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Every Earn2Trade evaluation, with virtual balance, profit goal, drawdown, daily loss limit and contract cap. The firm sells two single phase programs, 1 Step (Trader Career Path) and 1 Step (Gauntlet Mini), both billed as a monthly subscription until they are passed.
Checked against Earn2Trade on 29 July 2026
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Both programs are single phase. 1 Step (Trader Career Path) runs at $25,000, $50,000 and $100,000 with profit goals of $1,750, $3,000 and $6,000. 1 Step (Gauntlet Mini) runs at $50,000, $100,000, $150,000 and $200,000 with goals of $3,000, $6,000, $9,000 and $11,000. Only the Trader Career Path carries a growth plan to larger funded accounts.
The maximum loss limit is an end of day drawdown on evaluation accounts. The minimum account balance is recalculated after the market close from that day's closing balance, rises one dollar for every dollar of profit, and stops rising once it reaches the starting balance. Open losses still count in real time, so a floating position that takes the account below the minimum balance ends the attempt. It is $1,500 on $25,000, $2,000 on $50,000, $3,500 on $100,000, $4,500 on $150,000 and $6,000 on $200,000.
The daily loss limit is measured on open and closed profit and loss including commissions, and the trading day runs 5:00 pm to 5:00 pm Central Time from the balance the day started with. Touching it is a hard fail rather than a lockout, even on an unclosed position. It is $550 on $25,000, $1,100 on $50,000, $2,200 on $100,000, $3,300 on $150,000 and $4,400 on $200,000.
There is no time limit. The subscription rebills every 30 days until the evaluation is passed. The firm's marketing cards state there are no minimum trading days, while the help centre states the 30% consistency rule means at least four profitable trading days are needed in practice. Earn2Trade publishes no inactivity rule.
1 Step (Trader Career Path) starts smaller at $25,000, includes a free reset after every monthly rebill, and carries a growth plan to larger funded accounts. 1 Step (Gauntlet Mini) starts at $50,000, reaches $200,000 in one step and has no growth plan beyond the funded size. The rules, drawdown and consistency requirement are otherwise the same.
No. Both programs are monthly subscriptions that rebill every 30 days until the evaluation is passed. A reminder is sent three days before each bill, and after three failed collection attempts the account is cancelled.
Evaluation accounts use an end of day drawdown. The minimum account balance is recalculated after the market close from that day's closing balance, rises with profit and locks once it reaches the starting balance. Funded LiveSim accounts also use end of day, Live accounts use a trailing drawdown on open and closed equity, and the Trader Career Path $200,000 and $400,000 steps use a fixed drawdown at $194,000 and $388,000.
No single trading day may account for 30% or more of total profit and loss. It applies to both evaluations and not to LiveSim or Live accounts. It is not a fail: it means more profitable days are needed until the best day falls below the threshold. The firm gives the formula as best day divided by 0.3, so a $1,200 best day requires $4,000 of total profit.
Only the Trader Career Path scales. From TCP25 the ladder runs $25,000 to $50,000 to $100,000 to $200,000. TCP50 can reach $400,000 and TCP100 runs $150,000 then $200,000 then $400,000. Only TCP50 and TCP100 are eligible for the $400,000 account. The Gauntlet Mini has no growth plan.
Up to 5 evaluation accounts at once, all under one email and one dashboard. Funded accounts are capped at 3 in total, either 3 LiveSim accounts or 2 LiveSim and 1 Live, and only one may be Live. Hedging between those accounts is forbidden and the prop firms provide no leader and follower system.
