Rule Radar

 The maximum drawdown trails your account balance until the initial balance of $10,000, $50,000, $100,000, or $200,000 is reached. Once this level is reached, the drawdown remains fixed permanently.
 In Funding, the drawdown is adjusted to the starting balance after a Performance Reward payout and remains fixed at that level permanently.
 Example (100K Account)
 Starting balance: $100,000
 Max drawdown (6%): $6,000 → Initial max drawdown level: $94,000
 Day 1 (Profit)
 End-of-day equity: $102,000
 →New drawdown level: $96,000 ($102,000 - $6,000)
 Day 2 (Loss)
 End-of-day equity: $100,500
 →Drawdown level remains at: $96,000 (The limit does not move downward after losing days)
 Day 3 (Profit)
 End-of-day equity: $103,000
 →New drawdown level: $97,000 ($103,000 - $6,000)
 Important:
 The drawdown level only increases when a new equity high is reached and does not decrease after losing days.

 The maximum drawdown trails your account balance until the initial balance of $10,000, $50,000, $100,000, or $200,000 is reached. Once this level is reached, the drawdown remains fixed permanently.
 In Funding, the drawdown is adjusted to the starting balance after a Performance Reward payout and remains fixed at that level permanently.
 Phase 1: Before the limit freezes
 Drawdown is trailing first.
 - The drawdown amount stays fixed: 6% of starting balance
 - The drawdown limit sits 6% below your highest end-of-day equity
 - The limit only moves up
 - The limit never moves down
 Example: 100K account
 Starting balance: $100,000
 Max drawdown (6%): $6,000
 Initial drawdown limit: $94,000
 Day 1 (profit)
 End-of-day equity: $102,000
 New drawdown limit: $96,000 ($102,000 − $6,000)
 Day 2 (loss)
 End-of-day equity: $100,500
 Drawdown limit stays at $96,000
 It is not adjusted downward.
 Day 3 (profit)
 End-of-day equity: $103,000
 New drawdown limit: $97,000 ($103,000 − $6,000)
 Phase 2: After the first performance reward
 The first payout is capped at $1,500.
 After that, the drawdown limit is moved to the starting balance and freezes there.
 From that point:
 - Drawdown limit = starting balance
 - On a 100K account it stays at $100,000 permanently
 - The buffer is no longer 6% below current balance
 - Available buffer = current equity minus starting balance
 - That is simply the profit still left on the account after the payout
 If equity falls to or below starting balance, the account is closed.
 Example: 100K account after the first payout
 Equity before the payout is $103,000.
 You withdraw the maximum first payout of $1,500.
 - Equity after payout: $101,500
 - Drawdown limit: $100,000 (frozen at starting balance)
 - Available buffer: $1,500
 - Not $6,000. Not 6% of $101,500.
 If equity later rises to $106,000 with no further payout:
 - The limit stays at $100,000
 - Available buffer: $6,000
 After the first payout, the limit no longer trails upward.
 Quick comparison
 | Before the first payout | After the first payout
 Drawdown amount | 6% of starting balance | only the remaining profit
 Drawdown limit | highest EOD equity minus 6% | fixed at starting balance
 Limit moves up | yes | no
 Limit moves down | never | never
 First payout | not taken yet | maximum $1,500
 Account closes when | EOD equity is below the trailing limit | EOD equity is at or below starting balance
 Common mistakes
 Wrong: “My drawdown is always 6% below my current balance.”
 Right: That only applies before the limit is frozen, and only against the highest end-of-day equity.
 Wrong: Drawdown and drawdown limit are the same thing.
 Right: Drawdown is the distance. The limit is the equity level at which the account ends.
 Wrong: After the first payout I have $6,000 of room again because this is a 100K account.
 Right: After the payout you only have as much room as the profit left on the account.
 Wrong: The Challenge works differently.
 Right: The drawdown logic is the same in Challenge and Funded. A payout and the freeze to starting balance happen once the first withdrawal is made.
 The limits in your dashboard always take priority. Percentages and account sizes can differ by product line (Crypto/CFD or Futures).

