One-Step model overview
Updated 2026-07-05
Quick answer
One-Step plans use a single evaluation phase with a +12% target, 5 trading days, and 20 qualifying trades. Passing issues the funded account directly.
- One Step Basic target: +12% on a $6,000 evaluation
- One Step Pro target: +12% on a $10,000 evaluation
- Minimum 5 trading days and 20 qualifying trades
- 20% consistency applies at payout time
- No payout can be requested during evaluation
Worked example — One Step Basic pass path
Start balance: $6,000 Pass target: $6,720 (+12%) Daily drawdown floor at start: $5,760 (4%) Max drawdown floor: $5,520 (8%) After passing, a $3,000 funded account is issued
Edge cases
- Is One-Step easier than 2-Step?
Fewer phases, but a higher target. Pick based on your preferred trade sizing and time horizon.
- Does the funded consistency rule apply on the evaluation?
Consistency is checked at payout time on the funded account, not during evaluation.
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