How do the 1-Step and 2-Step challenge models differ?

The 1-step challenge gives you a single phase to hit your profit target and prove your trading skills. The 2-step model has two phases, offering a more detailed evaluation process with potentially lower profit targets and higher loss exposure sensitivity.

Here’s the clear difference between the two models:

✅ 1-Step Challenge:

• Just one phase to pass

• Quick evaluation, faster funding

• Slightly stricter rules like lower drawdown

• Great if you want to start trading real funds quickly

✅ 2-Step Challenge:

• Two phases to pass (Phase 1 and Phase 2)

• Slightly easier rules in each phase

• More time to prove consistency

• Ideal for traders who prefer a step-by-step approach

Breakdown comparing 1-Step vs 2-Step accounts specifically on profit target, daily loss, and overall loss:

? Profit Target:

• 1-Step: 10% target in just one phase

• 2-Step: 8% in Phase 1, then 5% in Phase 2 (more relaxed)

? Daily Loss Limit:

• 1-Step: Stricter – around 3% daily loss

• 2-Step: Slightly higher – around 5% daily loss

? Overall Loss Limit:

• 1-Step: Lower tolerance – 6% max loss

• 2-Step: More breathing room – 10% max loss

So if you want easier rules, 2-Step is better. If you want faster funding, go for 1-Step! ?