One-step evaluation
Prove it once. Then get paid.
Hit the profit target without breaching the drawdown and the account is yours. No second phase, no consistency rule to pass, and no clock counting down while you trade.
The simplest route we offer.
Classic is a single evaluation phase. You trade a simulated account against a published profit target, and the moment you reach it without breaching the drawdown, the account converts to funded. There is no activation fee and no second stage to clear.
What makes it the cheapest way in is what it does not ask of you during the evaluation. There is no consistency rule, so a single strong day can carry you to the target. There is no daily loss limit, so a bad session does not end the attempt. There is no time limit, so you can take a week or six months.
The trade is at the other end. Once you are funded, a 35% consistency rule applies when you withdraw, so no single day can make up more than 35% of the profit you are withdrawing against. If that is the part that frustrates you, Horizon moves the requirement to the evaluation and removes it from the funded account entirely.
Every Classic account includes
- One evaluation phase, no second stage
- No consistency rule to pass
- No daily loss limit on this program
- No time limit on the evaluation
- 90% profit split
- $0 activation fee when you pass
Classic: four sizes, one rulebook.
Every Classic account runs identical rules. The size sets your profit target, your drawdown room, and your contract limits.
| Account size | Profit target | Max drawdown | Max contracts |
|---|---|---|---|
| $25K | $1,500 | $1,000 | 2 / 20 micros |
| $50K | $3,000 | $2,000 | 4 / 40 micros |
| $100K | $6,000 | $3,000 | 8 / 80 micros |
| $150K | $9,000 | $4,500 | 12 / 120 micros |
Shared across every program: EOD trailing drawdown, no daily loss limit, 90% profit split, $0 activation fee. See prices.
The rule we did not include.
Classic has no daily loss limit, and neither does anything else we sell. At most firms it is the rule that closes the most funded accounts: lose more than a set amount in one session and the account ends, however healthy the balance was that morning.
We took the view that it measures the wrong thing. A bad Tuesday is not evidence that a trader cannot trade, and a reckless trader can stay under a daily limit simply by losing steadily instead of suddenly. The end-of-day trailing drawdown already caps what we can lose.
That freedom cuts both ways, and it is worth knowing before you choose. With no daily limit in place, the end-of-day drawdown is the only floor, so managing a bad session is yours to do, not ours.
Classic at a glance
- Evaluation
- One step
- Minimum trading days
- 1
- Consistency to pass
- None
- Consistency when funded
- 35%
- Daily loss limit
- None
- Time limit
- None
- Profit split
- 90%
- Resets available
- Yes
Which one is you?
Choose Classic if
- You want the lowest cost path to a funded account
- You would rather not trade around a consistency rule while proving yourself
- You are comfortable with a 35% consistency rule at the payout stage
- You want the option to reset cheaply if it goes wrong
Look at Horizon instead if
- The funded payout rules are what frustrate you elsewhere
- You would trade a stricter evaluation to get a freer account
- You want no consistency rule at all once funded
- Your best day usually makes your month
Still not sure? Ask us. A trader will tell you which program actually fits how you trade, even if the answer is the cheaper one. Contact support