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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 It Is For

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'

Guide Outline

In this guide

  1. 1What the rule does and why firms use it
  2. 2Firms with no minimum trading days (table)
  3. 3ForRealFunding's rule by model
  4. 4FAQ

For a full side-by-side table across firms, use the comparison tool — figures there are dated and re-verified rather than asserted here.

Questions

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.

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Prop firms that let you pass as fast as you can hit the target, with no minimum number of trading days — and ForRealFunding's rule.