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Each rule says what it is checked from. The trader's read-only login is enough for most; a few need data only the firm's server has.
How much you may lose in a day and overall, and how large a position can be.
Realized loss within one server day, as a share of the balance.
Realized loss in one day may not reach 5% of the balance at the start of the day.
Realized loss from closed trades, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars: a breach on bar closes is certain, one only on bar extremes is reported as undecidable.
“Funded Daily Drawdown: 5%.” — page
Realized drawdown from the initial balance, or trailing from the highest realized balance.
Realized drawdown may not reach 6% trailing from the highest balance.
Realized drawdown from closed trades and balance operations, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars (certain on closes, undecidable on extremes only).
“Funded Trailing Drawdown: 6%.” — page
Distance to stop loss times contract size and lots, as a share of the starting balance.
At most 2% of the starting balance at risk per position at the stop loss. Positions of the same direction on one instrument opened within 10 minutes count as one trade idea; their risk is summed. An opposite trade on the instrument ends the idea. No trade idea may close with a realized loss above 2% of the balance it started from.
Stop distance and realized loss come from history; a fired floating-loss protector shows as a stop-out exit in the trade record.
“Account Protector (Max Floating Loss) | -2%” — page
Not restricted here: Lot size limits · Open positions and exposure · Lot size consistency
What you must reach to pass or get paid, how many days it takes, and how often payouts come.
No single day may contribute more than this share of the total positive profit.
No single day may contribute more than 20% of the total positive profit.
“Consistency Score | <20%” — page
Longest gap without a trade, including up to the review.
No more than 30 days without a trade.
“We ask that a trader places and closes a trade at least once every 30 days. Failure to do so will result in an automatic hard breach.” — page
Not restricted here: Profit target · Minimum trading days · Payout cycle
Holding times, hedging, weekends, news, hours and instruments.
Trades closed faster than the minimum. A tolerated share can be set.
Trades must stay open at least 30 seconds.
“Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Positions carried across Saturday 00:00 server time.
Positions may be held over the weekend.
“Funded Weekend Holding: Allowed.” — page
Closing a position in parts: whether it is allowed, and whether the remainder must be closed within the same trading day.
Positions may be closed in parts intraday; the remainder must be closed within the same trading day (no overnight remainder).
Read from the position's closing deals in the account history: every partial close with its time and volume.
“Partial closing of positions is allowed intraday on Instant Funding or Flex challenge accounts as long as the total position is then closed within the same trading day. If a trader wishes to hold a position overnight, the entire position must remain open.” — page
Not restricted here: Hedging · News windows · Trading hours · Instruments · Trade count limits · Stop-loss and take-profit placement
Robots and copiers, other accounts, where you log in from, and the strategies the firm bans.
Trading styles the firm bans outright. Each one is detected from the trade record; a hit is flagged with the evidence, for the firm's decision.
Prohibited: Martingale (size up after a loss), Grid / layering, tick scalping (trades closed within 30 s), Latency arbitrage, Hedge / reverse arbitrage between accounts, Risk escalation after losses.
Martingale, grid, tick scalping, latency arbitrage and risk escalation are read from the account's own trades. Hedge or reverse arbitrage between accounts is confirmed against the other accounts submitted on PropArbiter; from one account alone, outsized one-way bets are the indirect sign.
“Martingale, Tick scalping, Reverse arbitrage trading, Latency arbitrage trading, Hedge arbitrage trading, Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Hedging or copying between several accounts at the firm (one trader's accounts or a group). Different from hedging within one account.
No hedging between accounts. No copying of trades between accounts.
Checked against the other accounts the firm submits; the Manager API can list every account of the trader.
“Engaging in activities such as copy trading or hedging across multiple user accounts.” — page
Access addresses the reviewer puts on file: resolved to country, network and kind (home, mobile, VPS, proxy) and cross-checked against other accounts.
VPS and datacenter access is allowed. An access address may not be shared with other accounts at the firm. Not accepted from: Algeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iran, Libya, Morocco, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Vietnam, Yemen, Tunisia.
The registered country comes from the account record; login addresses do not, they come from the firm's server journal or a list the reviewer enters.
“Below is the current list of restricted countries.” — page
Not restricted here: Automation and copy trading
Conditions no generic rule family covers, written as code in this firm's engine.
Every position on a Lightning funded account must carry a stop loss placed within 60 seconds of opening.
The entry deal records the stop that was on the order when it filled; a stop added afterwards is visible at close but not the second it was placed.
Same instrument and direction opened within 30 minutes are one position; their combined loss may not exceed the Account Protector limit.
