Clear thinking for disciplined traders.

A funded evaluation rewards consistency more than one oversized result. A simple routine makes the rules visible before emotion enters the decision.

• Set the maximum amount you will risk before opening the terminal.
• Check your daily loss and total drawdown buffers before every session.
• Stop when your written daily limit is reached—even when the next setup looks attractive.

Your plan defines the boundaries. Review them at the start of a session so trade decisions stay separate from account-limit decisions.

• Confirm the active challenge and its current balance.
• Review maximum trade amount, open-trade limit, and minimum trading days.
• Use the same checklist after switching between two challenge accounts.

A journal is most useful when it captures the decision, not only the outcome. Keep the structure short enough that you will use it consistently.

• Record the setup, direction, size, duration, and reason for entry.
• Note whether the trade followed the plan before looking at profit or loss.
• Review repeated mistakes and strong decisions at the end of each week.