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$5 for $5K One-Step Challenge

The $5 for $5K One-Step Challenge is a limited-time promotional offer designed to give traders an affordable path to a funded account.

For just $5, you’ll receive a $5,000 One-Step Challenge with unlimited time to pass and no minimum trading days.

🚀 What’s Included?

The promotion includes:

  • $5,000 One-Step Challenge

  • One-time fee: $5

  • One-Step Evaluation

  • Unlimited time to pass

  • No minimum trading days

  • 90% Profit Split once funded

📊 Evaluation Rules

During the Evaluation Stage:

  • Account Size: $5,000

  • Profit Target: 6%

  • Max Loss (Static): 6%

  • Daily Loss Limit: 3%

  • Minimum Trading Days: None

  • Consistency Rule: None

  • Time Limit: Unlimited

  • News Trading: Allowed

  • Weekend Holding: Allowed

💰 Funded Account Rules

Once funded, your account includes:

  • Account Size: $5,000

  • Max Loss (Static): 6%

  • Daily Loss Limit: 3%

  • Profit Split: 90%

  • First Payout: After 14 days

  • Payout Cap: $250 per payout cycle

  • Consistency Rule: 50%

  • Scaling Plan: Up to $4,000,000

  • Time Limit: Unlimited

  • Minimum Trading Days: None

  • News Trading: Allowed

  • Weekend Holding: Allowed

📌 Key Benefits

The $5 for $5K One-Step Challenge offers:

  • Low-cost entry with a $5 one-time fee

  • One-Step path to funding

  • Unlimited time to pass

  • No minimum trading day requirement

  • No consistency rule during evaluation

  • 90% profit split once funded

  • Scaling opportunities up to $4 million

  • News trading and weekend holding allowed

⚠️ Important Notes

  • This is a limited-time promotional offer.

  • Standard program rules and Terms of Service apply.

  • Funded payouts remain subject to compliance review and payout eligibility requirements.

  • Promotional pricing may be modified or removed without prior notice.

🚀 Get Started

Ready to begin?

For just $5, start your journey toward a $5,000 funded account with one of our most accessible promotions yet.

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