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FTMO Challenge 1-Step $100K
| Account size | $100,000 |
|---|---|
| Profit target (step 1) | 10% |
| Max daily loss | 3% |
| Max overall loss | 10% |
| Evaluation steps | 1 |
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The FTMO Challenge 1-Step $100K is a CFD and forex evaluation with an account size of 100,000 USD, with fees denominated in EUR. It uses a single evaluation step, with a profit target of 10% at that step.
The loss limits are a maximum daily loss of 3% and a maximum overall loss of 10%.
There are 4 captures on record for this account, drawn from 1 independent source.
- Profit target (step 1): 4 of 7 tracked at the same account size $100,000 (lowest first)
- Max daily loss: 6 of 7 tracked at the same account size $100,000 (highest first)
- Max overall loss: 1 of 7 tracked at the same account size $100,000 (highest first)
Rankings are arithmetic, per field, over the offers that are comparable with this one on the date shown — the same account size, and for a price the same currency. Comparing a fee across account sizes or currencies would produce a true number about a meaningless set. See methodology. They are not a recommendation.
All tracked variants of this offer
| Account size | |
|---|---|
| $10,000 | |
| $25,000 | |
| $50,000 | |
| $100,000 | shown above |
| $200,000 |
Same published rules unless a column shows otherwise; figures collected on the date shown.
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