To demonstrate consistency, a minimum of 2 trading days is required to pass the evaluation.

A trading day refers to a day when at least one trade is executed (opening or closing a position) to participate in the market. Modifying the stop loss or take profit on a trade or placing a pending order on any day doesn't count as a trading day.

While there are no restrictions on the maximum number of trading days to complete the trading challenge for your account, any account showing an inactivity period of 30 calendar days will be suspended.

A trading day refers to a day when at least one trade is executed (opening or closing a position) to participate in the market. Modifying the stop loss or take profit on a trade or placing a pending order on any day doesn't count as a trading day.

The Profit Target is a predetermined level of gains a trader aims to achieve within a specific timeframe. It helps in setting clear objectives, managing risk, and evaluating performance.

In 1 Step pro accounts, traders need to earn a profit equal to 10% of the initial account balance.

For example, a trader starting with an initial account balance of $100,000 must aim for a profit of $10,000, ensuring compliance with drawdown rules, to access the Hola Prime account.

Max Daily Loss is the maximum amount of money a trader is allowed to lose in a day. If at any point in time, the account's losses (on both closed or opened trades) exceed this limit, the account will be suspended.

The Maximum Daily Loss limit is set at 3% of the previous day's closing balance.

For instance, if your account's closing balance on the previous day was $100,000, the maximum daily loss limit for the day would be 3% of $100,000. So during the day if you make profit of $5,000, your allowed loss for the day shall be (100,000*3% + $5,000) = $8,000.

The Maximum Overall Loss Limit is the amount your account's equity or balance can't go below. If at any point in time, the account's losses (on both opened or closed trades) exceed this limit, the account will be permanently suspended. This helps to manage risk and ensure responsible trading practices.

The maximum loss must not exceed 6% of the initial balance.

For instance, if a trader starts with an initial balance of $100,000, the maximum loss in the account must not exceed $6,000 (6% of $100,000).

Leverage denotes the maximum leverage a trader can use for an account. Leverage allows traders to control a larger position with a smaller amount of capital. For example, a leverage of 100:1 means that for every $1 in the trader's account, they can control $100 in the market.

The rewards split represents the percentage of rewards that a trader can retain after completing the challenge successfully. When purchasing the plan, traders get the choice to select a payout cycle of their choice.

The available payout cycles are weekly (65%), bi-weekly (80%), or monthly (95%). Payouts will be processed according to the selected cycle.

Weekly payouts entitle the trader to a 65% reward split of simulated profits. Bi-weekly payouts entitle the trader to a 80% reward split of simulated profits. Monthly payouts entitle the trader to a 95% reward split of simulated profits.

Once the payout cycle is selected, it cannot be changed.

Minimum Trading Days refers to the least number of days a trader must actively trade to complete a trading challenge. This ensures that the trader is consistently participating in the market over a specified period rather than making quick trades to meet the challenge requirements hastily.

A trading day refers to a day when at least one trade is executed (opening or closing a position) to participate in the market. Modifying the stop loss or take profit on a trade or placing a pending order on any day doesn’t count as a trading day.

Traders must engage in trading activities for a minimum of 2 trading days each during Phase 1 and Phase 2.

While there are no restrictions on the maximum number of trading days to complete the trading challenge for your account, any account showing an inactivity period of 30 calendar days will be suspended.

A trading day refers to a day when at least one trade is executed (opening or closing a position) to participate in the market. Modifying the stop loss or take profit on a trade or placing a pending order on any day doesn’t count as a trading day.

The Profit Target is a predetermined level of gains a trader aims to achieve within a specific timeframe. It helps in setting clear objectives, managing risk, and evaluating performance.

In Phase 1, traders need to earn a profit equal to 8% of the initial account balance. Moving to Phase 2, the target decreases to just 5% based on the initial account balance.

For instance, if a trader begins with $100,000, they should aim for $8,000 profit in Phase 1 and $5,000 profit in Phase 2.

Max Daily Loss is the maximum amount of money a trader is allowed to lose in a day. If at any point in time, the account's losses (on both closed or opened trades) exceed this limit, the account will be suspended.

The Maximum Daily Loss limit is set at 5% of the previous day's closing balance.

For instance, if your account's closing balance on the previous day was $100,000, the maximum daily loss limit for the day would be 5% of $100,000. So during the day if you make profit of $5,000, your allowed loss for the day shall be (100,000*5% + $5,000) = $10,000.

The Maximum Overall Loss Limit is the amount your account's equity or balance can't go below.If at any point in time, the account's losses (on both opened or closed trades) exceed this limit, the account will be permanently suspended. This helps to manage risk and ensure responsible trading practices.