Values that change with the level; everything else is as above. The level is chosen when an account is submitted.
| Base | Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Level 4 | Level 5 | Level 6 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Consistency | 20% | 20% | 20% | 30% | 30% | 30% | 40% |
| Profit Share | Up to 80% | 65% | 70% | 75% | 80% | 85% | 90% |
Each rule says what it is checked from. The trader's read-only login is enough for most; a few need data only the firm's server has.
How much you may lose in a day and overall, and how large a position can be.
Realized loss within one server day, as a share of the balance.
Realized loss in one day may not reach 4% of the balance at the start of the day.
Realized loss from closed trades, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars: a breach on bar closes is certain, one only on bar extremes is reported as undecidable.
“1-Step Daily Drawdown: 4%.” — page
Realized drawdown from the initial balance, or trailing from the highest realized balance.
Realized drawdown may not reach 8% trailing from the highest balance.
Realized drawdown from closed trades and balance operations, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars (certain on closes, undecidable on extremes only).
“1-Step Trailing Drawdown: 8%.” — page
Distance to stop loss times contract size and lots, as a share of the starting balance.
At most 2% of the starting balance at risk per position at the stop loss. Positions of the same direction on one instrument opened within 10 minutes count as one trade idea; their risk is summed. An opposite trade on the instrument ends the idea. No trade idea may close with a realized loss above 2% of the balance it started from.
Stop distance and realized loss come from history; a fired floating-loss protector shows as a stop-out exit in the trade record.
“Account Protector (Max Floating Loss) | -2%” — page
Not restricted here: Lot size limits · Open positions and exposure · Lot size consistency
What you must reach to pass or get paid, how many days it takes, and how often payouts come.
Net realized profit as a share of the starting balance; a pass condition for evaluation phases.
Profit target: 10% of the starting balance.
“1-Step Profit Target: 10%.” — page
Count of distinct days with at least one entry.
At least 4 distinct trading days with an entry. A trading day runs from 22:00 UTC for 24 hours. A day counts only when it closes with at least 0.5% profit.
“1-Step Min Trading Days: 4 days.” · translated automatically; hover for the original — page
Longest gap without a trade, including up to the review.
No more than 30 days without a trade.
“We ask that a trader places and closes a trade at least once every 30 days. Failure to do so will result in an automatic hard breach.” — page
Not restricted here: Consistency · Payout cycle
Holding times, hedging, weekends, news, hours and instruments.
Trades closed faster than the minimum. A tolerated share can be set.
Trades must stay open at least 30 seconds.
“Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Positions carried across Saturday 00:00 server time.
Positions may be held over the weekend.
“1-Step Weekend Holding: Allowed.” — page
Not restricted here: Hedging · Partial closes · News windows · Trading hours · Instruments · Trade count limits · Stop-loss and take-profit placement
Robots and copiers, other accounts, where you log in from, and the strategies the firm bans.
Trading styles the firm bans outright. Each one is detected from the trade record; a hit is flagged with the evidence, for the firm's decision.
Prohibited: Martingale (size up after a loss), Grid / layering, tick scalping (trades closed within 30 s), Latency arbitrage, Hedge / reverse arbitrage between accounts, Risk escalation after losses.
Martingale, grid, tick scalping, latency arbitrage and risk escalation are read from the account's own trades. Hedge or reverse arbitrage between accounts is confirmed against the other accounts submitted on PropArbiter; from one account alone, outsized one-way bets are the indirect sign.
“Martingale, Tick scalping, Reverse arbitrage trading, Latency arbitrage trading, Hedge arbitrage trading, Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Hedging or copying between several accounts at the firm (one trader's accounts or a group). Different from hedging within one account.
No hedging between accounts. No copying of trades between accounts.
Checked against the other accounts the firm submits; the Manager API can list every account of the trader.
“Engaging in activities such as copy trading or hedging across multiple user accounts.” — page
Access addresses the reviewer puts on file: resolved to country, network and kind (home, mobile, VPS, proxy) and cross-checked against other accounts.
VPS and datacenter access is allowed. An access address may not be shared with other accounts at the firm. Not accepted from: Algeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iran, Libya, Morocco, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Vietnam, Yemen, Tunisia.
The registered country comes from the account record; login addresses do not, they come from the firm's server journal or a list the reviewer enters.
“Below is the current list of restricted countries.” — page
Not restricted here: Automation and copy trading
Conditions no generic rule family covers, written as code in this firm's engine.
Every position on a Lightning funded account must carry a stop loss placed within 60 seconds of opening.
The entry deal records the stop that was on the order when it filled; a stop added afterwards is visible at close but not the second it was placed.
Same instrument and direction opened within 30 minutes are one position; their combined loss may not exceed the Account Protector limit.
Each rule says what it is checked from. The trader's read-only login is enough for most; a few need data only the firm's server has.
How much you may lose in a day and overall, and how large a position can be.
