C11 · Feature — rules
Prop Firms With No Minimum Trading Days
A minimum-trading-days rule stops you passing an evaluation in one or two big sessions. ForRealFunding applies no minimum trading days on most models, so a disciplined run can be completed quickly. This page lists the firms that do the same and flags the ones that still require 3–5 days.
Who this matters for
- Traders confident in a short, disciplined run who don't want to wait out an artificial minimum
- Anyone who trades infrequently and would rather not be forced to open positions just to log a 'trading day'
In this guide
- What the rule does and why firms use it
- Firms with no minimum trading days (table)
- ForRealFunding's rule by model
- FAQ
For a full side-by-side table across firms, use the comparison tool — figures there are dated and re-verified rather than asserted here.
FAQ
What is a minimum-trading-days rule?
It requires you to place at least one qualifying trade on a set number of separate days before you can pass, even if you hit the profit target sooner — it exists to filter out single-session lucky runs.
Does ForRealFunding require a minimum number of trading days?
No minimum trading days apply on most ForRealFunding models — check the specific program on the pricing page.