2. Choose your amount challenge

• €3,000
• €10,000
• €50,000
• popular€100,000
• €250,000
• €500,000

3. Your challenge conditions based on your choices

Trading rules	First Step Challenge	Verification Step Challenge	Funded
Time Limit	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Trading with mental clarity is essential for maintaining optimal focus on your trading performance. To ensure our traders are not subjected to undue stress, Challenge4Trading offers an unlimited Trading Period. This allows you to take as much time as necessary to achieve your Profit Target
Minimum Day Trading	3	3	1
To achieve this goal, you need to trade on at least three separate days within the current cycle. On each of these days, you must open at least one position. A trading day is defined as any day when a trade is executed. If a trade spans multiple days, only the initial execution day counts as the trading day.
Max Overall loss	10%	10%	10%
This rule, also known as the "account stop-loss," requires that the equity of the trading account never falls below 90% of the initial balance throughout the account duration. For a Challenge4Trading with a €50,000 balance, the minimum equity allowed is €45,000. This includes both closed and open positions (account equity, not balance). The calculation logic is similar to the Maximum Daily Loss rule, but it applies to the entire testing period rather than just one day. The limit includes commissions and swaps. Allowing a 10% buffer of the initial balance gives traders enough leeway to demonstrate their account's suitability for investment while ensuring the account does not drop below 90% of its value at any time
Max Daily loss	5%	5%	5%
This rule, referred to as the "trader’s daily stop-loss," is set at 5% of the initial account balance according to our guidelines. At any point during the day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time], the combined result of all closed positions and currently open floating profits/losses must not exceed the determined daily loss limit. The calculation formula is: Current daily loss = results of closed positions for the day + results of open positions. For example, in a Challenge4Trading with an initial account balance of €50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is €2,500. If you lose €2,000 in closed trades, your account must not decline by more than €500 that day, and your open floating losses must not exceed -€500. The limit includes commissions and swaps. Conversely, if you profit €1,000 in one day, you can afford to lose up to €3,500, but not more. Note that your Maximum Daily Loss includes open trades. For instance, if you have closed trades with a €3,000 loss and open a new trade that incurs a floating loss of €2,850 but later ends positively, it's too late. At one point, your daily loss was -€5,850 on the equity, exceeding the permitted loss of €2,500. Be cautious, as the Maximum Daily Loss resets at midnight CE(S)T. If you have a €2,000 profit one day and an open position with a floating loss of €6,500, the maximum daily loss is not violated that day (current daily