Phase 1 profit target on every challenge account, kept consistent to make the evaluation path simple to understand.
Challenge programs
See the account before you buy the challenge.
Scalable.trade programs are built around clear 2-step evaluation: fixed profit targets, daily and overall loss limits, minimum trading days, and a funded split direction that is visible from the start. Traders choose an account size that matches their budget and risk style, then move from evaluation to funded track when they meet the rules.[web:880]
Phase 2 profit target mirrors the same drawdown rules and minimum-day approach with a smaller target for confirmation.
Daily loss limit and overall max loss direction (for example 5% per day and 10% overall) define the risk envelope per account.
Target funded split direction on successful funded accounts so traders see the upside clearly when they pass the challenge.
Program overview
Account sizes, fees, and core rules in one table.
Use this table to compare each program quickly: fee, profit targets, loss limits, minimum trading days, and funded split direction. Then select a challenge size to proceed to payment once your account is created.[web:880]
| Account | Fee | Phase 1 target | Phase 2 target | Daily loss limit | Max loss | Min. trading days | Target funded split | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6K Challenge | $59 | 10% | 5% | 5% per day | 10% overall | 4 per phase | 80% | Select 6K |
| 10K Challenge | $89 | 10% | 5% | 5% per day | 10% overall | 4 per phase | 80% | Select 10K |
| 15K Challenge | $129 | 10% | 5% | 5% per day | 10% overall | 4 per phase | 80% | Select 15K |
| 25K Challenge | $189 | 10% | 5% | 5% per day | 10% overall | 4 per phase | 80% | Select 25K |
Start with a smaller challenge
Traders who are new to structured evaluation often begin with a smaller account size to learn the rules, test discipline, and refine their risk allocation before stepping into larger notional exposure.[web:880]
Mid-range accounts for core models
The 10K and 15K challenges offer a cleaner middle ground between fee size and position-room for day and swing traders with an existing playbook.[web:880]
Larger accounts for structured execution
Bigger programs like the 25K challenge give more space for multi-session execution and portfolio-style thinking once a trader is confident in their model.[web:880]
Create your account before you pay.
Before you can complete payment for a challenge program, you will need to create a Scalable.trade account. This keeps orders, challenge progress, and funded status connected to a single client profile with MT5 and dashboard access.[web:876]
- Select a challenge size in the table above.
- Create or log in to your Scalable.trade client account.
- Confirm your details in the client area.
- Then proceed to Paymento to complete the challenge fee.
Paymento will be attached after account creation.
Once the account layer is ready, Paymento can be integrated so that challenge fees are paid only after the trader is signed in. The checkout can then show the chosen program, any valid promotion, and a clear summary of what the trader is buying.[web:552][web:563]
Choose a program
Pick the challenge size first, then let the structure do the work.
The evaluation path should feel clean: choose a program, understand the rules and risk envelope, create your account, and then pay for the challenge once everything is visible. Scalable.trade is built to keep that sequence straightforward.[web:880]