TL;DR: A Benchmark Day is a trading day where you meet the minimum required profit for your account size, helping track consistency. There are no Benchmark Day requirements during the Challenge Phase. On the Legacy and Flex FundedNext Accounts, you must complete at least 5 Benchmark Days to be eligible for a withdrawal. Benchmark amounts vary by model and size. Benchmark Days do not apply to Rapid Pro or Rapid Daily, which use different withdrawal gates.
A Benchmark Day is a trading day where you meet the minimum required profit for your account size. It helps track your progress and supports consistent trading.
Are there Benchmark Days during the Challenge Phase?
No. There are no Benchmark Day requirements during the Challenge Phase for any Challenge Account. Benchmark Days apply only once you're on a funded FundedNext Account (and only for certain models — see below).
Which models use Benchmark Days?
Benchmark Days are the withdrawal gate for the Legacy and Flex FundedNext Accounts only. On these accounts, you must complete at least 5 Benchmark Days before you're eligible to withdraw a Performance Reward.
A day qualifies as a Benchmark Day if you achieve at least the minimum profit for your account size:
Model | Account Size | Minimum Profit for a Benchmark Day |
Legacy | $25,000 | $100 |
Legacy | $50,000 | $200 |
Legacy | $100,000 | $200 |
Flex | $50,000 | $200 |
Flex | $100,000 | $200 |
Flex | $150,000 | $250 |
If you don't meet the minimum profit on a given trading day, that day won't count as a Benchmark Day.
Do Benchmark Days apply to Rapid Pro and Rapid Daily?
No. The Rapid Pro and Rapid Daily FundedNext Accounts do not use Benchmark Days. Instead:
Rapid Pro uses the 40% Consistency Rule as its withdrawal gate.
Rapid Daily uses the buffer rule (your End-of-Day balance must reach the buffer level).
Important consideration
Even if a trading day doesn't meet the Benchmark Day minimum, any profit you make still counts toward your account balance and overall progress — it simply won't tick off a Benchmark Day.