 Crypto / CFD | FXCM / ByBit | Volumetrica IQC Trader | Yes*
 CFD | BlackBull / GBE | Meta Trader 5 | Yes*
 Futures | dxFeed prop | DeepCharts (+Web), Tradovate, TradingView, NinjaTrader | No
 *We explicitly point out that regular as well as unannounced maintenance work and updates may take place on the trading platforms and accounts. No guarantee or liability is assumed that existing swing trades will not be closed as a result of these technical processes.
 For technical reasons, cross-platform use of accounts is generally not possible. However, Futures accounts can be migrated to Tradovate under specific conditions, allowing the use of TradingView or NinjaTrader for order execution. Consequently, trading with a Futures or MetaTrader account via the IQC Trader platform is still not possible, nor is using a Crypto/CFD account on the ATAS, Quantower, or DeepCharts platforms.

 Crypto / CFD | FXCM / ByBit | Volumetrica IQC Trader | Yes*
 CFD | BlackBull / GBE | Meta Trader 5 | Yes*
 Futures | dxFeed prop | DeepCharts (+Web),ATAS,Quantower, Tradovate, TradingView, NinjaTrader | No
 *We explicitly point out that regular as well as unannounced maintenance work and updates may take place on the trading platforms and accounts. No guarantee or liability is assumed that existing swing trades will not be closed as a result of these technical processes.
 For technical reasons, cross-platform use of accounts is generally not possible. However, Futures accounts can be migrated to Tradovate under specific conditions, allowing the use of TradingView or NinjaTrader for order execution. Consequently, trading with a Futures or MetaTrader account via the IQC Trader platform is still not possible, nor is using a Crypto/CFD account on the ATAS, Quantower, or DeepCharts platforms.

 Trading during news events is allowed. However, it is recommended to apply proper risk management during periods of high volatility.
 Hedging (Opposing Positions)
 Hedging—holding both long and short positions in the same or correlated markets at the same time—is allowed.
 Own Expert Advisors (EAs)
 Self-developed EAs are allowed as long as they do not violate other rules (e.g. no arbitrage, no HFT, no latency exploitation). The trader must retain full access to the source code.

 Trading during news events is allowed. However, it is recommended to apply proper risk management during periods of high volatility.
 Hedging (Opposing Positions)
 Hedging—holding both long and short positions in the same or correlated markets at the same time—is allowed. To use hedging, your account must be set up as a hedging account. In hedge mode, each new order in the same direction creates a separate position with its own entry price, stop loss (SL), and take profit (TP). Positions can be managed individually or partially closed to optimize your trading strategy.
 Own Expert Advisors (EAs)
 Self-developed EAs are allowed as long as they do not violate other rules (e.g. no arbitrage, no HFT, no latency exploitation). The trader must retain full access to the source code.

 There are some very important differences to keep in mind. A subsequent exchange or transfer of accounts is not possible.
 Please make sure to select the correct option directly when purchasing a Challenge. Purchased accounts cannot be changed afterward.
 Account Type | DatenFeed | Platforms | 24/7
 Crypto / CFD | FXCM / ByBit | Volumetrica IQC Tradermobil: Volumetrica FX | Yes*
 CFD | BlackBull / GBE | Meta Trader 5mobil: MetaTrader 5 | Yes*
 Futures | dxFeed prop | DeepCharts (+Web)ATASQuantowermobil: Volumetrica Prop | No
 *We explicitly point out that regular as well as unannounced maintenance work and updates may take place on the trading platforms and accounts. No guarantee or liability is assumed that existing swing trades will not be closed as a result of these technical processes.
 For technical reasons, cross-platform use of accounts is not possible. Consequently, trading with a Futures or MetaTrader account via the IQC Trader platform is just as impossible as using a Crypto/CFD account on the ATAS, Quantower, or DeepCharts platforms.

