Fast Track Funded Trading Evaluation
The lowest-cost path to a funded futures account. 10K balance, two drawdown styles (EOD or Static), no daily loss limit, one free month of funded activation included.
Do you want the opportunity to earn nearly 40 times more than what you spend, while receiving one free month of funded activation? Look no further than our Fast Track plans, which allow you to refine your edge, maintain low upfront cost, and have a high upside.
- Trader level
- Intermediate
- Min trading days (eval)
- 3
- Min qualified days (1st payout)
- 8
- Profit split
- Up to 100%
- Max withdrawal / payout cycle
- Up to $1,500
What is the Fast Track evaluation?
Fast Track is the cheapest entry point into ETF's funded account program. You pay a small evaluation fee, trade a 10K balance toward a $2,000 profit target, and after at least 3 trading days without breaching your drawdown, you activate a funded account. The first month of funded activation is included in the Fast Track price.
The plan is built for traders who want to refine an edge cheaply before scaling into a larger account. The position cap is the tightest in the ETF lineup (1 mini or 10 micros), which is the point: keep upfront cost low, keep risk small, and prove the strategy works before you size up.
Two drawdown variants are sold under the same name. The EOD variant uses an end-of-day trailing floor. The Static variant uses a $500 fixed floor that never moves. Pick the one that matches the way you trade.
Single 10K account size.
EOD trailing or Static fixed floor.
Reach it to pass the evaluation.
Fast Track EOD vs Fast Track Static
Both variants share the same 10K balance, $500 drawdown, $2,000 profit target, and 1-mini position cap. The only difference is when the floor moves.
| Rule | Fast Track EOD | Fast Track Static |
|---|---|---|
| Drawdown behavior | Trails at session close, so only realized profit moves the floor. | Fixed at $500 from day one. It never moves. |
| When the floor moves | At end of session, based on closed P&L. Open profit ignored intraday. | Never. Every dollar of profit becomes permanent cushion. |
| Best for which trader? | Traders who scale into winners and want intraday volatility to wash out. | Conservative traders who want one fixed number to plan risk against. |
| Profit target | $2,000 (same across variants). | $2,000 (same across variants). |
The Static variant costs a little more upfront because the fixed floor is friendlier to discretionary traders who scale into winners. The EOD variant is the cheapest way into a funded account, full stop.
What you'll like, and what to watch out for
The same pros and cons we show on the homepage plan picker, in one place.
Pros
- Pass your eval in as few as 3 trading days (vs the standard 5)
- Encourages early profit protection
- Encourages risk management
- Promotes consistency over aggressive trading
- Generous max drawdown percentage
- Monthly qualification fee partially covered
Cons
- Risk of early failure
- Pressure to maintain account highs
- Requires constant account monitoring
- Difficult to manage drawdown in volatile market conditions
Fast Track variants
Two flavors of the same 10K Fast Track evaluation. Pick the drawdown style that suits the way you trade.
10K Fast Track EOD
- Balance
- $10,000
- Drawdown
- $500 EOD trailing
- Daily loss limit
- None
- Profit target
- $2,000
- Max position
- 1 mini or 10 micros
10K Fast Track Static
- Balance
- $10,000
- Drawdown
- $500 fixed
- Daily loss limit
- None
- Profit target
- $2,000
- Max position
- 1 mini or 10 micros
Evaluations are billed monthly. Repeat traders can lower the cost further through the rewards program. Check the live evaluations page for current pricing and active promotions.
How the Fast Track plan works
The rules below apply across both Fast Track variants. They are designed to keep upfront cost low while still requiring a real trading edge to pass.
Two drawdown variants
Pick the 10K EOD variant (end-of-day trailing) or the 10K Static variant (fixed-dollar floor). Same balance and same target, with a different drawdown rule.
The variant you pick is the only loss limit on the account.
How the loss limit worksNo daily loss limit
Fast Track does not impose a separate per-day cap. You are governed only by the drawdown style you picked.
Breach the drawdown floor and the evaluation ends.
How the loss limit worksOne free month of funded activation
The first month of funded activation is included in the Fast Track price, so the upfront cost of getting paid is partially covered.
Month one of funded activation is on the house.
View Fast Track details3 trading day minimum
Pass after a minimum of 3 trading days plus reaching the $2,000 profit target. The One Day to Pass add-on is not available on Fast Track.
A valid trade each calendar week keeps the account active.
Login and weekly-trade policyNo resets: start a new evaluation
Fast Track evaluations cannot be reset. If you breach the drawdown, you purchase a new evaluation to try again. Reward points you have earned can offset the cost of the new account.
No reset path on the eval; buy a fresh evaluation to retry.
View Fast Track detailsPosition cap: 1 mini / 10 micros
Fast Track accounts are 10K balances with a single-mini cap (or 10 micros). Going over the cap fails the account. This is the tightest position cap in the ETF lineup.
Exceeding the cap fails the account.
How maximum positions workFlatten one minute before close
All trades must be closed one minute before market close on the instrument you are trading.
Open positions into the close are not allowed.
View Fast Track detailsSafety net for payouts
Earn realized profits equal to your max drawdown + $100, and the drawdown is permanently removed for payout eligibility.
Hit drawdown + $100 in profit to clear the floor.
Safety net requirementsFull rules, including payout cycles, Active Trade Days, position limits, hedging restrictions, and LIVE ELITE transition criteria, are documented in the Fast Track Plan help article.
Worked example: passing a 10K Fast Track Static
Your starting balance is $10,000, your fixed drawdown is $500, and your profit target is $2,000.
- Your account can never close at or below $9,500. That floor is set on day one and never moves, even if you grow the account to $11,500.
- You trade with the 1-mini cap for several days and reach $11,500. Your floor is still $9,500, so you now have $2,000 of cushion beneath you, not $500.
- You hit the $2,000 profit target at a $12,000 balance on or after your third trading day. The evaluation is passed.
- You activate your funded account, the first month of activation is included in the Fast Track price, and you start earning payouts from realized profits.
The math that makes Fast Track interesting is upfront cost vs funded upside: a sub-$100 evaluation against payouts that can run into the thousands once you are activated. It is not a guarantee. It is the cheapest way to test whether your edge is real.
Is Fast Track right for you?
Quick decision guide
- Want the cheapest entry? Choose the EOD variant. It is the lowest-cost test of a strategy if you are comfortable with the 1-mini position cap.
- Want a fixed floor that never moves? Choose the Static variant, or step up to the static drawdown plan when you want more size on a fixed floor.
- Need more size or a daily loss limit? See the 1 Step evaluation or the End of Day evaluation instead.
Frequently asked questions
The cheapest way to a funded account.
Browse Fast Track evaluations and pick the drawdown style that matches the way you trade. Both variants come with one free month of funded activation.
Browse Fast Track evaluationsAccount sizes and risk parameters are subject to change.
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