Realized loss within one server day, as a share of the balance.
Realized loss in one day may not reach 4% of the balance at the start of the day.
Realized loss from closed trades, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars: a breach on bar closes is certain, one only on bar extremes is reported as undecidable.
“Funded Daily Drawdown: 4%.” — page
Realized drawdown from the initial balance, or trailing from the highest realized balance.
Realized drawdown may not reach 8% trailing from the highest balance.
Realized drawdown from closed trades and balance operations, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars (certain on closes, undecidable on extremes only).
“Funded Trailing Drawdown: 8%.” — page
Distance to stop loss times contract size and lots, as a share of the starting balance.
At most 2% of the starting balance at risk per position at the stop loss. Positions of the same direction on one instrument opened within 10 minutes count as one trade idea; their risk is summed. An opposite trade on the instrument ends the idea. No trade idea may close with a realized loss above 2% of the balance it started from.
Stop distance and realized loss come from history; a fired floating-loss protector shows as a stop-out exit in the trade record.
“Account Protector (Max Floating Loss) | -2%” — page
Not restricted here: Lot size limits · Open positions and exposure · Lot size consistency
What you must reach to pass or get paid, how many days it takes, and how often payouts come.
Minimum days between payouts and trading days per cycle, from the withdrawals on the account.
Payouts at least 14 days apart. At least 10 trading days in each payout cycle.
“Funded Payouts: Bi-Weekly.” — page
Longest gap without a trade, including up to the review.
No more than 30 days without a trade.
“We ask that a trader places and closes a trade at least once every 30 days. Failure to do so will result in an automatic hard breach.” — page
Not restricted here: Profit target · Minimum trading days · Consistency
Holding times, hedging, weekends, news, hours and instruments.
Trades closed faster than the minimum. A tolerated share can be set.
Trades must stay open at least 30 seconds.
“Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Positions carried across Saturday 00:00 server time.
Positions may be held over the weekend.
“Funded Weekend Holding: Allowed.” — page
Not restricted here: Hedging · Partial closes · News windows · Trading hours · Instruments · Trade count limits · Stop-loss and take-profit placement
Robots and copiers, other accounts, where you log in from, and the strategies the firm bans.
Trading styles the firm bans outright. Each one is detected from the trade record; a hit is flagged with the evidence, for the firm's decision.
Prohibited: Martingale (size up after a loss), Grid / layering, tick scalping (trades closed within 30 s), Latency arbitrage, Hedge / reverse arbitrage between accounts, Risk escalation after losses.
Martingale, grid, tick scalping, latency arbitrage and risk escalation are read from the account's own trades. Hedge or reverse arbitrage between accounts is confirmed against the other accounts submitted on PropArbiter; from one account alone, outsized one-way bets are the indirect sign.
“Martingale, Tick scalping, Reverse arbitrage trading, Latency arbitrage trading, Hedge arbitrage trading, Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Hedging or copying between several accounts at the firm (one trader's accounts or a group). Different from hedging within one account.
No hedging between accounts. No copying of trades between accounts.
Checked against the other accounts the firm submits; the Manager API can list every account of the trader.
“Engaging in activities such as copy trading or hedging across multiple user accounts.” — page
Access addresses the reviewer puts on file: resolved to country, network and kind (home, mobile, VPS, proxy) and cross-checked against other accounts.
VPS and datacenter access is allowed. An access address may not be shared with other accounts at the firm. Not accepted from: Algeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iran, Libya, Morocco, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Vietnam, Yemen, Tunisia.
The registered country comes from the account record; login addresses do not, they come from the firm's server journal or a list the reviewer enters.
“Below is the current list of restricted countries.” — page
Not restricted here: Automation and copy trading
Conditions no generic rule family covers, written as code in this firm's engine.
Every position on a Lightning funded account must carry a stop loss placed within 60 seconds of opening.
The entry deal records the stop that was on the order when it filled; a stop added afterwards is visible at close but not the second it was placed.
Same instrument and direction opened within 30 minutes are one position; their combined loss may not exceed the Account Protector limit.
Values that change with the level; everything else is as above. The level is chosen when an account is submitted.
| Base | Funded 1 | Funded 2 | Funded 3 | Funded 4 | Funded 5 | Funded 6 | Funded 7 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Payout cycle | every 14 d · 10 d | every 14 d · 10 d | every 14 d · 10 d | every 14 d · 10 d | every 14 d · 10 d | every 14 d · 10 d | every 14 d · 10 d | every 14 d · 10 d |
| Profit Share | Up to 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% |
| Leverage | 30:1 | 10:1 | 20:1 | 20:1 | 30:1 | 30:1 | 50:1 | 50:1 |
Each rule says what it is checked from. The trader's read-only login is enough for most; a few need data only the firm's server has.
