1 Step evaluation

The $50,0001 Step account

A $50,000 1 Step simulated account costs $277 once. The profit target is $5,000. The daily loss limit is $2,500 and max drawdown is $4,000. You keep up to 90% of simulated profits, paid every 14 days.

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In dollars

Every objectiveon this account

Percentages are what the industry publishes. These are the same rules converted to dollars on a $50,000 account, so there is nothing left to work out.

Virtual profit target10% of $50,000: $5,000
Daily loss limit5% of $50,000: $2,500
Measured against the prior day's closing balance, so it moves with the account.
Max drawdown (trailing, locks at starting balance)8% of $50,000: $4,000
Starts at $46,000 and follows your equity high up during the evaluation. Once the floor reaches your $50,000 starting balance - when equity peaks at $54,000 - it locks there and stops trailing.
Starting stop-out level: $46,000
Rises with new equity highs, up to a ceiling of $50,000.
Virtual profit share: 80%, or 90% with the add-on
The higher share is an optional extra at checkout.
Minimum trading days: None
Consistency rule: None
Time limit: None
Trade at your own pace.
Withdrawal cap: None
Payout period: Every 14 days
Leverage: Up to 1:50

The cost

What you pay,and what you never pay again

One-time fee

$277

was $395

Cost per $1,000 allocated

$5.54

Simulated capital

$50,000

No subscription, and no reset to buy back.
Commission is $3.50 per side, $7 per lot round turn, charged on the simulated account.
Trades must stay open for at least 2 minutes.
Credentials arrive by email within minutes. Desktop, web browser and mobile.

Worked example

What a bad daylooks like here

The daily loss limit is the rule that ends most evaluations, so it is worth seeing it as a number rather than a percentage.

You start the day at $50,000. Your daily loss limit is $2,500, measured from the previous day’s closing balance - so equity reaching $47,500 breaches the account, even if the trade would have come back.

Max drawdown is $4,000 and trails your equity high during the evaluation. Run the account to $52,000 and the stop-out level rises from $46,000 to $48,000. It stops rising once it reaches your $50,000 starting balance, and stays there.

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