Trading Rules
Minimum Trading Days
Definition
The minimum number of days a trader must actively trade during an evaluation or before requesting a payout.
How It Works
Many prop firms require traders to trade for a minimum number of days (typically 3-10 days) during each evaluation phase and/or before each payout. This rule prevents traders from passing a challenge with one lucky trade and ensures consistent performance.
A "trading day" usually means placing at least one trade that day. Some firms have eliminated minimum trading days entirely, allowing traders to pass in as few days as they want.
This is an important factor for traders with limited screen time or those using swing trading strategies.
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