loss is €4,500). However, if the position with a €6,500 open loss is held past midnight, the daily loss limit is violated because the previous day's profit doesn't carry over, and the open loss exceeds the €2,500 daily limit. The Maximum Daily Loss gives traders enough room for trading while ensuring a clearly defined daily risk for the investor. This rule benefits both traders and investors by preventing the account value from dropping below the limit, which is why it includes possible floating losses. For more details, refer to this article
Profit Target	240€ (8%)	150€ (5%)	Unlimited
The Profit Target in a Challenge4Trading is set to 8% of the initial balance for the challenge and 5% for the verification phase. A profit target means that a trader must achieve a profit from closed positions on the assigned trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. Additionally, to proceed to the next phase, all positions must be closed. For example, if you trade a Challenge4Trading with a €100,000 account balance, your profit target is €8,000 for the challenge and then €5,000 for the verification.
Profit Split	--	--	80% / 20%
The profit split refers to how the profits generated by the trader are divided between the trader and the firm. These profit splits reward traders for their performance while ensuring the firm benefits from the trading activities. If for example you have made a 10,000€ profit with an 80% split, you will receive 8,000€
Refundable	--	--	Yes
Signup fees are reimbursed to you with the first Profit Split when you pass the challenge and become a Challenge4Trading Trader
Price	19€	Free	Free
At Challenge4Trading, we believe in fostering a community of dedicated and serious traders who are committed to improving their skills and achieving success in the financial markets. To maintain the integrity of our platform and ensure that traders are fully invested in their journey, we charge a signup fee for our challenges. This fee serves several important purposes. Firstly, it helps cover the operational costs associated with managing and maintaining our platform, including technology infrastructure, support services, and ongoing development efforts to provide traders with the best possible experience. Secondly, the signup fee demonstrates a level of commitment from traders. By investing in their participation, traders show that they are serious about their trading journey and are willing to dedicate time and effort to achieve their goals. This commitment is essential for success in the challenging and dynamic world of trading. Additionally, the signup fee helps filter out traders who may not be fully committed or serious about their trading journey. This ensures that our community is composed of dedicated individuals who are driven to succeed and are willing to put in the necessary work to achieve their goals. Ultimately, the signup fee is an investment in oneself and in the opportunities that Challenge4Trading provides. It reflects our commitment to supporting traders on their journey to becoming successful and profitable traders in the financial markets.

