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Account Durations and Inactivity

Written by Stefan

A 30-day billing model applies to all accounts (prior to October 21, 2026).

  • Accounts are valid for 30 days from the date of purchase or the most recent renewal.

  • Paid Renewal ($5 / $19):

    • To keep the account active beyond the 30 days, a manual renewal for an additional 30 days must be purchased before the deadline expires ($5 for evaluations / $19 for funded accounts).

    • The renewal can be processed directly in the Trader Dashboard via account management.

  • Automatic Expiration upon Non-Renewal:

    • If no active renewal is completed by paying the renewal fee before the end of the 30-day cycle, the account will expire and be permanently closed by the system.

Please note: For all accounts purchased on or after October 22, 2026, at 6:00 PM, all monthly renewal fees (subscription costs) are eliminated.*

  • Accounts are acquired via a one-time purchase fee with no recurring monthly costs.

  • Account Durations:

    • Evaluation Accounts (Challenges): The maximum duration is 90 days from the purchase date.

    • Instant Accounts (Funded Accounts): These accounts have no time limit and run indefinitely.

  • 8-Day Inactivity Rule:

    • At least one trade must be executed every 8 days (opening or closing).

    • Holding an open position over several days or weeks counts as active trading time. As long as a trade remains active in the market, the 8-day timer is paused. The timer only restarts once the account is completely flat (no open positions).

    • If the 8-day limit is exceeded without trading activity or an open position, the account will be permanently closed due to inactivity.

    • The duration is calculated strictly in calendar days. This means that weekends and public holidays are included.

    • It is not currently possible to temporarily pause your subscription due to travel or illness. We are working on a solution for this.

(Valid for all accounts purchased on or after October 22, 2026, at 6:00 PM)

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