Breakout’s crypto evaluation can take one day. For Traders requires six profitable days
Both firms set a 10% profit target on a named one-step plan. At For Traders, the size of each day’s gain also matters.
A trader who earns the full 10% target on the first day of Breakout’s 1-Step Classic crypto evaluation can pass that day if the trades meet its other rules. A perps trader taking the For Traders Crypto Fast Challenge can make the same gain and still owe five profitable days inside the plan’s loss limits.
Breakout sets no minimum duration. Its $10,000 Classic demo account has a $1,000 profit target. A trader must meet the target without breaching either the daily equity limit or the overall drawdown limit. After a trader passes, Breakout requires identity checks and a signed agreement before it enables trading on the payout-eligible demo account.
| Evaluation | Profit target | Minimum duration |
|---|---|---|
| Breakout 1-Step Classic | 10% | No minimum if the target and trading rules are met |
| For Traders Crypto Fast | 10% in closed positions | Six profitable days, each at least 0.5% of starting balance |
- Breakout Classic
- $1,000 Profit target on its $10,000 demo account.
- For Traders Crypto Fast
- 6 days Profitable days required during the evaluation.
- For Traders Master
- $100 Minimum profit for a reward request under the cited Fast plan.
Six days above a specific threshold
For Traders counts closed positions toward the Crypto Fast Challenge’s 10% target. It also requires six profitable trading days, each worth at least 0.5% of the starting balance. On a hypothetical $10,000 account, that means at least $50 for a day to count. A $49 gain adds to the account balance and earns no credit toward the six days.
The challenge has no time limit. A trader can take longer to qualify, but the plan’s daily and trailing loss limits still apply along the way. The firm directs holders of accounts purchased before June 8, 2026, to their earlier rules.
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The clock for the first payout
Passing the For Traders evaluation opens a Master Account with a separate six-profitable-day requirement before a reward request. Rewards follow a 14-day cycle and require at least $100 in profit. That $100 is a payout threshold. The amount that qualifies a challenge day depends on the starting balance.
SizeProp illustrates the reverse mistake. Its help page says a funded trader has no minimum number of trading days before the first payout. That tells a trader when a payout request can begin. It leaves a buyer’s original question about time to pass an evaluation unanswered.