3. Your challenge conditions based on your choices

Trading rules	Step1	Step2	Funded
Time Limit	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Trading with mental clarity is essential for maintaining optimal focus on your trading performance. To ensure our traders are not subjected to undue stress, Challenge4Trading offers an unlimited Trading Period. This allows you to take as much time as necessary to achieve your Profit Target.
Minimum Day Trading	3	3	1
To achieve this goal, you need to trade on at least three separate days within the current cycle. On each of these days, you must open at least one position. A trading day is defined as any day when a trade is executed. If a trade spans multiple days, only the initial execution day counts as the trading day.
Max Overall loss	10%	10%	10%
This rule, also known as the "account stop-loss," requires that the equity of the trading account never falls below 90% of the initial balance throughout the account duration. For a Challenge4Trading with a €50,000 balance, the minimum equity allowed is €45,000. This includes both closed and open positions (account equity, not balance). The calculation logic is similar to the Maximum Daily Loss rule, but it applies to the entire testing period rather than just one day. The limit includes commissions and swaps. Allowing a 10% buffer of the initial balance gives traders enough leeway to demonstrate their account's suitability for investment while ensuring the account does not drop below 90% of its value at any time.
Max Daily loss	5%	5%	5%
This rule, referred to as the "trader’s daily stop-loss," is set at 5% of the initial account balance according to our guidelines. At any point during the day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time], the combined result of all closed positions and currently open floating profits/losses must not exceed the determined daily loss limit. The calculation formula is: Current daily loss = results of closed positions for the day + results of open positions. For example, in a Challenge4Trading with an initial account balance of €50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is €2,500. If you lose €2,000 in closed trades, your account must not decline by more than €500 that day, and your open floating losses must not exceed -€500. The limit includes commissions and swaps. Conversely, if you profit €1,000 in one day, you can afford to lose up to €3,500, but not more. Note that your Maximum Daily Loss includes open trades. For instance, if you have closed trades with a €3,000 loss and open a new trade that incurs a floating loss of €2,850 but later ends positively, it's too late. At one point, your daily loss was -€5,850 on the equity, exceeding the permitted loss of €2,500. Be cautious, as the Maximum Daily Loss resets at midnight CE(S)T. If you have a €2,000 profit one day and an open position with a floating loss of €6,500, the maximum daily loss is not violated that day (current daily loss is €4,500). However, if the position with a €6,500 open loss is held past midnight, the daily loss limit is violated because the previous day's profit doesn't carry over, and the open loss exceeds the €2,500 daily limit. The Maximum Daily Loss gives traders enough room for trading while ensuring a clearly defined daily risk for the investor. This rule benefits both traders and investors by preventing the account value from dropping below the limit, which is why it includes possible floating losses. For more details, refer to this article.
Profit Target	800€ (8%)	500€ (5%)	Unlimited
The Profit Target in a Challenge4Trading is set to 8% of the initial balance for the challenge and 5% for the verification phase. A profit target means that a trader must achieve a profit from closed positions on the assigned trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. Additionally, to proceed to the next phase, all positions must be closed. For example, if you trade a Challenge4Trading with a €100,000 account balance, your profit target is €8,000 for the challenge and then €5,000 for the verification.
Profit Split	--	--	80% / 20%
The profit split refers to how the profits generated by the trader are divided between the trader and the firm. These profit splits reward traders for their performance while ensuring the firm benefits from the trading activities. If for example you have made a 10,000€ profit with an 80% split, you will receive 8,000€
Refundable	--	--	Yes
Signup fees are reimbursed to you with the first Profit Split when you pass the challenge and become a Challenge4Trading Trader
Price	99€	Free	Free
At Challenge4Trading, we believe in fostering a community of dedicated and serious traders who are committed to improving their skills and achieving success in the financial markets. To maintain the integrity of our platform and ensure that traders are fully invested in their journey, we charge a signup fee for our challenges. This fee serves several important purposes. Firstly, it helps cover the operational costs associated with managing and maintaining our platform, including technology infrastructure, support services, and ongoing development efforts to provide traders with the best possible experience. Secondly, the signup fee demonstrates a level of commitment from traders. By investing in their participation, traders show that they are serious about their trading journey and are willing to dedicate time and effort to achieve their goals. This commitment is essential for success in the challenging and dynamic world of trading. Additionally, the signup fee helps filter out traders who may not be fully committed or serious about their trading journey. This ensures that our community is composed of dedicated individuals who are driven to succeed and are willing to put in the necessary work to achieve their goals. Ultimately, the signup fee is an investment in oneself and in the opportunities that Challenge4Trading provides. It reflects our commitment to supporting traders on their journey to becoming successful and profitable traders in the financial markets.

