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Trading days

What counts as a trading day, what makes a day qualifying on funded accounts, and how many you need.

A trading day is a UTC day (00:00 to 24:00) on which at least one trade was closed. Opening a trade does not create a day; it counts on the day it closes.

Evaluations

To pass a phase you need a minimum number of trading days on the account. Any trading day counts.

Program Minimum days per phase
1-Step 3
2-Step 3 in each phase
1-Step Pro, 2-Step Pro None
Access None

Funded accounts: qualifying days

To request a payout you need a number of days in the current payout cycle. On most programs a day only counts if it made enough profit. That is a qualifying day.

Qualifying day

Net closed profit that day ≥ Starting balance × minimum %

Program Days per payout cycle Each day must make
Instant Zero 5 ≥ 1% of starting balance
Instant Funded 5 ≥ 1%
1-Step 5 ≥ 0.5%
2-Step 5 ≥ 0.5%
Access 3 ≥ 0.5%
1-Step Pro, 2-Step Pro 3 Any closed trade
  • The profit is the day's net result from closed trades: winners minus losers.
  • Losing days don't reset your count. They simply don't add to it.
  • The count restarts after each payout. For your first payout it counts from when the account was created.
  • After a payout, "starting balance" means your balance after the payout, on the programs where the account is re-anchored.
Example · $50,000 Instant Zero
Day Net closed profit Qualifies (≥ $500)?
Mon +$820 Yes
Tue +$310 No
Wed −$400 No
Thu +$1,150 Yes
Fri +$505 Yes

Three of five so far. Two more qualifying days are needed this cycle.

The Min. trading days card on your Statistics page shows the dollar amount a day needs and your count so far.

Last reviewed 27 September 2026. Rules shown are read from the Atlas risk engine.