ProPass

ProPass allows you to access an evaluation account by paying a small access fee upfront.

If you pass the evaluation, you’ll then be required to pay the remaining evaluation fee to proceed.

If you do not pass, there are no further charges.

ProPass is ProPips' pay-after-you-pass evaluation route. You pay $10 upfront to start either a ProPass 1-Step or ProPass 2-Step evaluation, then pay the remaining evaluation fee only after successfully passing.

No. ProPass is an evaluation route, so you must pass the selected 1-Step or 2-Step evaluation before progressing. Instant Funding is a separate ProPips product that does not require a standard evaluation first.

We offer two ProPass formats:

• ProPass 1-Step – A single evaluation phase with its own trailing drawdown rules.
• ProPass 2-Step – A two-phase evaluation with its own daily and static drawdown rules.

Both use the same $10-upfront ProPass payment structure, but their trading objectives and drawdown rules are different.

ProPass requires a $10 upfront access fee to activate the evaluation account.

The access fee is non-refundable.

The remaining evaluation fee is only paid after you successfully pass the selected ProPass evaluation.

You only pay the remaining evaluation fee after successfully passing the ProPass evaluation.

There are no automatic charges before passing.

Challenge

• Daily Drawdown: 4% Trailing
• Lifetime Drawdown: 8% Trailing
• Profit Target: 4%
• Min Profitable Trading Days: 0

Funded

• Daily Drawdown: 3% Trailing
• Lifetime Drawdown: 6% Trailing
• Profit Consistency Rule: 25%
• Min Profitable Trading Days: 4 at 1% profit each

ProPass 1-Step uses trailing drawdown. The challenge stage uses an 8% lifetime trailing drawdown, while the funded stage uses a 6% lifetime trailing drawdown.

Calculation: The breach level is based on the highest recorded equity minus the applicable drawdown percentage and can move upward as equity reaches new highs.

Challenge example: On a $100,000 challenge with an 8% trailing drawdown, the initial breach level is $92,000.

Funded example: On a $100,000 funded account with a 6% trailing drawdown, the initial breach level is $94,000.

Note: The trailing breach level only moves upward; it does not move back down when equity falls.

Phase 1

• Daily Drawdown: 5% Calculated Daily
• Lifetime Drawdown: 10% Static
• Profit Target: 6%
• Min Profitable Trading Days: 2 at 0.5% profit each

Phase 2

• Daily Drawdown: 5% Calculated Daily
• Lifetime Drawdown: 10% Static
• Profit Target: 4%
• Min Profitable Trading Days: 2 at 0.5% profit each

Funded

• Daily Drawdown: 3% Calculated Daily
• Lifetime Drawdown: 6% Static
• Profit Consistency Rule: 25%
• Min Profitable Trading Days: 5 at 0.5% profit each

ProPass 2-Step uses static lifetime drawdown. Phase 1 and Phase 2 use a 10% static lifetime drawdown; the funded stage uses a 6% static lifetime drawdown.

Calculation: A static breach level is based on the starting account balance and does not trail upward with profits.

Evaluation example: On a $100,000 ProPass 2-Step evaluation with a 10% static drawdown, the breach level is $90,000.

Funded example: On a $100,000 funded account with a 6% static drawdown, the breach level is $94,000.

If you fail:

• Your evaluation ends.
• No additional fees are charged.
• You may re-purchase ProPass if available.

ProPass is designed to reduce upfront risk, not lock traders into payments.

No. ProPass uses the same broad rule categories as other ProPips evaluations, such as drawdown limits, trading-day requirements and prohibited strategies, but the actual thresholds are ProPass-specific.

For example, ProPass 1-Step and ProPass 2-Step have different profit targets and drawdown structures from the standard 1-Step and 2-Step evaluations.

The Profit Consistency Rule applies at the ProPass funded stage and is used when assessing payout eligibility.

The rule: No single profitable trading day can account for more than 25% of the total profit used for payout eligibility.

If one day exceeds the 25% allowance, the account is not automatically failed. The trader must continue trading until total profit increases enough for that day's contribution to fall within the required percentage.

The evaluation-stage profit targets themselves do not use a 25% consistency requirement.

ProPass is designed to reward traders who demonstrate control and consistency, not luck.

Profit consistency helps ensure fair evaluations, sustainable funded traders, and long-term payout reliability.

This rule exists to protect both traders and the firm.

ProPass plans cannot be modified once active.

To change plan type or account size, a new ProPass purchase is required.

ProPass availability may vary by account size, platform, and market conditions.

Please refer to the checkout page for currently available ProPass options.