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What Is the Structure of the Atlas Funded Evaluation?

The Atlas Funded evaluation consists of either a one-phase or two-phase process, depending on the option you choose.

Updated over 2 months ago

What Is the Structure of the Atlas Funded Evaluation?

These evaluations are designed to assess a trader’s risk management, consistency, and ability to generate profits before receiving a funded account.

Two-Phase Evaluation (Standard Process)

The two-phase evaluation includes Phase 1 and Phase 2, each with specific profit targets and drawdown rules:

Phase 1

  • Profit Target: 8%

  • Minimum Trading Days: 5 days

  • Daily Drawdown Limit: 5% (Atlas Trader & Atlas Plus), 3% (Atlas Express)

  • Total Drawdown Limit: 10% (Atlas Trader), 8% (Atlas Plus), 7% (Atlas Express)

Phase 2

  • Profit Target: 4%

  • Minimum Trading Days: 5 days

  • Drawdown Limits: Same as Phase 1

Once a trader successfully meets the profit target and follows all risk parameters, they receive a funded account.

One-Phase Evaluation (Atlas Express)

For traders looking for a faster route to funding, the Atlas Express evaluation consists of a single phase:

  • Profit Target: 10%

  • Minimum Trading Days: 5 days

  • Daily Drawdown Limit: 3%

  • Total Drawdown Limit: 7%

Upon completing the one-phase evaluation, traders are immediately funded, skipping Phase 2.

Why Choose Atlas Funded’s Evaluation?

  • No time pressure – Traders can take their time to meet profit targets.

  • Realistic risk parameters – Drawdown limits ensure responsible trading.

  • Flexible evaluation options – Choose between a one-phase or two-phase structure based on your trading style and goals.

The Atlas Funded evaluation is structured to provide traders with a fair, achievable path to funding, ensuring they can trade responsibly and profitably before managing larger capital.

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