 There are some very important differences to keep in mind. A subsequent exchange or transfer of accounts is not possible.
 Please make sure to select the correct option directly when purchasing a Challenge. Purchased accounts cannot be changed afterward. Additionally, Challenge accounts cannot be migrated to Tradovate, and only accounts with a Daily Loss Limit (not Max Position Loss) are eligible for Tradovate.
 Account Type | DatenFeed | Platforms | 24/7
 Crypto / CFD | FXCM / ByBit | Volumetrica IQC Trader | Yes*
 CFD | BlackBull / GBE | Meta Trader 5 | Yes*
 Futures | dxFeed prop | DeepCharts (+Web), Tradovate, TradingView, NinjaTrader | No
 *We explicitly point out that regular as well as unannounced maintenance work and updates may take place on the trading platforms and accounts. No guarantee or liability is assumed that existing swing trades will not be closed as a result of these technical processes.
 For technical reasons, cross-platform use of accounts is generally not possible. However, Futures accounts can be migrated to Tradovate under specific conditions, allowing the use of TradingView or NinjaTrader for order execution. Consequently, trading with a Futures or MetaTrader account via the IQC Trader platform is still not possible, nor is using a Crypto/CFD account on the ATAS, Quantower, or DeepCharts platforms.
 How to Connect TradingView and NinjaTrader with Tradovate
 - Connecting TradingView with Tradovate: Click on "Trade" in the top-right corner of TradingView and select "Tradovate." Log in using your Tradovate credentials.
 - Connecting NinjaTrader with Tradovate: Open the IQ Dashboard, select your Futures account, and follow the connection/login steps via Tradovate.

 Account: $50,000 → 0.5% risk = $250
 What happens in case of a rule violation?
 A violation results in a soft breach:
 - The position is automatically closed
 - The account remains active
 - Trading can continue immediately
 After the 3rd violation, a hard breach occurs and the account is closed.
 Purpose of this rule
 - Prevents excessive concentration in a single asset
· · ·
 - Encourages clean and professional risk management
 - Reflects realistic trading conditions in live markets
 Important! Trades in the individual markets are counted together as one position. Therefore, it is entirely possible that the maximum SL (Stop Loss) for a single trade has not yet been reached because another trade was still open in that market. A position can consist of multiple trades, and multiple trades always remain a single position.

 Account: $50,000 → 0.5% risk = $250
 What happens in case of a rule violation?
 A violation results in a soft breach: Even merely approaching or exceeding the limit on an open position can be considered a violation.
 - The position is automatically closed
 - The account remains active
 - Trading can continue immediately
 After the 3rd violation, a hard breach occurs and the account is closed. The maximum position loss is not reset. Fees and slippage may affect the limit.
 Purpose of this rule
 - Prevents excessive concentration in a single asset
· · ·
 - Encourages clean and professional risk management
 - Reflects realistic trading conditions in live markets
 Important! Trades in the individual markets are counted together as one position. Therefore, it is entirely possible that the maximum SL (Stop Loss) for a single trade has not yet been reached because another trade was still open in that market. A position can consist of multiple trades, and multiple trades always remain a single position. Allow for a safety margin below the 0.5% limit (e.g., 0.25%–0.4%) to account for slippage and widening spreads. In volatile markets such as the Nasdaq (NQ), it is recommended to trade smaller positions such as the Micro Nasdaq (MNQ). Two simultaneous trades share the $250 limit, so each trade may risk a maximum of $125.

 Why does this rule exist?
 The Max Position Loss rule ensures that your risk per market is strictly limited.
 Your maximum risk per market:
 - Challenge: 1% of account balance
· · ·
 Example (Evaluation)
 Account: $50,000 → 1% risk = $500
 Example (Funding)
 Account: $50,000 → 0.5% risk = $250
 What happens in case of a rule violation?
 A violation results in a soft breach:
· · ·
 - The account remains active
 - Trading can continue immediately
 After the 3rd violation, a hard breach occurs and the account is closed.
 Purpose of this rule
 - Prevents excessive concentration in a single asset
· · ·
 - Encourages clean and professional risk management
 - Reflects realistic trading conditions in live markets