How much you may lose in a day and overall, and how large a position can be.
Realized loss within one server day, as a share of the balance.
Realized loss in one day may not reach 5% of the balance at the start of the day.
Realized loss from closed trades, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars: a breach on bar closes is certain, one only on bar extremes is reported as undecidable.
“Phase 1 Daily Drawdown: 5%.” — page
Realized drawdown from the initial balance, or trailing from the highest realized balance.
Realized drawdown may not reach 8% of the initial balance.
Realized drawdown from closed trades and balance operations, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars (certain on closes, undecidable on extremes only).
“Phase 1 Static Drawdown: 8%.” — page
Distance to stop loss times contract size and lots, as a share of the starting balance.
At most 2% of the starting balance at risk per position at the stop loss. Positions of the same direction on one instrument opened within 10 minutes count as one trade idea; their risk is summed. An opposite trade on the instrument ends the idea. No trade idea may close with a realized loss above 2% of the balance it started from.
Stop distance and realized loss come from history; a fired floating-loss protector shows as a stop-out exit in the trade record.
“Account Protector (Max Floating Loss) | -2%” — page
Not restricted here: Lot size limits · Open positions and exposure · Lot size consistency
What you must reach to pass or get paid, how many days it takes, and how often payouts come.
Net realized profit as a share of the starting balance; a pass condition for evaluation phases.
Profit target: 6% of the starting balance.
“Phase 1 Profit Target: 6%.” — page
Count of distinct days with at least one entry.
At least 3 distinct trading days with an entry. A trading day runs from 22:00 UTC for 24 hours. A day counts only when it closes with at least 0.5% profit.
“Phase 1 Min Trading Days: 3 days.” · translated automatically; hover for the original — page
Longest gap without a trade, including up to the review.
No more than 30 days without a trade.
“We ask that a trader places and closes a trade at least once every 30 days. Failure to do so will result in an automatic hard breach.” — page
Not restricted here: Consistency · Payout cycle
Holding times, hedging, weekends, news, hours and instruments.
Trades closed faster than the minimum. A tolerated share can be set.
Trades must stay open at least 30 seconds.
“Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Positions carried across Saturday 00:00 server time.
Positions may be held over the weekend.
“Phase 1 Weekend Holding: Allowed.” — page
Not restricted here: Hedging · Partial closes · News windows · Trading hours · Instruments · Trade count limits · Stop-loss and take-profit placement
Robots and copiers, other accounts, where you log in from, and the strategies the firm bans.
Trading styles the firm bans outright. Each one is detected from the trade record; a hit is flagged with the evidence, for the firm's decision.
Prohibited: Martingale (size up after a loss), Grid / layering, tick scalping (trades closed within 30 s), Latency arbitrage, Hedge / reverse arbitrage between accounts, Risk escalation after losses.
Martingale, grid, tick scalping, latency arbitrage and risk escalation are read from the account's own trades. Hedge or reverse arbitrage between accounts is confirmed against the other accounts submitted on PropArbiter; from one account alone, outsized one-way bets are the indirect sign.
“Martingale, Tick scalping, Reverse arbitrage trading, Latency arbitrage trading, Hedge arbitrage trading, Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Hedging or copying between several accounts at the firm (one trader's accounts or a group). Different from hedging within one account.
No hedging between accounts. No copying of trades between accounts.
Checked against the other accounts the firm submits; the Manager API can list every account of the trader.
“Engaging in activities such as copy trading or hedging across multiple user accounts.” — page
Access addresses the reviewer puts on file: resolved to country, network and kind (home, mobile, VPS, proxy) and cross-checked against other accounts.
VPS and datacenter access is allowed. An access address may not be shared with other accounts at the firm. Not accepted from: Algeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iran, Libya, Morocco, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Vietnam, Yemen, Tunisia.
The registered country comes from the account record; login addresses do not, they come from the firm's server journal or a list the reviewer enters.
“Below is the current list of restricted countries.” — page
Not restricted here: Automation and copy trading
Conditions no generic rule family covers, written as code in this firm's engine.
Every position on a Lightning funded account must carry a stop loss placed within 60 seconds of opening.
The entry deal records the stop that was on the order when it filled; a stop added afterwards is visible at close but not the second it was placed.
Same instrument and direction opened within 30 minutes are one position; their combined loss may not exceed the Account Protector limit.
Each rule says what it is checked from. The trader's read-only login is enough for most; a few need data only the firm's server has.
How much you may lose in a day and overall, and how large a position can be.
Realized loss within one server day, as a share of the balance.
Realized loss in one day may not reach 5% of the balance at the start of the day.
Realized loss from closed trades, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars: a breach on bar closes is certain, one only on bar extremes is reported as undecidable.