3. Your challenge conditions based on your choices

Trading rules	Step1	Step2	Funded
Time Limit	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Trading with mental clarity is essential for maintaining optimal focus on your trading performance. To ensure our traders are not subjected to undue stress, Challenge4Trading offers an unlimited Trading Period. This allows you to take as much time as necessary to achieve your Profit Target.
Minimum Day Trading	3	3	1
To achieve this goal, you need to trade on at least three separate days within the current cycle. On each of these days, you must open at least one position. A trading day is defined as any day when a trade is executed. If a trade spans multiple days, only the initial execution day counts as the trading day.
Max Overall loss	10%	10%	10%
This rule, also known as the "account stop-loss," requires that the equity of the trading account never falls below 90% of the initial balance throughout the account duration. For a Challenge4Trading with a €50,000 balance, the minimum equity allowed is €45,000. This includes both closed and open positions (account equity, not balance). The calculation logic is similar to the Maximum Daily Loss rule, but it applies to the entire testing period rather than just one day. The limit includes commissions and swaps. Allowing a 10% buffer of the initial balance gives traders enough leeway to demonstrate their account's suitability for investment while ensuring the account does not drop below 90% of its value at any time.
Max Daily loss	5%	5%	5%
This rule, referred to as the "trader’s daily stop-loss," is set at 5% of the initial account balance according to our guidelines. At any point during the day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time], the combined result of all closed positions and currently open floating profits/losses must not exceed the determined daily loss limit. The calculation formula is: Current daily loss = results of closed positions for the day + results of open positions. For example, in a Challenge4Trading with an initial account balance of €50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is €2,500. If you lose €2,000 in closed trades, your account must not decline by more than €500 that day, and your open floating losses must not exceed -€500. The limit includes commissions and swaps. Conversely, if you profit €1,000 in one day, you can afford to lose up to €3,500, but not more. Note that your Maximum Daily Loss includes open trades. For instance, if you have closed trades with a €3,000 loss and open a new trade that incurs a floating loss of €2,850 but later ends positively, it's too late. At one point, your daily loss was -€5,850 on the equity, exceeding the permitted loss of €2,500. Be cautious, as the Maximum Daily Loss resets at midnight CE(S)T. If you have a €2,000 profit one day and an open position with a floating loss of €6,500, the maximum daily loss is not violated that day (current daily loss is €4,500). However, if the position with a €6,500 open loss is held past midnight, the daily loss limit is violated because the previous day's profit doesn't carry over, and the open loss exceeds the €2,500 daily limit. The Maximum Daily Loss gives traders enough room for trading while ensuring a clearly defined daily risk for the investor. This rule benefits both traders and investors by preventing the account value from dropping below the limit, which is why it includes possible floating losses. For more details, refer to this article.
Profit Target	4000€ (8%)	2500€ (5%)	Unlimited
The Profit Target in a Challenge4Trading is set to 8% of the initial balance for the challenge and 5% for the verification phase. A profit target means that a trader must achieve a profit from closed positions on the assigned trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. Additionally, to proceed to the next phase, all positions must be closed. For example, if you trade a Challenge4Trading with a €100,000 account balance, your profit target is €8,000 for the challenge and then €5,000 for the verification.
Profit Split	--	--	80% / 20%
The profit split refers to how the profits generated by the trader are divided between the trader and the firm. These profit splits reward traders for their performance while ensuring the firm benefits from the trading activities. If for example you have made a 10,000€ profit with an 80% split, you will receive 8,000€
Refundable	--	--	Yes
Signup fees are reimbursed to you with the first Profit Split when you pass the challenge and become a Challenge4Trading Trader
Price	350€	Free	Free
At Challenge4Trading, we believe in fostering a community of dedicated and serious traders who are committed to improving their skills and achieving success in the financial markets. To maintain the integrity of our platform and ensure that traders are fully invested in their journey, we charge a signup fee for our challenges. This fee serves several important purposes. Firstly, it helps cover the operational costs associated with managing and maintaining our platform, including technology infrastructure, support services, and ongoing development efforts to provide traders with the best possible experience. Secondly, the signup fee demonstrates a level of commitment from traders. By investing in their participation, traders show that they are serious about their trading journey and are willing to dedicate time and effort to achieve their goals. This commitment is essential for success in the challenging and dynamic world of trading. Additionally, the signup fee helps filter out traders who may not be fully committed or serious about their trading journey. This ensures that our community is composed of dedicated individuals who are driven to succeed and are willing to put in the necessary work to achieve their goals. Ultimately, the signup fee is an investment in oneself and in the opportunities that Challenge4Trading provides. It reflects our commitment to supporting traders on their journey to becoming successful and profitable traders in the financial markets.