The maximum loss must not exceed 8% of the initial balance.

For instance, if a trader starts with an initial balance of $100,000, the maximum loss in the account must not exceed $8,000 (8% of $100,000).

Leverage denotes the maximum leverage a trader can use for an account. Leverage allows traders to control a larger position with a smaller amount of capital. For example, a leverage of 100:1 means that for every $1 in the trader's account, they can control $100 in the market.

The rewards split represents the percentage of rewards that a trader can retain after completing the challenge successfully. When purchasing the plan, traders get the choice to select a payout cycle of their choice.

The available payout cycles are weekly (65%), bi-weekly (80%), or monthly (95%). Payouts will be processed according to the selected cycle.

Weekly payouts entitle the trader to a 65% reward split of simulated profits. Bi-weekly payouts entitle the trader to a 80% reward split of simulated profits. Monthly payouts entitle the trader to a 95% reward split of simulated profits.

Once the payout cycle is selected, it cannot be changed.

To demonstrate consistency, a minimum of 2 trading days is required to pass the evaluation.

A trading day refers to a day when at least one trade is executed (opening or closing a position) to participate in the market. Modifying the stop loss or take profit on a trade or placing a pending order on any day doesn’t count as a trading day.

While there are no restrictions on the maximum number of trading days to complete the trading challenge for your account, any account showing an inactivity period of 30 calendar days will be suspended.

A trading day refers to a day when at least one trade is executed (opening or closing a position) to participate in the market. Modifying the stop loss or take profit on a trade or placing a pending order on any day doesn’t count as a trading day.

The Profit Target is a predetermined level of gains a trader aims to achieve within a specific timeframe. It helps in setting clear objectives, managing risk, and evaluating performance.

In 1 Step prime accounts, traders need to earn a profit equal to 10% of the initial account balance.

For example, a trader starting with an initial account balance of $100,000 must aim for a profit of $10,000, ensuring compliance with drawdown rules, to access the Hola Prime account.

Max Daily Loss is the maximum amount of money a trader is allowed to lose in a day. If at any point in time, the account's losses (on both closed or opened trades) exceed this limit, the account will be suspended.

The Maximum Daily Loss limit is set at 3% of the previous day's closing balance.

For instance, if your account's closing balance on the previous day was $100,000, the maximum daily loss limit for the day would be 3% of $100,000. So during the day if you make profit of $5,000, your allowed loss for the day shall be (100,000*3% + $5,000) = $8,000.

The Maximum Overall Loss Limit is the amount your account's equity or balance can't go below. If at any point in time, the account's losses (on both opened or closed trades) exceed this limit, the account will be permanently suspended. This helps to manage risk and ensure responsible trading practices.

The maximum loss must not exceed 6% of the initial balance.

For instance, if a trader starts with an initial balance of $100,000, the maximum loss in the account must not exceed $6,000 (6% of $100,000).

Leverage denotes the maximum leverage a trader can use for an account. Leverage allows traders to control a larger position with a smaller amount of capital. For example, a leverage of 30:1 means that for every $1 in the trader's account, they can control $30 in the market.

The rewards split represents the percentage of rewards that a trader can retain after completing the challenge successfully. When purchasing the plan, traders get the choice to select a payout cycle of their choice.

The available payout cycles are weekly (65%), bi-weekly (80%), or monthly (95%). Payouts will be processed according to the selected cycle.

Weekly payouts entitle the trader to a 65% reward split of simulated profits. Bi-weekly payouts entitle the trader to a 80% reward split of simulated profits. Monthly payouts entitle the trader to a 95% reward split of simulated profits.

Once the payout cycle is selected, it cannot be changed.

To demonstrate consistency, a minimum of 3 trading days is required to pass the evaluation.

A trading day refers to a day when at least one trade is executed (opening or closing a position) to participate in the market. Modifying the stop loss or take profit on a trade or placing a pending order on any day doesn’t count as a trading day.

Traders must engage in trading activities for a minimum of 3 trading days during both Phase 1 and Phase 2.

While there are no restrictions on the maximum number of trading days to complete the trading challenge for your account, any account showing an inactivity period of 30 calendar days will be suspended.

A trading day refers to a day when at least one trade is executed (opening or closing a position) to participate in the market. Modifying the stop loss or take profit on a trade or placing a pending order on any day doesn’t count as a trading day.

The Profit Target is a predetermined level of gains a trader aims to achieve within a specific timeframe. It helps in setting clear objectives, managing risk, and evaluating performance.

