Challenge Simulator
Set the challenge rules and log your trades. The simulator rebuilds your equity trade by trade and tells you whether you would have passed — or exactly which rule you would have broken, and when.
Challenge rules
Target: $110,000 · Drawdown floor: $90,000
Your trades
Enter each trade's result ($) and the day it happened. The daily loss resets each day.
Result
No verdict
Add trades to simulate the challenge.
Haven't taken the trades yet?
This tool judges a set of trades you already have. If you're still deciding whether to buy the challenge, simulate the odds first.
How this is calculated
target = start × (1 + target %) · daily floor = that day's opening equity − start × daily loss % · drawdown floor = start × (1 − max drawdown %)
This replays the trades you enter, in order, against a firm's rules and reports one of three verdicts: passed, failed on a named rule, or incomplete because the trades ran out first. Equity is simply the starting balance plus the running total of your profit and loss, checked after every trade.
The daily loss limit is a fixed currency amount derived from the starting balance, measured against the equity you began that day with, so it resets each day. The total drawdown floor is static by default, and can instead trail a high-water mark, updated either at the end of each day or after every trade, which is how many firms actually run it.
Minimum trading days and the consistency rule behave differently from the loss limits: they never fail a challenge, they hold back a pass. Reaching the target on day two, or on one outsized day, leaves the run unfinished and still exposed to every breach rule until the gate clears.
Worked example: on a $100,000 account with a 10% target and a 5% daily loss limit, the pass threshold is $110,000 and equity may not fall more than $5,000 below any day's opening figure.