Set your challenge rules, plug in your strategy stats, and get a clear daily plan with a pass-probability verdict. Built for FTMO, MyForexFunds, and every other funded account evaluation.
Set your challenge rules, plan your strategy, see if the math works
$266.67
26.7 pips @ $10/pip
$242.42
33 wins needed total
$1,000.00
1% of account
$39,000.00
EV $650.00/trade
Your strategy is statistically likely to pass this challenge.
Expected total: $39,000.00 vs target $8,000.00 over 60 trades in 30 days.
Expected Equity Curve
This planner uses expected-value math based on your inputs. Real trading involves variance, slippage, and emotional factors that affect outcomes. Use this as a planning tool, not a guarantee.
Enter your account size, profit target, drawdown limits, and challenge duration.
Input your trades per day, risk-reward ratio, and historical win rate.
Get daily targets, per-trade risk, position sizing, and a pass verdict.
Follow the plan day by day and monitor your safety buffer above the drawdown limit.
A prop firm challenge is an evaluation period where a trader must hit a profit target (typically 8-10%) without exceeding a maximum drawdown (typically 10%) or daily loss limit (typically 5%) within a set number of trading days. Passing earns access to a funded account where you trade the firm's capital and keep a share of the profits.
It depends on account size, target, and duration. An 8% target on $100,000 over 30 days is roughly $267 per trading day. This planner breaks that into per-trade targets from your win rate and risk-reward.
If equity drops below the max drawdown at any point, you fail and must buy a new challenge. Most firms set this at 10% of starting balance. Risk and size matter more than raw profit during an evaluation.
Yes. Many traders use creator ideas during funded evaluations. Pick creators whose style fits the rules — controlled drawdown, steady win rate, suitable R:R. SignalFloor lets you filter by those metrics.
Max drawdown is the total equity loss allowed from peak for the whole challenge (usually 10%). Daily drawdown is the most you can lose in one trading day (usually 5%). Either breach fails you immediately. Many fail the daily limit after averaging down or revenge-trading.
Quality over quantity. Most who pass take 1-3 high-conviction trades per day rather than overtrading. Fewer planned trades cut daily-drawdown and emotion risk. This planner shows how many you need from your win rate.
A 50-60% win rate with 1:2 or better R:R is usually enough. 55% at 1:2 yields about 0.65R expectancy. Consistency matters — a high win rate with poor risk still fails. This planner models your stats.
Most beginners should practice on demo first. Challenges have a high fail rate (about 80-90%) and the fee is non-refundable. Prove consistent demo results for 2-3 months, then attempt one. Model real demo stats here to see if you are ready.
Use SignalFloor's verified creators to find signals that match your challenge rules — filter by drawdown, win rate, and R:R.
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