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1-Step Challenge

A faster evaluation route with one phase, a higher profit target, and tighter risk rules.

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Overview

FundedRoll’s 1-Step Challenge is a faster route to funding. It has one evaluation phase, a higher profit target, and slightly tighter risk rules.

Evaluation Rules

Rule
Requirement
Account Sizes
$5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $200K
Trading Period
Unlimited
Minimum Trading Days
0
Profit Target
9%
Max Daily Loss
4%
Max Overall Loss
7% trailing, then locked
Drawdown Type
Trails your highest balance until you are 7% in profit, then pins at your initial balance for good
Expert Advisors
Allowed
News Trading
Allowed

Funded Stage Rules

Rule
Requirement
First Payout
14 days after your first trade, then whenever the objectives below are met
Payout Frequency
On demand
Minimum Profitable Days
5
Profitable Day Requirement
Each profitable day must be at least 0.5% of the account size
Minimum Payout Amount
1% of the initial balance, measured before the split
Minimum Trade Duration
3 minutes. Profit on shorter trades is voided, it is not a breach
Layering
1 new trade per 10 minutes
Fee Bonus
100% of your purchase fee, paid with your 3rd reward
Consistency Rule
No single day may be more than 45% of your total profit

Profit Split

Payout Stage
Profit Split
Every payout
90%
3rd payout bonus
100% of your purchase fee

Pricing

These are list prices, read from the same table checkout charges from. Any coupon running at the time is applied on top of them at checkout and is shown on the pricing cards.

Account Size
Price
$5,000
$59
$10,000
$99
$25,000
$199
$50,000
$349
$100,000
$599
$200,000
$999

Account Breaches

  • You exceed the 4% daily loss
  • You exceed the 7% overall loss, which trails your highest balance until you are 7% in profit and then pins at your initial balance
  • You use prohibited trading methods
  • You open a new trade within 10 minutes of your previous one during the funded stage
  • You provide false information or fail verification

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