
Yes. Hedging inside the same account is allowed.
07News trading allowed?
Yes. News trading is allowed.
08Are bots/EAs allowed?
No. Bots and expert advisors are currently disabled.
Payouts
09How often?
Every 14 days on funded accounts, matching the published payout cycle.
10Minimum payout?
$10 on published plans. That is the catalog minimum payout amount, not a rounded marketing figure.
11Network fees?
On-chain network fees are paid to the network, not to PrimeProp. We do not quote a fixed fee here because it depends on the chain and congestion at send time.
12Which networks?
USDT only. USDT on major networks.
Rules & risk
13Daily loss?
1-step: 3% of initial. 2-step: 5% of initial. Measured on the published daily-loss mode for that version.
14Max loss?
10% on both paths. 1-step uses EOD trailing (high-water mark). 2-step uses static from initial balance.
15What's EOD trailing vs static?
Static from initial: the max-loss floor is fixed off the starting balance. EOD trailing (high-water mark): the floor trails the end-of-day peak equity, so the allowed loss band can tighten after profitable days. Daily loss is a separate limit.
16Best-day rule?
Yes. Consistency is 50%: no single day may account for more than 50% of the profit counted toward the target.
Account lifecycle
17What happens if I fail?
The account ends. There is no reset. To continue, buy a new challenge on a published plan.
18Can I reset?
No. Buy a new challenge.
19What's the max allocation?
$500k maximum active allocation per trader.
20Scaling?
Coming soon.