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Elite Trader Funding (ETF) has set clear evaluation rules that traders must follow to qualify for an Elite Sim-Funded account. The evaluation process includes specific profit and trading requirements, risk management standards, and compliance with CME regulations.
In Elite Trader Funding (ETF) evaluations, a trading day is counted whenever you place at least one trade. Days without any trading activity, also known as calendar days, do not contribute to the trading day requirement for evaluations.
Congratulations on meeting the objectives of your Elite Trader Funding (ETF) evaluation! Here’s what to expect next in the process of activating your Elite account.
Failing an evaluation is part of the learning process, and Elite Trader Funding (ETF) offers options to help you continue without starting over completely.
If your Fast Track evaluation is progressing well but you haven't reached the profit target within the maximum allowed days, Elite Trader Funding (ETF) offers an option to continue without starting from scratch. You can transition, or "roll," your Fast Track evaluation into a 1 Step evaluation of the same size at a discounted rate.
If you need to reset your Elite Trader Funding (ETF) evaluation or Elite Sim-Funded account, follow these simple steps to restore your account settings and start fresh. Fast Track evaluations cannot be reset.
Elite Trader Funding (ETF) has updated its billing policies for evaluations, differentiating between accounts qualified before and after October 1, 2024. Below is a comprehensive overview of the legacy and new policies for both non-Fast Track and Fast Track evaluations.