 Why does this rule exist?
 The Max Position Loss rule ensures that your risk per market is strictly limited.
 The Maximum Position Loss rule applies to each position and includes all costs, such as slippage, spread, and fees. Multiple positions in the same market are considered together.
 Your maximum risk per market:
 - Challenge: 1% of account balance
· · ·
 Example (Evaluation)
 Account: $50,000 → 1% risk = $500
 It is recommended to build in a safety margin below the 1% limit to account for normal market fluctuations and trading costs.
 Example (Funding)
 Account: $50,000 → 0.5% risk = $250
 It is recommended to set the risk well below the 0.5% threshold to account for slippage and fees.
 What happens in case of a rule violation?
 A violation results in a soft breach:
· · ·
 - The account remains active
 - Trading can continue immediately
 A stop-loss does not guarantee a fixed execution price. Slippage and fees may cause the actual loss to exceed the limit.
 After the 3rd violation, a hard breach occurs and the account is closed.
 Market conditions such as high volatility or wide spreads increase the risk of triggering a rule violation.
 Purpose of this rule
 - Prevents excessive concentration in a single asset
· · ·
 - Encourages clean and professional risk management
 - Reflects realistic trading conditions in live markets
 Best Practices for Avoiding Rule Violations
 - Allow for a safety margin: Set your risk below the specified limit to account for slippage and fees.
 - Be mindful of market conditions: Avoid trading in volatile markets or during periods of wide spreads.
 - Regular Review: Monitor your positions and factor all costs into your risk management plan.
 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
 - Why doesn’t a stop-loss protect against a breach? A stop-loss does not guarantee a fixed execution price. Slippage and fees can increase the actual loss.
 - Are fees included in the calculation? Yes, all trading costs, such as fees and spreads, are included in the loss calculation.
 - Does the limit apply per account or per position? The limit is calculated per position, but multiple positions in the same market are aggregated.
 Differences from Other Risk Rules
 - Daily Loss Limit vs. Max Position Loss: The Daily Loss Limit monitors the maximum daily loss, while the Max Position Loss rule limits the loss per position. Both rules operate independently of each other.

 - There is no minimum profit requirement per trading day.
 When does a Trading Day end?
 The trading day ends daily at 5:15 PM (CT).
 Performance Rewards can be requested after the completion of the 10th active trading day.
 Drawdown adjustment after the first payout

 - There is no minimum profit requirement per trading day.
 When does a Trading Day end?
 The trading day ends daily at 11:15 PM (CTE Berlin).
 Performance Rewards can be requested after the completion of the 10th active trading day.
 Drawdown adjustment after the first payout

 - At least 1 active trading day
 - Must comply with the Scalping Rule
 - Maximum 1 violation of the daily loss limit
 A maximum of 5 payouts can be requested; after that, the account will be closed.
 What counts as an active trading day?
· · ·
 Profit Split Structure
 From the very first $1 in profit:
 - 90% goes to the trader
 - 10% goes to the company
 This provides a consistent 90/10 profit split with no tiered structure.
 Example
 If you generate $2,000 in total profit:
 - You request a 50% payout ($1,000)
 - The 90/10 split is applied to the payout amount.
 Result:
 - Trader: $900
 - Company: $100
 Payout methods
 Performance Rewards are available via:

 - At least 1 active trading day
 - Must comply with the Scalping Rule
 - Maximum one violation of the Daily Loss Limit (Futures)
 - Maximum 2 violations of the Maximum Position Loss (CFD/Crypto)
 A maximum of 5 payouts can be requested; after that, the account will be closed.
 What counts as an active trading day?
· · ·
 Profit Split Structure
 From the very first $1 in profit:
 - 80% goes to the trader
 - 20% goes to the company
 This provides a consistent 80/20 profit split with no tiered structure.
 Example
 If you generate $2,000 in total profit:
 - You request a 50% payout ($1,000)
 - The 80/20 split is applied to the payout amount.
 Result:
 - Trader: $800
 - Company: $200
 Payout methods
 Performance Rewards are available via:

 Consistency | None | None
 Max Position Size | 5 Minis / 50 Micros | 10 Minis / 100 Micros
 Extension Fee | $19 | $19
 Duration | 30 Days | 30 Days
 Max Accounts | 5 | 5
 *Reaching the Daily Loss Limit results in a hard breach, meaning the account is closed.
 Consistency & Profit Target
 The Rapid Futures Funded Account has no consistency and therefore no profit target.
· · ·
 Once you receive your first performance reward payout, the Max Drawdown is adjusted to the account's original starting balance of $50,000 or $100,000. From this point on, the drawdown level is fixed.
 Duration
 A Funded Account is valid for 30 days.
 You may manually extend it in the dashboard for an additional 30 days for $19.
 If no extension is purchased, access to the account will permanently expire.