“Phase 2 Daily Drawdown: 5%.” — page
Realized drawdown from the initial balance, or trailing from the highest realized balance.
Realized drawdown may not reach 8% of the initial balance.
Realized drawdown from closed trades and balance operations, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars (certain on closes, undecidable on extremes only).
“Phase 2 Static Drawdown: 8%.” — page
Distance to stop loss times contract size and lots, as a share of the starting balance.
At most 2% of the starting balance at risk per position at the stop loss. Positions of the same direction on one instrument opened within 10 minutes count as one trade idea; their risk is summed. An opposite trade on the instrument ends the idea. No trade idea may close with a realized loss above 2% of the balance it started from.
Stop distance and realized loss come from history; a fired floating-loss protector shows as a stop-out exit in the trade record.
“Account Protector (Max Floating Loss) | -2%” — page
Not restricted here: Lot size limits · Open positions and exposure · Lot size consistency
What you must reach to pass or get paid, how many days it takes, and how often payouts come.
Net realized profit as a share of the starting balance; a pass condition for evaluation phases.
Profit target: 6% of the starting balance.
“Phase 2 Profit Target: 6%.” — page
Count of distinct days with at least one entry.
At least 3 distinct trading days with an entry. A trading day runs from 22:00 UTC for 24 hours. A day counts only when it closes with at least 0.5% profit.
“Phase 2 Min Trading Days: 3 days.” · translated automatically; hover for the original — page
Longest gap without a trade, including up to the review.
No more than 30 days without a trade.
“We ask that a trader places and closes a trade at least once every 30 days. Failure to do so will result in an automatic hard breach.” — page
Not restricted here: Consistency · Payout cycle
Holding times, hedging, weekends, news, hours and instruments.
Trades closed faster than the minimum. A tolerated share can be set.
Trades must stay open at least 30 seconds.
“Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Positions carried across Saturday 00:00 server time.
Positions may be held over the weekend.
“Phase 2 Weekend Holding: Allowed.” — page
Not restricted here: Hedging · Partial closes · News windows · Trading hours · Instruments · Trade count limits · Stop-loss and take-profit placement
Robots and copiers, other accounts, where you log in from, and the strategies the firm bans.
Trading styles the firm bans outright. Each one is detected from the trade record; a hit is flagged with the evidence, for the firm's decision.
Prohibited: Martingale (size up after a loss), Grid / layering, tick scalping (trades closed within 30 s), Latency arbitrage, Hedge / reverse arbitrage between accounts, Risk escalation after losses.
Martingale, grid, tick scalping, latency arbitrage and risk escalation are read from the account's own trades. Hedge or reverse arbitrage between accounts is confirmed against the other accounts submitted on PropArbiter; from one account alone, outsized one-way bets are the indirect sign.
“Martingale, Tick scalping, Reverse arbitrage trading, Latency arbitrage trading, Hedge arbitrage trading, Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Hedging or copying between several accounts at the firm (one trader's accounts or a group). Different from hedging within one account.
No hedging between accounts. No copying of trades between accounts.
Checked against the other accounts the firm submits; the Manager API can list every account of the trader.
“Engaging in activities such as copy trading or hedging across multiple user accounts.” — page
Access addresses the reviewer puts on file: resolved to country, network and kind (home, mobile, VPS, proxy) and cross-checked against other accounts.
VPS and datacenter access is allowed. An access address may not be shared with other accounts at the firm. Not accepted from: Algeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iran, Libya, Morocco, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Vietnam, Yemen, Tunisia.
The registered country comes from the account record; login addresses do not, they come from the firm's server journal or a list the reviewer enters.
“Below is the current list of restricted countries.” — page
Not restricted here: Automation and copy trading
Conditions no generic rule family covers, written as code in this firm's engine.
Every position on a Lightning funded account must carry a stop loss placed within 60 seconds of opening.
The entry deal records the stop that was on the order when it filled; a stop added afterwards is visible at close but not the second it was placed.
Same instrument and direction opened within 30 minutes are one position; their combined loss may not exceed the Account Protector limit.
Each rule says what it is checked from. The trader's read-only login is enough for most; a few need data only the firm's server has.
How much you may lose in a day and overall, and how large a position can be.
Realized loss within one server day, as a share of the balance.
Realized loss in one day may not reach 5% of the balance at the start of the day.
Realized loss from closed trades, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars: a breach on bar closes is certain, one only on bar extremes is reported as undecidable.
“Funded Daily Drawdown: 5%.” — page
Realized drawdown from the initial balance, or trailing from the highest realized balance.
Realized drawdown may not reach 8% of the initial balance.
Realized drawdown from closed trades and balance operations, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars (certain on closes, undecidable on extremes only).
