How do the three challenge models compare?
Two-Step (2 phases), One-Step (1 phase), and Instant (funded immediately, no target).
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Two-Step (2 phases), One-Step (1 phase), and Instant (funded immediately, no target).
Read articleTwo-Step: 8% then 5%. One-Step: 10%. Instant has no profit target.
Read article…total loss from your starting balance. Two-Step is static; One-Step and Instant are trailing.
Read articleTwo-Step and One-Step require 3 trading days per phase; Instant requires 5 qualifying days.
Read articleTwo-Step 1:100; One-Step and Instant 1:100.
Read articleTargetsTwo-Step: 8% then 5%. One-Step: 10%. Instant: no target.Minimum trading daysTwo-Step and One-Step: 3 days.Instant: 5 qualifying days - a day counts when you make at least 0.25% of the…
Read articleIt resets for a fresh cycle; One-Step and Instant keep any profit you did not withdraw.
Read articleOne-StepProfit target: 10%.Max daily loss: 3%.Max overall loss: 6% (trailing floor).Minimum trading days: 3.Leverage: 1:100. Profit split: 80%.Pass the single phase to become funded.
Read article…count is created for you.Becoming funded (Two-Step Phase 2, One-Step): reviewed by our team, then your funded account is created.You receive a certificate at each phase pass.
Read article…g balance and including open (floating) losses.Two-Step: 5%.One-Step and Instant: 3%.The limit resets each day at the daily reset time. Breaching it fails the account.
Read article…est payouts in crypto.The journeyBuy a challenge (Two-Step, One-Step or Instant).Trade within the daily loss, maximum loss and other rules.Pass the evaluation (Instant is funded from day one…
Read article…profit at or above the minimum (2% first, then 1%).Funded (One-Step/Two-Step) can request every 14 days from activation (7 days with the weekly add-on).
Read article…of the profit.Amount: Two-Step withdraws your full profit; One-Step and Instant let you choose how much (leaving a small buffer is recommended).Timing: reviewed and sent manually within 24…
Read article…ount is breached.Leverage is 1:100 on Two-Step and 1:100 on One-Step and Instant, so size your positions to stay within the margin cap.
Read article…g controlled on the immediately-funded product.Two-Step and One-Step accounts are governed by the daily loss and maximum loss limits rather than a per-trade risk cap.
Read articleTimingFunded (One-Step/Two-Step): every 14 days from activation, or every 7 days with the weekly reward add-on.Instant: once you have 5 qualifying days and consistency at or below 20%.
Read articlePhase 1 target 8%, Phase 2 target 5%, daily loss 5%, max loss 10% (static), 3 trading days per phase.
Read articleThe Fandora Platform is our own browser-based trading platform — real-time charts and orders, nothing to download.
Read articleWhat Fandora Rewards is, how to earn Fandora Points (FP), what you can redeem them for, and how cash rewards are paid to your crypto wallet.
Read articleThere's nothing to download from an app store — install the Fandora Platform web app straight from your browser on iPhone/iPad (Safari), Android (Chrome) or desktop (Chrome/Edge).
Read articleHow Instant consistency is calculated: your biggest single winning day as a share of your total net profit, which must stay at or below 20%. While your account is not in profit yet it simpl…
Read articleYes on funded and Instant accounts. A missing stop-loss warns you, then breaches after a 2-minute grace period.
Read articleHedging is banned; margin over 80% and missing stop-losses warn then breach; some behaviour is reviewed manually.
Read articleFunded from day one, no target, daily loss 3%, max loss 6% (trailing), plus consistency and qualifying-day rules for payout.
Read articleNo. Opposing buy and sell on the same instrument, or across your own accounts, breaches the account.
Read articleAn account with no trading activity for 30 days may be closed.
Read articleFandora Funded is part of a larger company. Fandora Tech is our business-to-business division that provides white-label proprietary-trading technology to other businesses.
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