You will find all information related to our Endurance Challenge and our Endurance Hantec Trader Account.
Profit Target - 6% / 6% / 6%
This is the required profit in order to pass the Endurance Challenge. Your balance must have a 6% increase over starting balance with no open positions to pass Stage 1, to pass Stage 2 you need to achieve 6% and the final Stage an extra 6%. There is no profit target in the Endurance Hantec Trader account.
Maximum Daily Loss - 4%
You may not lose more than 4% of your account per day.
At 00:00 Server time, your daily loss limit is calculated for the next day based on the higher of your balance or equity.
Examples:
| End of day Balance | End of day Equity | Permitted Daily Loss | Permitted Loss Level |
| $100,000 | $100,000 | $4,000 | $96,000 |
| $105,000 | $103,000 | $4,200 | $100,800 |
| $105,000 | $107,000 | $4,280 | $102,720 |
Maximum Total Loss - 8%
You may not lose more than 8% of your account in total. This is based on your starting balance and will remain static for the lifetime of the account.
Hold Over Weekends - Allowed
Holding over the weekend is permitted on both Challenge and Hantec Trader accounts.
Please be aware of the risks associated with weekend holding. Markets may experience gaps over the weekend and typically liquidity is thinner when markets open for the week causing spreads to be wider than usual. We advise you to manage risk more cautiously during these times.
Minimum Trading Period - 3 days
Each stage requires a minimum of 3 trading days. Any day in which a new trade is opened counts towards the minimum trading days requirement.
Maximum Trading Period - None
There is no maximum trading period for the Endurance Challenge.
News Trading
There is no restrictions during the Challenge phase.
For Hantec Trader Accounts, you cannot open or close trades 3 minutes before or after red folder news events as per Forex Factory.
Maximum Open Risk
There is no restrictions during the Challenge phase.
For Hantec Trader Accounts, your total open exposure — meaning the combined floating loss across one or multiple open positions — must not exceed 3% of your starting balance at any time. If your floating (unrealized) loss goes beyond this level, it will result in a hard breach of your account.
Example: If your starting balance is $50,000, your maximum allowable open loss is $1,500 (3%). If you have two open trades with a combined floating loss of $1,800, you would be in violation, as your exposure has reached 3.6% of the starting balance.
Inactivity - 30 days
At least one trade should be placed every 30 days. If no trade is placed, this will constitute a hard breach and your account will be deactivated.
Was this article helpful?
That’s Great!
Thank you for your feedback
Sorry! We couldn't be helpful
Thank you for your feedback
Feedback sent
We appreciate your effort and will try to fix the article