3. Your challenge conditions based on your choices

Trading rules	Step1	Step2	Funded
Time Limit	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Trading with mental clarity is essential for maintaining optimal focus on your trading performance. To ensure our traders are not subjected to undue stress, Challenge4Trading offers an unlimited Trading Period. This allows you to take as much time as necessary to achieve your Profit Target.
Minimum Day Trading	3	3	1
To achieve this goal, you need to trade on at least three separate days within the current cycle. On each of these days, you must open at least one position. A trading day is defined as any day when a trade is executed. If a trade spans multiple days, only the initial execution day counts as the trading day.
Max Overall loss	10%	10%	10%
This rule, also known as the "account stop-loss," requires that the equity of the trading account never falls below 90% of the initial balance throughout the account duration. For a Challenge4Trading with a €50,000 balance, the minimum equity allowed is €45,000. This includes both closed and open positions (account equity, not balance). The calculation logic is similar to the Maximum Daily Loss rule, but it applies to the entire testing period rather than just one day. The limit includes commissions and swaps. Allowing a 10% buffer of the initial balance gives traders enough leeway to demonstrate their account's suitability for investment while ensuring the account does not drop below 90% of its value at any time.
Max Daily loss	5%	5%	5%
This rule, referred to as the "trader’s daily stop-loss," is set at 5% of the initial account balance according to our guidelines. At any point during the day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time], the combined result of all closed positions and currently open floating profits/losses must not exceed the determined daily loss limit. The calculation formula is: Current daily loss = results of closed positions for the day + results of open positions. For example, in a Challenge4Trading with an initial account balance of €50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is €2,500. If you lose €2,000 in closed trades, your account must not decline by more than €500 that day, and your open floating losses must not exceed -€500. The limit includes commissions and swaps. Conversely, if you profit €1,000 in one day, you can afford to lose up to €3,500, but not more. Note that your Maximum Daily Loss includes open trades. For instance, if you have closed trades with a €3,000 loss and open a new trade that incurs a floating loss of €2,850 but later ends positively, it's too late. At one point, your daily loss was -€5,850 on the equity, exceeding the permitted loss of €2,500. Be cautious, as the Maximum Daily Loss resets at midnight CE(S)T. If you have a €2,000 profit one day and an open position with a floating loss of €6,500, the maximum daily loss is not violated that day (current daily loss is €4,500). However, if the position with a €6,500 open loss is held past midnight, the daily loss limit is violated because the previous day's profit doesn't carry over, and the open loss exceeds the €2,500 daily limit. The Maximum Daily Loss gives traders enough room for trading while ensuring a clearly defined daily risk for the investor. This rule benefits both traders and investors by preventing the account value from dropping below the limit, which is why it includes possible floating losses. For more details, refer to this article.
Profit Target	8000€ (8%)	5000€ (5%)	Unlimited
The Profit Target in a Challenge4Trading is set to 8% of the initial balance for the challenge and 5% for the verification phase. A profit target means that a trader must achieve a profit from closed positions on the assigned trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. Additionally, to proceed to the next phase, all positions must be closed. For example, if you trade a Challenge4Trading with a €100,000 account balance, your profit target is €8,000 for the challenge and then €5,000 for the verification.
Profit Split	--	--	80% / 20%
The profit split refers to how the profits generated by the trader are divided between the trader and the firm. These profit splits reward traders for their performance while ensuring the firm benefits from the trading activities. If for example you have made a 10,000€ profit with an 80% split, you will receive 8,000€
Refundable	--	--	Yes
Signup fees are reimbursed to you with the first Profit Split when you pass the challenge and become a Challenge4Trading Trader
Price	550€	Free	Free
At Challenge4Trading, we believe in fostering a community of dedicated and serious traders who are committed to improving their skills and achieving success in the financial markets. To maintain the integrity of our platform and ensure that traders are fully invested in their journey, we charge a signup fee for our challenges. This fee serves several important purposes. Firstly, it helps cover the operational costs associated with managing and maintaining our platform, including technology infrastructure, support services, and ongoing development efforts to provide traders with the best possible experience. Secondly, the signup fee demonstrates a level of commitment from traders. By investing in their participation, traders show that they are serious about their trading journey and are willing to dedicate time and effort to achieve their goals. This commitment is essential for success in the challenging and dynamic world of trading. Additionally, the signup fee helps filter out traders who may not be fully committed or serious about their trading journey. This ensures that our community is composed of dedicated individuals who are driven to succeed and are willing to put in the necessary work to achieve their goals. Ultimately, the signup fee is an investment in oneself and in the opportunities that Challenge4Trading provides. It reflects our commitment to supporting traders on their journey to becoming successful and profitable traders in the financial markets.