“Funded Static Drawdown: 8%.” — page
Distance to stop loss times contract size and lots, as a share of the starting balance.
At most 2% of the starting balance at risk per position at the stop loss. Positions of the same direction on one instrument opened within 10 minutes count as one trade idea; their risk is summed. An opposite trade on the instrument ends the idea. No trade idea may close with a realized loss above 2% of the balance it started from.
Stop distance and realized loss come from history; a fired floating-loss protector shows as a stop-out exit in the trade record.
“Account Protector (Max Floating Loss) | -2%” — page
Not restricted here: Lot size limits · Open positions and exposure · Lot size consistency
What you must reach to pass or get paid, how many days it takes, and how often payouts come.
Minimum days between payouts and trading days per cycle, from the withdrawals on the account.
Payouts at least 14 days apart. At least 10 trading days in each payout cycle.
“Funded Payouts: Bi-Weekly.” — page
Longest gap without a trade, including up to the review.
No more than 30 days without a trade.
“We ask that a trader places and closes a trade at least once every 30 days. Failure to do so will result in an automatic hard breach.” — page
Not restricted here: Profit target · Minimum trading days · Consistency
Holding times, hedging, weekends, news, hours and instruments.
Trades closed faster than the minimum. A tolerated share can be set.
Trades must stay open at least 30 seconds.
“Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Positions carried across Saturday 00:00 server time.
Positions may be held over the weekend.
“Funded Weekend Holding: Allowed.” — page
Not restricted here: Hedging · Partial closes · News windows · Trading hours · Instruments · Trade count limits · Stop-loss and take-profit placement
Robots and copiers, other accounts, where you log in from, and the strategies the firm bans.
Trading styles the firm bans outright. Each one is detected from the trade record; a hit is flagged with the evidence, for the firm's decision.
Prohibited: Martingale (size up after a loss), Grid / layering, tick scalping (trades closed within 30 s), Latency arbitrage, Hedge / reverse arbitrage between accounts, Risk escalation after losses.
Martingale, grid, tick scalping, latency arbitrage and risk escalation are read from the account's own trades. Hedge or reverse arbitrage between accounts is confirmed against the other accounts submitted on PropArbiter; from one account alone, outsized one-way bets are the indirect sign.
“Martingale, Tick scalping, Reverse arbitrage trading, Latency arbitrage trading, Hedge arbitrage trading, Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Hedging or copying between several accounts at the firm (one trader's accounts or a group). Different from hedging within one account.
No hedging between accounts. No copying of trades between accounts.
Checked against the other accounts the firm submits; the Manager API can list every account of the trader.
“Engaging in activities such as copy trading or hedging across multiple user accounts.” — page
Access addresses the reviewer puts on file: resolved to country, network and kind (home, mobile, VPS, proxy) and cross-checked against other accounts.
VPS and datacenter access is allowed. An access address may not be shared with other accounts at the firm. Not accepted from: Algeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iran, Libya, Morocco, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Vietnam, Yemen, Tunisia.
The registered country comes from the account record; login addresses do not, they come from the firm's server journal or a list the reviewer enters.
“Below is the current list of restricted countries.” — page
Not restricted here: Automation and copy trading
Conditions no generic rule family covers, written as code in this firm's engine.
Every position on a Lightning funded account must carry a stop loss placed within 60 seconds of opening.
The entry deal records the stop that was on the order when it filled; a stop added afterwards is visible at close but not the second it was placed.
Same instrument and direction opened within 30 minutes are one position; their combined loss may not exceed the Account Protector limit.
Values that change with the level; everything else is as above. The level is chosen when an account is submitted.
| Base | Funded 1 | Funded 2 | Funded 3 | Funded 4 | Funded 5 | Funded 6 | Funded 7 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Payout cycle | every 14 d · 10 d | every 14 d · 10 d | every 14 d · 10 d | every 14 d · 10 d | every 14 d · 10 d | every 14 d · 10 d | every 14 d · 10 d | every 14 d · 10 d |
| Profit Share | Up to 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% |
| Leverage | 30:1 | 30:1 | 30:1 | 50:1 | 50:1 | 50:1 | 100:1 | 100:1 |
Each rule says what it is checked from. The trader's read-only login is enough for most; a few need data only the firm's server has.
How much you may lose in a day and overall, and how large a position can be.
Realized loss within one server day, as a share of the balance.
Realized loss in one day may not reach 5% of the balance at the start of the day.
Realized loss from closed trades, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars: a breach on bar closes is certain, one only on bar extremes is reported as undecidable.
“Evaluation Daily Draw Down: 5%.” — page
Realized drawdown from the initial balance, or trailing from the highest realized balance.
Realized drawdown may not reach 6% trailing from the highest balance.
Realized drawdown from closed trades and balance operations, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars (certain on closes, undecidable on extremes only).
