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# Profit Target

Profit Target is the **minimum realized profit you need to reach to pass a challenge phase.**

> For example, if your account size is $10,000 and the profit target is 8%, you need to make $800 in profit to complete that phase.

To count toward the profit target, the profit must be realized, meaning it should come from closed trades. Open floating profit may increase your equity, but it does not count as completed profit until the trade is closed.

Reaching the profit target alone is not enough. You must also follow all trading and risk rules, including drawdown limits, minimum trading days, consistency requirements, and any other conditions linked to your selected funding model.

For 2-Step Challenges, each phase has its own profit target. You must pass Phase 1 first, then complete Phase 2 before moving to the funded stage.


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