3. Your challenge conditions based on your choices

Trading rules	Audition	Verification	Funded
Time Limit	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Trading with mental clarity is essential for maintaining optimal focus on your trading performance. To ensure our traders are not subjected to undue stress, Challenge4Trading offers an unlimited Trading Period. This allows you to take as much time as necessary to achieve your Profit Target.
Minimum Day Trading	3	3	1
To achieve this goal, you need to trade on at least three separate days within the current cycle. On each of these days, you must open at least one position. A trading day is defined as any day when a trade is executed. If a trade spans multiple days, only the initial execution day counts as the trading day.
Max Overall loss	10%	10%	10%
This rule, also known as the "account stop-loss," requires that the equity of the trading account never falls below 90% of the initial balance throughout the account duration. For a Challenge4Trading with a €50,000 balance, the minimum equity allowed is €45,000. This includes both closed and open positions (account equity, not balance). The calculation logic is similar to the Maximum Daily Loss rule, but it applies to the entire testing period rather than just one day. The limit includes commissions and swaps. Allowing a 10% buffer of the initial balance gives traders enough leeway to demonstrate their account's suitability for investment while ensuring the account does not drop below 90% of its value at any time.
Max Daily loss	5%	5%	5%
This rule, referred to as the "trader’s daily stop-loss," is set at 5% of the initial account balance according to our guidelines. At any point during the day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time], the combined result of all closed positions and currently open floating profits/losses must not exceed the determined daily loss limit. The calculation formula is: Current daily loss = results of closed positions for the day + results of open positions. For example, in a Challenge4Trading with an initial account balance of €50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is €2,500. If you lose €2,000 in closed trades, your account must not decline by more than €500 that day, and your open floating losses must not exceed -€500. The limit includes commissions and swaps. Conversely, if you profit €1,000 in one day, you can afford to lose up to €3,500, but not more. Note that your Maximum Daily Loss includes open trades. For instance, if you have closed trades with a €3,000 loss and open a new trade that incurs a floating loss of €2,850 but later ends positively, it's too late. At one point, your daily loss was -€5,850 on the equity, exceeding the permitted loss of €2,500. Be cautious, as the Maximum Daily Loss resets at midnight CE(S)T. If you have a €2,000 profit one day and an open position with a floating loss of €6,500, the maximum daily loss is not violated that day (current daily loss is €4,500). However, if the position with a €6,500 open loss is held past midnight, the daily loss limit is violated because the previous day's profit doesn't carry over, and the open loss exceeds the €2,500 daily limit. The Maximum Daily Loss gives traders enough room for trading while ensuring a clearly defined daily risk for the investor. This rule benefits both traders and investors by preventing the account value from dropping below the limit, which is why it includes possible floating losses. For more details, refer to this article.
Profit Target	20.000€ (8%)	12.500€ (5%)	Unlimited
The Profit Target in a Challenge4Trading is set to 8% of the initial balance for the challenge and 5% for the verification phase. A profit target means that a trader must achieve a profit from closed positions on the assigned trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. Additionally, to proceed to the next phase, all positions must be closed. For example, if you trade a Challenge4Trading with a €100,000 account balance, your profit target is €8,000 for the challenge and then €5,000 for the verification.
Profit Split	--	--	80% / 20%
The profit split refers to how the profits generated by the trader are divided between the trader and the firm. These profit splits reward traders for their performance while ensuring the firm benefits from the trading activities. If for example you have made a 10,000€ profit with an 80% split, you will receive 8,000€
Refundable	--	--	Yes
Signup fees are reimbursed to you with the first Profit Split when you pass the challenge and become a Challenge4Trading Trader
Price	1100€	Free	Free
At Challenge4Trading, we believe in fostering a community of dedicated and serious traders who are committed to improving their skills and achieving success in the financial markets. To maintain the integrity of our platform and ensure that traders are fully invested in their journey, we charge a signup fee for our challenges. This fee serves several important purposes. Firstly, it helps cover the operational costs associated with managing and maintaining our platform, including technology infrastructure, support services, and ongoing development efforts to provide traders with the best possible experience. Secondly, the signup fee demonstrates a level of commitment from traders. By investing in their participation, traders show that they are serious about their trading journey and are willing to dedicate time and effort to achieve their goals. This commitment is essential for success in the challenging and dynamic world of trading. Additionally, the signup fee helps filter out traders who may not be fully committed or serious about their trading journey. This ensures that our community is composed of dedicated individuals who are driven to succeed and are willing to put in the necessary work to achieve their goals. Ultimately, the signup fee is an investment in oneself and in the opportunities that Challenge4Trading provides. It reflects our commitment to supporting traders on their journey to becoming successful and profitable traders in the financial markets.

