Constant Go is a one-phase evaluation. It requires a 10% profit target, a 4% daily drawdown limit, and a 6% maximum drawdown that trails your balance upward before locking. At least 4 valid trading days are required.

Constant Dual has two evaluation phases. Phase 1 requires a 10% profit target and Phase 2 requires a 4% profit target. The program includes a 5% daily drawdown limit, a 10% static maximum drawdown limit, and at least 4 valid trading days per phase.

Constant Access is a one-phase evaluation with no daily drawdown limit. It requires a 6% profit target and a 7% maximum drawdown — static (measured from your starting balance) during the evaluation, switching to trailing once you're funded — with at least 3 valid trading days. Only the overall drawdown boundary applies; there's no separate per-day loss limit to track.

Constant Go, Constant Dual, and Constant Access all have unlimited maximum trading days. Each phase still requires the published minimum number of valid trading days, and the account must remain within all drawdown and trading rules.

For Constant Go and Constant Dual, a valid trading day requires the day to close with at least a 0.5% gain on the account balance. Constant Access requires at least a 1% gain.

Completing Phase 2 (Constant Dual only; Go and Access have a single phase) moves your account into a funded account review, not directly to payouts. The review takes 24 to 48 hours. After review is confirmed, the account advances to the funded phase where you continue trading under the same rules. A 14-day countdown then runs before your account becomes eligible to request a payout — 30 days for Constant Access.

The funded phase uses the same risk rules as evaluation: same drawdown limits, same margin requirement, same strategy prohibitions. A breach in funded phase ends the account the same as a breach during evaluation. All three evaluation programs have no phase time limit.

Eligible traders may be considered for scaling up to $1,000,000 after maintaining consistent performance, following all rules, completing required reviews, and meeting the current program terms. Scaling is not automatic and remains subject to approval.