One-step evaluation or two-step?

The difference is the number of targets

A one-step evaluation asks for a single 10% profit target. A two-step evaluation asks for 8% and then 5%. Daily loss is 5% and maximum loss is 10% on both published programs. Minimum trading days are five in each phase.

Which pace fits

Choose the one-step evaluation when you want one objective and a shorter path. Choose two-step when you prefer a lower first target and a verification phase after it. Purchasable sizes are $10,000, $25,000, $50,000, and $100,000. Proven traders can receive $200,000. That size is not listed for purchase.

What does not change

Under suitable conditions a withdrawal can be requested every 14 days. Each withdrawal pays the trader 80% of earned profit. News trading is not allowed, and the third warning blocks the account. Copy trading and bot trading are not allowed.

Rules stay with the account

The objectives you see at purchase are copied onto the account. A later change to the public program changes new purchases. It does not rewrite an evaluation that is already open.