 Consistency | None | None
 Max Position Size | 5 Minis / 50 Micros | 10 Minis / 100 Micros
 Max Payouts | 5x | 5x
 Max Accounts | 5 | 5
 *If the daily loss limit is reached, this will result in a soft breach the first time. The account will be closed on the second violation.
 Consistency & Profit Target
 The Rapid Futures Funded Account has no consistency and therefore no profit target.
· · ·
 Once you receive your first performance reward payout, the Max Drawdown is adjusted to the account's original starting balance of $50,000 or $100,000. From this point on, the drawdown level is fixed.
 Duration
 The Funded Account has no expiry date and does not need to be renewed.

 When can I request a Performance Reward?
 A Performance Reward can only be requested once all of the following conditions are met:
 - At least 3 active trading days
 - Achievement of the profit target (including the 40% consistency rule in funding)
 - Must comply with the Scalping Rule
 - Must not exceed two violations of the Maximum Position Loss Rule or one violation of the Daily Loss Limit
 What counts as an active trading day?
 - At least one trade has been placed.
 - There is no minimum profit requirement per trading day.
 When does a Trading Day end?
 The trading day ends daily at 5:15 PM (CT).
 Performance Rewards can be requested after the completion of the third active trading day.
 Drawdown adjustment after the first payout
 After the first Performance Reward, the End-of-Day (EOD) drawdown is adjusted to the starting balance and remains fixed at that level permanently.

 When can I request a Performance Reward?
 A Performance Reward can only be requested once all of the following conditions are met:
 - At least 1 active trading day
 - Must comply with the Scalping Rule
 - Maximum 1 violation of the daily loss limit
 A maximum of 5 payouts can be requested; after that, the account will be closed.
 What counts as an active trading day?
 - At least one trade has been placed.
 - There is no minimum profit requirement per trading day.
 When does a Trading Day end?
 The trading day ends daily at 10:45 PM (CTE Berlin). Performance rewards can be claimed after the first active trading day.
 Drawdown adjustment after the first payout
 After the first Performance Reward, the End-of-Day (EOD) drawdown is adjusted to the starting balance and remains fixed at that level permanently.

 The Rapid Futures Funded Account is the next stage after passing the challenge and allows you to trade under realistic conditions while qualifying for Rapid performance rewards.
 Are profits withdrawable?
 Yes, profits generated in the Funded Account can be paid out according to the performance reward structure.
 Rapid Futures Funded Account Sizes & Rules
 Rule | $50,000 Account | $100,000 Account
· · ·
 Daily Loss Limit (DLL) | $1,000* | $1,500*
 Max Position Loss | None | None
 Consistency | 40% | 40%
 Max Position Size | 5 Minis / 50 Micros | 10 Minis / 100 Micros
 Extension Fee | $19 | $19
· · ·
 *Reaching the Daily Loss Limit results in a hard breach, meaning the account is closed.
 Consistency & Profit Target
 In the Rapid Futures Funded Account, the profit target is determined by the 40% consistency rule.
 Your best trading day may not exceed 40% of your total profits.
 The consistency resets after each performance reward payout and is recalculated based on your next highest profit day.
 Example
 You start with a fresh account and make:
 - Day 1: $300 profit
 - Day 2: $270 profit
 Your highest profit day determines the required profit target.
 → Best Day: $300
 Since this may only represent 40% of the total profit:
 300 ÷ 0.40 = 750
 This means you must reach a total profit of $750 for your $300 best day to represent only 40% of total profits and satisfy the consistency rule.
 As long as you do not exceed $300 profit in a single day, the target remains unchanged.
 Drawdown Adjustment After First Payout
 Once you receive your first performance reward payout, the Max Drawdown is adjusted to the account's original starting balance of $50,000 or $100,000. From this point on, the drawdown level is fixed.
 What happens if I violate a rule?
 If you lose the account through a hard breach, you may start a new funded account by paying a reset fee.
 Duration
 A Funded Account is valid for 30 days.

