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FundingPips Challenge Overview

FundingPips runs paid evaluation challenges that, once passed, unlock a funded account with a profit split. Canadian traders can pick from 1-Step, 2-Step and the no-evaluation Zero model.

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The FundingPips challenge is a paid evaluation you must pass to earn a funded trading account. According to FundingPips, you can choose a 1-Step model (single phase, 10% target, 6% max drawdown), a 2-Step model (Standard 8%/5%, or the cheaper Pro 6%/6%), or the Zero model, which funds you instantly with no evaluation phase. There is no time limit and no consistency rule during evaluation. Trading CFDs and prop challenges carries real risk of loss; confirm current terms before buying.

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FundingPips Challenge Models Compared

ModelProfit TargetMax DrawdownDaily LossMin Trading Days
1-Step10% (single phase)6% static3%3 days
2-Step StandardP1 8% / P2 5%10% per phase5%3 days/phase
2-Step Pro6% / 6%6% per phase3%~1 day/phase
Zero (instant)None (no evaluation)~5% trailing3%No minimum

Frequently asked questions

How much does a FundingPips challenge cost?
Fees start from about $29 for the 2-Step Pro at a $5,000 account size, with 2-Step Standard $5K from ~$36 and 1-Step $5K from ~$59. Account sizes run from $5,000 up to $200,000; confirm current pricing with FundingPips as promotions change.
Is there a time limit on the FundingPips challenge?
No. According to FundingPips, there is no time limit on any challenge or phase. The only activity requirement is placing at least one trade every 30 days to avoid an inactivity breach.
Does the FundingPips challenge have a consistency rule?
There is no consistency rule during the evaluation itself — you can make all your profit in a single day and still pass, as long as you meet the minimum trading days. A consistency requirement only applies later on certain funded payout cycles.

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