TL;DR: To pass the FundedNext Futures Rapid Pro Challenge, traders must reach the fixed profit target based on their account size (for example, $3,000 for a $50,000 Rapid Pro Challenge Account) while respecting the maximum loss limit and all restricted strategy rules. There is no consistency rule in the Challenge Account and no daily loss limit by default, allowing the profit target to be achieved in a single day or across multiple days. (If you opted into the Daily Loss Limit Add-On at purchase, a daily loss limit will apply.)
The FundedNext Futures Rapid Pro Challenge Account evaluates a trader's ability to manage risk and reach a profit target in a simulated futures trading environment. To succeed, traders must reach specific profit targets while respecting risk management rules.
What are the requirements for passing the Rapid Pro Challenge?
The Rapid Pro path is built for flexibility and lighter restrictions, giving traders more freedom and control during the challenge.
No Consistency Rule:
The consistency rule does not apply in the Challenge Account.
You can meet the profit target in a single day or spread it across multiple days, as the choice depends on your trading style.
Profit target:
You must achieve a fixed profit target based on your account size.
Example: $3,000 for a $50,000 Rapid Pro Challenge Account.
Account Size | Profit Target |
$25,000 | $1,500 |
$50,000 | $3,000 |
$100,000 | $5,000 |
Daily Loss Limit:
By default, Rapid Pro has no Daily Loss Limit, giving you more flexibility in trade management.
If you selected the optional Daily Loss Limit Add-On at purchase, a daily loss limit applies ($500 for 25K, $1,000 for 50K, $1,250 for 100K).
Maximum Loss Limit:
The maximum loss limit still applies at all times to safeguard overall risk, following an End-of-Day (EOD) trailing drawdown.
Trading Rules:
You must follow all restricted strategy rules to maintain disciplined and ethical trading.