 The Rapid Futures Funded Account is the next stage after passing the challenge and allows you to trade under realistic conditions while qualifying for Rapid performance rewards.
 Are profits withdrawable?
 Yes, profits earned in the Funded Account can be withdrawn according to the performance reward structure.
 The account will be closed after the 5th payout.
 Rapid Futures Funded Account Sizes & Rules
 Rule | $50,000 Account | $100,000 Account
· · ·
 Daily Loss Limit (DLL) | $1,000* | $1,500*
 Max Position Loss | None | None
 Consistency | None | None
 Max Position Size | 5 Minis / 50 Micros | 10 Minis / 100 Micros
 Extension Fee | $19 | $19
· · ·
 *Reaching the Daily Loss Limit results in a hard breach, meaning the account is closed.
 Consistency & Profit Target
 The Rapid Futures Funded Account has no consistency and therefore no profit target.
 Drawdown Adjustment After First Payout
 Once you receive your first performance reward payout, the Max Drawdown is adjusted to the account's original starting balance of $50,000 or $100,000. From this point on, the drawdown level is fixed.
 Duration
 A Funded Account is valid for 30 days.

 What is a Rapid Futures Challenge Account?
 The Rapid Futures Challenge Account is the stage before the Funded Account. It allows you to prove your trading skills with lower capital requirements and slightly more flexible rules.
 Our Rapid Futures plan is built around the Daily Loss Limit (DLL) and is designed for faster payouts. Your total loss per day may not exceed a fixed amount, and once funded, you can request Performance Rewards after just 3 active trading days. In return, a consistency requirement applies from the start.
 Are profits withdrawable?
 No, the Challenge Account is fully based on simulated capital. All profits generated are only used for qualification purposes and cannot be withdrawn.
· · ·
 Profit Target | $3,000 | $6,000
 Max Drawdown | $2,000 | $3,000
 Daily Loss Limit (DLL) | $1,000* | $1,500*
 Max Position Loss | None | None
 Consistency | 40% | 40%
· · ·
 Duration | 30 Days | 30 Days
 Max Accounts | 5 | 5
 *Breaching the Daily Loss Limit results in a hard breach, meaning the account is closed.
 What happens after passing?
 Once you reach the profit target, you can directly activate the account in the dashboard. You will then receive a new Rapid Funded Account with the same account size, where Performance Rewards can be requested after 3 active trading days at a 90/10 profit split.
 There is no time limit for activating a passed Challenge.
 What happens if I violate a rule?
 If you breach the account, you may restart the Challenge for a reduced reset fee.

 What is a Rapid Futures Challenge Account?
 The Rapid Futures Challenge Account is the stage before the Funded Account. It allows you to prove your trading skills with lower capital requirements and slightly more flexible rules.
 Are profits withdrawable?
 No, the Challenge Account is fully based on simulated capital. All profits generated are only used for qualification purposes and cannot be withdrawn.
· · ·
 Profit Target | $3,000 | $6,000
 Max Drawdown | $2,000 | $3,000
 Daily Loss Limit (DLL) | None | None
 Max Position Loss | None | None
 Consistency | 40% | 40%
· · ·
 Duration | 30 Days | 30 Days
 Max Accounts | 5 | 5
 What happens after passing?
 Once you reach the profit target, you can activate the account directly in the dashboard. You will then receive a new Rapid Funded Account of the same size, where performance rewards can be claimed after one active trading day with an 80/20 profit split. The account will be closed after a maximum of five payouts.
 What happens if I violate a rule?
 If you breach the account, you may restart the Challenge for a reduced reset fee.

 The CME data subscription is already included in both the purchase price and the monthly fee, so no separate subscription is required.
 Additional market data such as Eurex, COMEX, CBOT, and NYMEX can be added optionally through the Data Packages section in the top right corner of your dashboard. Please note that the CME Group Level 1 data package ($4.50/month) is required to activate these exchanges. Zusätzlich ist zu beachten, dass für Marktdaten von COMEX eine Anbindung an die CME Group erforderlich ist. Diese Abhängigkeit bedeutet, dass die CME-Komponente nicht entfernt werden kann.
 For deeper market insights (e.g. heatmaps), Level 2 market data is required.< Level-2-Datenfeeds sind für Börsen wie CME, COMEX, NYMEX, CBOT und EUREX verfügbar und bieten detaillierte Markteinblicke.

