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Flash 7.77

$25K account 1 Step One-time payment

The challenge

Account size$25K
Evaluation1 Step
Profit split80%
Activation fee$172.23
Target Profit target Max daily loss Max drawdown
Evaluation 5% 3% 5%
Notes

Flash 7.77 $25K simulated account. A $7.77 entry fee today with the balance due only on passing. One evaluation phase at a 5% profit target, a 3% daily loss limit and a 5% static overall loss limit. Once funded the drawdown trails by 5% and locks at the starting balance after a 5% gain. Flat 80% profit split with no add-ons. Funded best day capped at 20% of total profit.

Payout rules

First payout14 days
Frequency14 days minimum
Processing timeUp to 24 Hours
Profit split80% base (90% with add-on; Instant 90%)
On demandNo
Min. withdrawal$100
ConsistencyBest day at most 35% of total profit on 1-Step and 2-Step, 20% on Flash, 25% on Instant
Min. trading days0
Fee refunded on 1st payoutNo
Payout methods
RiseCrypto

The 1-Step and 2-Step challenge fee is refunded after the trader's fourth payout; passing the evaluation or receiving the first payout does not trigger it, and Flash and Instant do not include it. Payouts settle all eligible profit, reset the balance and re-arm any trailing drawdown; partial withdrawals are not available. The minimum payout is $100. Rewards are paid in cryptocurrency (USDT or USDC) or through Rise, and the firm also describes bank transfer as an option, typically within one business day of approval.

Trading rules

News trading
Weekend holding
Overnight holding
EAs / automation
Copy trading
Hedging
Scalping
Max leverage1:100 on 2-Step evaluation, 1:50 once funded; 1:30 on 1-Step, Flash and Instant. Gold, indices and oil 1:10; crypto 1:2.
Challenge time limitNo time limit on any evaluation route.
Stop lossNot required
Inactivity ruleAn account or evaluation that remains inactive for six months may be terminated on notice to the registered email, without refund.

Rules differ by product and by stage. Evaluation accounts have no consistency rule; funded accounts do. Flash switches from static evaluation drawdown to trailing funded drawdown.