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Take Profit Trader Challenge Pass Simulator
See how your strategy handles a prop firm challenge. Explore how your risk per trade changes simulated outcomes.
One strategy. Thousands of possible outcomes.
See how often your inputs reach the target, which limits end the run, and what a change in risk could do.
Listed Take Profit Trader account values
The source values in our current listing, before any changes you make above. Listing updated 13 May 2026. Loss amounts do not specify the complete drawdown calculation.
| Account | Profit target | Daily loss | Maximum loss |
|---|---|---|---|
| $25K · 1-Step | 1500 | N/A | 1500 |
| $50K · 1-Step | 3000 | N/A | 2000 |
| $75K · 1-Step | 4500 | N/A | 2500 |
| $100K · 1-Step | 6000 | N/A | 3000 |
| $150K · 1-Step | 9000 | N/A | 4500 |
How to read your simulation
What does the simulated pass rate mean?
It is the share of simulated attempts that reach every phase target before a modeled loss limit or the simulation horizon. Trades are independent, with the same win rate, reward-to-risk ratio and risk amount throughout. It describes those assumptions, not your real probability of passing a firm's evaluation.
Which firm rules does the simulator use?
Listed account data supplies the profit targets and loss allowances. You choose and confirm the drawdown and daily-loss model, with optional minimum-day and consistency assumptions. An amount alone does not establish how a firm calculates its limit. The simulator does not verify trading restrictions or every account condition; check the current terms for your account.
Does it include open trades and trading costs?
The model checks completed trade outcomes and can deduct a fixed cost per trade that you enter. It does not simulate intratrade equity, open-position exposure or variable spreads, swaps and slippage. A real account can breach an equity-based rule even when the simulated closed-trade path stays above its limit.
How do multiple phases and unfinished attempts work?
Each phase starts from its initial balance with fresh loss buffers. Targets are checked at the end of each simulated trading day; trades continue for that day even if a target is reached earlier. An attempt passes only after completing every modeled phase. A phase still running at its configured day limit makes the attempt incomplete. This horizon applies per phase and is a modeling choice, not a claim about the firm's time limit.