In Phase 1, traders need to earn a profit equal to 8% of the initial account balance. Moving to Phase 2, the target decreases to just 5% based on the initial account balance.

For instance, if a trader begins with $100,000, they should aim for $8,000 profit in Phase 1 and $5,000 profit in Phase 2.

Max Daily Loss is the maximum amount of money a trader is allowed to lose in a day. If at any point in time, the account's losses (on both closed or opened trades) exceed this limit, the account will be suspended.

The Maximum Daily Loss limit is set at 5% of the previous day's closing balance.

For instance, if your account's closing balance on the previous day was $100,000, the maximum daily loss limit for the day would be 5% of $100,000. So during the day if you make profit of $5,000, your allowed loss for the day shall be (100,000*5% + $5,000) = $10,000.

The Maximum Overall Loss Limit is the amount your account's equity or balance can't go below. If at any point, the account's losses (on both opened or closed trades) exceed this limit, the account will be permanently suspended. This helps to manage risk and ensure responsible trading practices.

The maximum loss must not exceed 8% of the initial balance.

For instance, if a trader starts with an initial balance of $100,000, the maximum loss in the account must not exceed $8,000 (8% of $100,000).

Leverage denotes the maximum leverage a trader can use for an account. Leverage allows traders to control a larger position with a smaller amount of capital. For example, a leverage of 30:1 means that for every $1 in the trader's account, they can control $30 in the market.

The rewards split represents the percentage of rewards that a trader can retain after completing the challenge successfully. When purchasing the plan, traders get the choice to select a payout cycle of their choice.

The available payout cycles are weekly (65%), bi-weekly (80%), or monthly (95%). Payouts will be processed according to the selected cycle.

Weekly payouts entitle the trader to a 65% reward split of simulated profits. Bi-weekly payouts entitle the trader to a 80% reward split of simulated profits. Monthly payouts entitle the trader to a 95% reward split of simulated profits.

Once the payout cycle is selected, it cannot be changed.

There is no requirement of minimum trading days. Get immediate access to your Hola Prime Account and start earning from Day 1.

While there are no restrictions on the maximum number of trading days to complete the trading challenge for your account, any account showing an inactivity period of 30 calendar days will be suspended.

A trading day refers to a day when at least one trade is executed (opening or closing a position) to participate in the market. Modifying the stop loss or take profit on a trade or placing a pending order on any day doesn’t count as a trading day.

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Max. Daily Loss is the maximum amount of money a trader is allowed to lose in a day. If at any point in time, the account's losses (on both closed or opened trades) exceed this limit, the account will be suspended.

The Maximum Daily Loss limit is set at 3% of the previous day's closing balance.

For instance, if your account's closing balance on the previous day was $100,000, the maximum daily loss limit for the day would be 3% of $100,000. So during the day if you make profit of $5,000, your allowed loss for the day shall be (100,000*3% + $5,000) = $8,000.

The Maximum Trailing Drawdown is the amount your account's equity or balance can't go below. It is set at 5% of the initial balance. This 5% trails the High Water Mark until the trader reaches 5% profits in the account. Once they have achieved 5% profit in the account the max trailing locks in at the starting balance, and no longer trails the account.

Example 1: If you start with a $100,000 account balance your max trailing drawdown will be at 5% ($5,000). This means that your account should not go below $95,000 in equity at any given time.

Example 2: Starting Balance= $100,000 If your account balance reaches $102,000 (High Water Mark), your max trailing drawdown will be at $97,000 ($102,000-5% of Initial Balance: $ 5,000). This means your account should never go below $97,000 in equity or balance at any given time.
However, let's say you close a trade with $1,000 loss and your account balance reaches $101,000, your max trailing drawdown will still be at $97,000 (High Water Mark: $ 102,000- 5% of Initial Balance: $5,000). This means your account should never go below $97,000 in equity or balance at any given time.

Example 3: Starting Balance= $100,000 If your account balance reaches anything above $105,000 i.e. there is growth of 5% in the account, your max trailing drawdown will be locked in at $100,000. This means your account should never go below $100,000 in equity or balance at any given time.

Leverage denotes the maximum leverage a trader can use for an account. Leverage allows traders to control a larger position with a smaller amount of capital. For example, a leverage of 30:1 means that for every $1 in the trader's account, they can control $30 in the market.

The rewards split represents the percentage of rewards that a trader can retain.

When purchasing the account, traders get the choice to select the reward share of their choice. The available payout cycle is bi-weekly and the trader is entitled to 80% reward.

The trader has the option to increase the reward up to 90% with add-on.