Minimum trading days at prop firms
A minimum day count decides how soon you can pass or get paid. What counts as a trading day matters as much as the number: some firms need a set profit or a trade of a minimum size before a day counts.
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Kind of rule
Minimum days
Day counts you must reach before a pass or a payout is released, and what makes a day count.
Audacity Capital
Blocks the payoutFive trading days, and each one needs a trade in it
Stated as "Minimum trade days: 5 days and a minimum of 1 trade per day". Hitting the profit milestone in two good sessions does not release a payout; the day count has to be filled as well, and a day with no trade in it does not count toward it.
FunderBlu
Blocks the payoutA trading day only counts if it makes 0.5%
Minimum trading days only count days that make at least 0.5%. FunderBlu: A minimum of 3 trading days must meet the defined daily target threshold of 0.5% to qualify, and 5 such days once funded. The threshold resets each day at 23:00 UTC, so small or losing days push a pass or a payout back.
EZE Funded
Judgement callA losing or flat day does not count toward the minimum
The five day minimum is five days that each closed at least 0.5% up. A day you traded and ended down, or ended up only 0.3%, counts for nothing. On a $10,000 account that is $50 of closed profit on each of five separate days before the target can be banked.
This list is only as complete as our reading. 36 of the 97 firms we track have been through a rulebook pass; the rest are still to do, and a firm missing from here has not been cleared. It has not been checked. See which firms are next.