“Evaluation Trailing DrawDown: 6%.” — page
Distance to stop loss times contract size and lots, as a share of the starting balance.
At most 2% of the starting balance at risk per position at the stop loss. Positions of the same direction on one instrument opened within 10 minutes count as one trade idea; their risk is summed. An opposite trade on the instrument ends the idea. No trade idea may close with a realized loss above 2% of the balance it started from.
Stop distance and realized loss come from history; a fired floating-loss protector shows as a stop-out exit in the trade record.
“If the combined floating loss of open losing positions exceeds 2% of the starting balance, all open positions will be automatically closed.” — page
Not restricted here: Lot size limits · Open positions and exposure · Lot size consistency
What you must reach to pass or get paid, how many days it takes, and how often payouts come.
Net realized profit as a share of the starting balance; a pass condition for evaluation phases.
Profit target: 4% of the starting balance.
“Evaluation Profit Target: 4%.” — page
Count of distinct days with at least one entry.
At least 1 distinct trading days with an entry. A trading day runs from 22:00 UTC for 24 hours. A day counts only when it closes with at least 0.5% profit.
“Evaluation Min Trading Period: 1 day.” · translated automatically; hover for the original — page
Longest gap without a trade, including up to the review.
No more than 30 days without a trade.
“We ask that a trader places and closes a trade at least once every 30 days. Failure to do so will result in an automatic hard breach.” — page
Not restricted here: Consistency · Payout cycle
Holding times, hedging, weekends, news, hours and instruments.
Trades closed faster than the minimum. A tolerated share can be set.
Trades must stay open at least 30 seconds.
“Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Positions carried across Saturday 00:00 server time.
Positions may be held over the weekend.
“Evaluation Weekend Holding: Allowed.” — page
Closing a position in parts: whether it is allowed, and whether the remainder must be closed within the same trading day.
Positions may be closed in parts intraday; the remainder must be closed within the same trading day (no overnight remainder).
Read from the position's closing deals in the account history: every partial close with its time and volume.
“Partial closing of positions is allowed intraday on Instant Funding or Flex challenge accounts as long as the total position is then closed within the same trading day. If a trader wishes to hold a position overnight, the entire position must remain open.” — page
Not restricted here: Hedging · News windows · Trading hours · Instruments · Trade count limits · Stop-loss and take-profit placement
Robots and copiers, other accounts, where you log in from, and the strategies the firm bans.
Trading styles the firm bans outright. Each one is detected from the trade record; a hit is flagged with the evidence, for the firm's decision.
Prohibited: Martingale (size up after a loss), Grid / layering, tick scalping (trades closed within 30 s), Latency arbitrage, Hedge / reverse arbitrage between accounts, Risk escalation after losses.
Martingale, grid, tick scalping, latency arbitrage and risk escalation are read from the account's own trades. Hedge or reverse arbitrage between accounts is confirmed against the other accounts submitted on PropArbiter; from one account alone, outsized one-way bets are the indirect sign.
“Martingale, Tick scalping, Reverse arbitrage trading, Latency arbitrage trading, Hedge arbitrage trading, Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Hedging or copying between several accounts at the firm (one trader's accounts or a group). Different from hedging within one account.
No hedging between accounts. No copying of trades between accounts.
Checked against the other accounts the firm submits; the Manager API can list every account of the trader.
“Engaging in activities such as copy trading or hedging across multiple user accounts.” — page
Access addresses the reviewer puts on file: resolved to country, network and kind (home, mobile, VPS, proxy) and cross-checked against other accounts.
VPS and datacenter access is allowed. An access address may not be shared with other accounts at the firm. Not accepted from: Algeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iran, Libya, Morocco, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Vietnam, Yemen, Tunisia.
The registered country comes from the account record; login addresses do not, they come from the firm's server journal or a list the reviewer enters.
“Below is the current list of restricted countries.” — page
Not restricted here: Automation and copy trading
Conditions no generic rule family covers, written as code in this firm's engine.
Every position on a Lightning funded account must carry a stop loss placed within 60 seconds of opening.
The entry deal records the stop that was on the order when it filled; a stop added afterwards is visible at close but not the second it was placed.
Same instrument and direction opened within 30 minutes are one position; their combined loss may not exceed the Account Protector limit.
Each rule says what it is checked from. The trader's read-only login is enough for most; a few need data only the firm's server has.
How much you may lose in a day and overall, and how large a position can be.
Realized loss within one server day, as a share of the balance.
Realized loss in one day may not reach 5% of the balance at the start of the day.
Realized loss from closed trades, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars: a breach on bar closes is certain, one only on bar extremes is reported as undecidable.
“Funded Daily Draw Down: 5%.” — page
Realized drawdown from the initial balance, or trailing from the highest realized balance.
