2 Step Lite

Account Type	Evaluation	Evaluation	Funded
Max Daily Drawdown	4% (Equity at EOD)	4% (Equity at EOD)	4% (Equity at EOD)
Max Overall Drawdown	8% (Trailing Highest)	8% (Trailing Highest)	8% (Trailing Highest)
Target Profit	8%	5%	—-
Minimum Profitable Trading Days	3 days with 0.5% profit	3 days with 0.5% profit	—-
Instant Breach on Floating Losses	3% Floating Loss	3% Floating Loss	3% Floating Loss
Profit Split	—-	—-	80%
Reward Cycle	—-	—-	Bi-weekly (Every 14 Days)
First payout in	—-	—-	On demand (after consistency is met)
Minimum Withdrawal	—-	—-	$100
Consistency Rule	—-	—-	25%
Time Limit	60 days for evaluation	60 days for evaluation	Unlimited
Inactivity rule	30 days without completed trades	30 days without completed trades	30 days without completed trades

Hard Breach Rules

Daily Drawdown (Equity at EOD)

Daily Drawdown (Daily Loss Limit) is the maximum amount you can lose in a single trading day. If your equity at any point of the trading day drops below this limit - account will be breached and failed.

How is it calculated?

• Daily drawdown limit is calculated using your equity at the end of day. It resets daily at 00:00 UTC or after successful payout.

• At 00:00 UTC, we check your equity and subtract % of the account equity from that value to set the Daily Drawdown Limit for the next trading day.

Example: For a fresh new $1,000 account with 3% daily drawdown, the daily drawdown limit is $30. If your account balance or equity drops below $970, your account will be breached.

After $100 profits in trading, your equity is $1,100. At 00:00 UTC, daily drawdown limit is recalculated ($1,100 * 3% = $33). If your account balance or equity drops below $1,067, your account will be breached.

After a $50 payout, your equity is $1,050 and daily drawdown limit is recalculated again ($1,050 * 3% = $31.5). If your account balance or equity drops below $1,018.5, your account will be breached.

Overall Drawdown (Trailing)

The Overall Trailing drawdown is calculated as a percentage of the highest equity value during the trading day. This means that your maximum loss limit adjusts based on your account’s performance during the day.

If your equity increases, your overall drawdown limit also moves up. However, it does not decrease if your equity drops, ensuring a dynamic but protective risk management system.

Example:

For a fresh $1,000 account with 5% trailing drawdown, your overall drawdown limit is $50. If your account balance or equity drops below $950, your account will be breached.

If your equity grows to $1,100, your drawdown limit is recalculated ($1,100 * 5% = $55) and moves up to $1,045 (5% below your highest equity). If your equity later decreases, the trailing drawdown freezes at its last high point and does not go lower.

Trailing drawdown will not be recalculated after a payout. If you receive a $100 payout, your equity will drop to $1,000 and the account will be breached.

Instant Breach on Floating Losses

If your floating profit and loss (PnL on all open positions) drops below 2% of your account balance at any moment, the account will be breached and closed instantly. This rule enforces strict risk management and prevents excessive losses.

Inactivity Rule

A trading account will be breached if it remains inactive for 30 consecutive days. To keep the account active, you must open and close at least one trade within any 30-day window. Accounts that go 30 days without a completed trade will be automatically closed.

Payout Rules

Consistency Score

Your best profitable trading day must not be greater than 25% of your total profits from all profitable trading days. If this rule is breached, you’ll need to continue trading until your best trading day constitutes 25% or less to your total profits in order to qualify for a payout.

Consistency score is calculated at 00:00 UTC and will include profits from the previous profitable trading days. If you trade with only losses during the day, this day will not be counted into the consistency score.

Consistency score will also reset after a successful payout, requiring you to trade with consistent profits again before requesting the next payout.

Example: If your best trading day generated $25 in profit, your total profits must be greater than $100 before requesting a payout. This means that you’ll need to complete at least 3 more profitable trading days with the same $25 profits in order to reach payout.