Skip to main content
Carrot Funding
United Arab Emirates 4.3 (27)

2-Phase Challenge

$50K account 2 Steps One-time payment

The challenge

Account size$50K
Evaluation2 Steps
Profit split80%
Activation feeNone
Phase Profit target Max daily loss Max drawdown
Phase 1 $2,500 (5%) 5% of equity Recalculated at 00:00:00 UTC on that day's equity. 10% of starting balance
Phase 2 $4,000 (8%) 5% of equity Recalculated at 00:00:00 UTC on that day's equity. 10% of starting balance

Payout rules

FrequencyOn-demand
Processing timewithin 24 hours
Profit split80%
On demandYes
Min. withdrawal$100
Consistency1-Phase only: Best Day Score must be 50 or higher, meaning no single trading day represents more than 50% of total profits. No consistency requirement on the 2-Phase Challenge.
Min. trading days0
Fee refunded on 1st payoutNo
Payout methods
USDC

Full amount only, no partial payouts. All positions and pending orders must be closed before submitting a request. After a payout completes, the Maximum Loss and Maximum Daily Loss limits reset to their original values. Bank transfer is advertised as Coming Soon and is not yet available.

Trading rules

News trading
Weekend holding
EAs / automation
Copy trading
Hedging
Scalping
Max leverageUp to 5x per position, or the maximum Hyperliquid allows for that market if that is lower.
Min. trade durationNo Minimal Holding Time Rule.
Challenge time limitNo time limit Rule on either phase.
Stop lossNot required
Inactivity ruleNo Inactivity Rule.

The trading platform is the firm's own proprietary Carrot terminal (app.carrotfunding.io/terminal); no third-party platform such as MT4, MT5, cTrader or Match-Trader is offered, which is why platforms is listed under not_published. Hyperliquid is the on-chain execution venue, not a platform the trader logs into. Orders are routed A-book (on-chain via the vault) or B-book (internal) at the firm's sole discretion, with the trader labelled on their dashboard; the firm states P&L is identical either way. Traders pay standard Hyperliquid maker/taker fees and funding rates with no markup, and those fees count toward the loss limits.