3. Your challenge conditions based on your choices

Trading rules	Audition	Verification	Funded
Time Limit	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Trading with mental clarity is essential for maintaining optimal focus on your trading performance. To ensure our traders are not subjected to undue stress, Challenge4Trading offers an unlimited Trading Period. This allows you to take as much time as necessary to achieve your Profit Target.
Minimum Day Trading	3	3	1
To achieve this goal, you need to trade on at least three separate days within the current cycle. On each of these days, you must open at least one position. A trading day is defined as any day when a trade is executed. If a trade spans multiple days, only the initial execution day counts as the trading day.
Max Overall loss	10%	10%	10%
This rule, also known as the "account stop-loss," requires that the equity of the trading account never falls below 90% of the initial balance throughout the account duration. For a Challenge4Trading with a €50,000 balance, the minimum equity allowed is €45,000. This includes both closed and open positions (account equity, not balance). The calculation logic is similar to the Maximum Daily Loss rule, but it applies to the entire testing period rather than just one day. The limit includes commissions and swaps. Allowing a 10% buffer of the initial balance gives traders enough leeway to demonstrate their account's suitability for investment while ensuring the account does not drop below 90% of its value at any time.
Max Daily loss	5%	5%	5%
This rule, referred to as the "trader’s daily stop-loss," is set at 5% of the initial account balance according to our guidelines. At any point during the day [CE(S)T = Central European (Summer) Time], the combined result of all closed positions and currently open floating profits/losses must not exceed the determined daily loss limit. The calculation formula is: Current daily loss = results of closed positions for the day + results of open positions. For example, in a Challenge4Trading with an initial account balance of €50,000, the Max Daily Loss limit is €2,500. If you lose €2,000 in closed trades, your account must not decline by more than €500 that day, and your open floating losses must not exceed -€500. The limit includes commissions and swaps. Conversely, if you profit €1,000 in one day, you can afford to lose up to €3,500, but not more. Note that your Maximum Daily Loss includes open trades. For instance, if you have closed trades with a €3,000 loss and open a new trade that incurs a floating loss of €2,850 but later ends positively, it's too late. At one point, your daily loss was -€5,850 on the equity, exceeding the permitted loss of €2,500. Be cautious, as the Maximum Daily Loss resets at midnight CE(S)T. If you have a €2,000 profit one day and an open position with a floating loss of €6,500, the maximum daily loss is not violated that day (current daily loss is €4,500). However, if the position with a €6,500 open loss is held past midnight, the daily loss limit is violated because the previous day's profit doesn't carry over, and the open loss exceeds the €2,500 daily limit. The Maximum Daily Loss gives traders enough room for trading while ensuring a clearly defined daily risk for the investor. This rule benefits both traders and investors by preventing the account value from dropping below the limit, which is why it includes possible floating losses. For more details, refer to this article.
Profit Target	40.000€ (8%)	25.000€ (5%)	Unlimited
The Profit Target in a Challenge4Trading is set to 8% of the initial balance for the challenge and 5% for the verification phase. A profit target means that a trader must achieve a profit from closed positions on the assigned trading account within the unlimited Trading Period. Additionally, to proceed to the next phase, all positions must be closed. For example, if you trade a Challenge4Trading with a €100,000 account balance, your profit target is €8,000 for the challenge and then €5,000 for the verification.
Profit Split	--	--	80% / 20%
The profit split refers to how the profits generated by the trader are divided between the trader and the firm. These profit splits reward traders for their performance while ensuring the firm benefits from the trading activities. If for example you have made a 10,000€ profit with an 80% split, you will receive 8,000€
Refundable	--	--	Yes
Signup fees are reimbursed to you with the first Profit Split when you pass the challenge and become a Challenge4Trading Trader
Price	1800€	Free	Free
At Challenge4Trading, we believe in fostering a community of dedicated and serious traders who are committed to improving their skills and achieving success in the financial markets. To maintain the integrity of our platform and ensure that traders are fully invested in their journey, we charge a signup fee for our challenges. This fee serves several important purposes. Firstly, it helps cover the operational costs associated with managing and maintaining our platform, including technology infrastructure, support services, and ongoing development efforts to provide traders with the best possible experience. Secondly, the signup fee demonstrates a level of commitment from traders. By investing in their participation, traders show that they are serious about their trading journey and are willing to dedicate time and effort to achieve their goals. This commitment is essential for success in the challenging and dynamic world of trading. Additionally, the signup fee helps filter out traders who may not be fully committed or serious about their trading journey. This ensures that our community is composed of dedicated individuals who are driven to succeed and are willing to put in the necessary work to achieve their goals. Ultimately, the signup fee is an investment in oneself and in the opportunities that Challenge4Trading provides. It reflects our commitment to supporting traders on their journey to becoming successful and profitable traders in the financial markets.