 The CME Level 1-data subscription is already included in both the purchase price and the monthly fee, so no separate subscription is required. CME Level 2 data is not included but can be booked sperately as you can see in the table below.
 Additional market data such as Eurex, COMEX, CBOT, and NYMEX can be added optionally through the Data Packages section in the top right corner of your dashboard. Please note that the CME Group Level 1 data package ($4.50/month) is required to activate these exchanges. Zusätzlich ist zu beachten, dass für Marktdaten von COMEX eine Anbindung an die CME Group erforderlich ist. Diese Abhängigkeit bedeutet, dass die CME-Komponente nicht entfernt werden kann.
 For deeper market insights (e.g. heatmaps), Level 2 market data is required.< Level-2-Datenfeeds sind für Börsen wie CME, COMEX, NYMEX, CBOT und EUREX verfügbar und bieten detaillierte Markteinblicke.

 The CME data subscription is already included in both the purchase price and the monthly fee, so no separate subscription is required.
 Additional market data such as Eurex, COMEX, CBOT, and NYMEX can be added optionally through the Data Packages section in the top right corner of your dashboard. Please note that the CME Group Level 1 data package ($4.50/month) is required to activate these exchanges.
 For deeper market insights (e.g. heatmaps), Level 2 market data is required.<
 Data packages can be booked here:
 https://dashboard.iqcapital.io/Client/Subscriptions

 The CME data subscription is already included in both the purchase price and the monthly fee, so no separate subscription is required.
 Additional market data such as Eurex, COMEX, CBOT, and NYMEX can be added optionally through the Data Packages section in the top right corner of your dashboard. Please note that the CME Group Level 1 data package ($4.50/month) is required to activate these exchanges. Zusätzlich ist zu beachten, dass für Marktdaten von COMEX eine Anbindung an die CME Group erforderlich ist. Diese Abhängigkeit bedeutet, dass die CME-Komponente nicht entfernt werden kann.
 For deeper market insights (e.g. heatmaps), Level 2 market data is required.< Level-2-Datenfeeds sind für Börsen wie CME, COMEX, NYMEX, CBOT und EUREX verfügbar und bieten detaillierte Markteinblicke.
 Data packages can be booked here:
 https://dashboard.iqcapital.io/Client/Subscriptions

 Consistency Rule (Funding only)
 Your best trading day may not exceed 30% of your total profit.
 Example:
 $258 best trading day → new minimum target = $860
 (258 ÷ 0.30)
 If your best winning day exceeds this limit, the profit target is automatically adjusted to ensure compliance with the rule.
 Consistency is reset after each Performance Reward payout and is then recalculated based on the next best trading day in the current cycle.

 The consistency rule ensures that your profit comes from steady, sustainable trading rather than a single big day. It prevents results from relying on one outsized win and encourages a balanced, repeatable trading approach.
 Challenge
 Whether a consistency requirement already applies during the Challenge depends on the plan you choose.
 Funding
 In Funding, a consistency rule always applies.
 You can find the exact consistency requirement for your account in the corresponding article or on our website.

 In Crypto and CFD Challenges, the profit target is 8% and in Futures Challenges the profit target is 6%.
 In Funding, the profit target is dynamically calculated based on the 30% consistency rule.

 The profit target is the goal you need to reach to successfully complete your account. How it works depends on the stage you're in.
 Challenge
 In the Challenge phase, your profit target is a fixed percentage of your starting
 balance. Once you reach this target (while staying within all other rules), you pass and move on to Funding.
 Funding
 In the Funding phase, there is no fixed profit target. Instead, your payouts are based on the consistency rule, so your results reflect steady trading rather than one big day.
 You can find the exact targets for each account in the corresponding article or on our website.

 Challenges
 Challenges can be completed within a single trading day.
 Funding
 Performance Rewards can be requested after 10 active trading days in Funding.

 Challenges
 The minimum trading days depend on the plan you choose:
 - Classic / Classic-DLL: no minimum trading days — the challenge can be completed within a single trading day.
 - Rapid: 3 minimum trading days.
 Funding
 The requirement for Performance Rewards also depends on your plan:
 - Classic / Classic-DLL: Performance Rewards can be requested after 10 active trading days.
 - Rapid: after 3 active trading days.