Realized drawdown may not reach 6% trailing from the highest balance.
Realized drawdown from closed trades and balance operations, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars (certain on closes, undecidable on extremes only).
“Funded Trailing DrawDown: 6%.” — page
Distance to stop loss times contract size and lots, as a share of the starting balance.
At most 2% of the starting balance at risk per position at the stop loss. Positions of the same direction on one instrument opened within 10 minutes count as one trade idea; their risk is summed. An opposite trade on the instrument ends the idea. No trade idea may close with a realized loss above 2% of the balance it started from.
Stop distance and realized loss come from history; a fired floating-loss protector shows as a stop-out exit in the trade record.
“If the combined floating loss of open losing positions exceeds 2% of the starting balance, all open positions will be automatically closed.” — page
Not restricted here: Lot size limits · Open positions and exposure · Lot size consistency
What you must reach to pass or get paid, how many days it takes, and how often payouts come.
No single day may contribute more than this share of the total positive profit.
No single day may contribute more than 20% of the total positive profit.
“Just need your best trading day is less than 20% of the total profit requested.” — page
Longest gap without a trade, including up to the review.
No more than 30 days without a trade.
“We ask that a trader places and closes a trade at least once every 30 days. Failure to do so will result in an automatic hard breach.” — page
Not restricted here: Profit target · Minimum trading days · Payout cycle
Holding times, hedging, weekends, news, hours and instruments.
Trades closed faster than the minimum. A tolerated share can be set.
Trades must stay open at least 30 seconds.
“Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Positions carried across Saturday 00:00 server time.
Positions may be held over the weekend.
“Funded Weekend Holding: Allowed.” — page
Closing a position in parts: whether it is allowed, and whether the remainder must be closed within the same trading day.
Positions may be closed in parts intraday; the remainder must be closed within the same trading day (no overnight remainder).
Read from the position's closing deals in the account history: every partial close with its time and volume.
“Partial closing of positions is allowed intraday on Instant Funding or Flex challenge accounts as long as the total position is then closed within the same trading day. If a trader wishes to hold a position overnight, the entire position must remain open.” — page
Not restricted here: Hedging · News windows · Trading hours · Instruments · Trade count limits · Stop-loss and take-profit placement
Robots and copiers, other accounts, where you log in from, and the strategies the firm bans.
Trading styles the firm bans outright. Each one is detected from the trade record; a hit is flagged with the evidence, for the firm's decision.
Prohibited: Martingale (size up after a loss), Grid / layering, tick scalping (trades closed within 30 s), Latency arbitrage, Hedge / reverse arbitrage between accounts, Risk escalation after losses.
Martingale, grid, tick scalping, latency arbitrage and risk escalation are read from the account's own trades. Hedge or reverse arbitrage between accounts is confirmed against the other accounts submitted on PropArbiter; from one account alone, outsized one-way bets are the indirect sign.
“Martingale, Tick scalping, Reverse arbitrage trading, Latency arbitrage trading, Hedge arbitrage trading, Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Hedging or copying between several accounts at the firm (one trader's accounts or a group). Different from hedging within one account.
No hedging between accounts. No copying of trades between accounts.
Checked against the other accounts the firm submits; the Manager API can list every account of the trader.
“Engaging in activities such as copy trading or hedging across multiple user accounts.” — page
Access addresses the reviewer puts on file: resolved to country, network and kind (home, mobile, VPS, proxy) and cross-checked against other accounts.
VPS and datacenter access is allowed. An access address may not be shared with other accounts at the firm. Not accepted from: Algeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iran, Libya, Morocco, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Vietnam, Yemen, Tunisia.
The registered country comes from the account record; login addresses do not, they come from the firm's server journal or a list the reviewer enters.
“Below is the current list of restricted countries.” — page
Not restricted here: Automation and copy trading
Conditions no generic rule family covers, written as code in this firm's engine.
Every position on a Lightning funded account must carry a stop loss placed within 60 seconds of opening.
The entry deal records the stop that was on the order when it filled; a stop added afterwards is visible at close but not the second it was placed.
Same instrument and direction opened within 30 minutes are one position; their combined loss may not exceed the Account Protector limit.
Values that change with the level; everything else is as above. The level is chosen when an account is submitted.
| Base | Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Level 4 | Level 5 | Level 6 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Consistency | 20% | 20% | 20% | 30% | 30% | 40% | 40% |
| Profit Split | — | 60% | 65% | 70% | 75% | 80% | 90% |
Each rule says what it is checked from. The trader's read-only login is enough for most; a few need data only the firm's server has.
How much you may lose in a day and overall, and how large a position can be.
Realized loss within one server day, as a share of the balance.
Realized loss in one day may not reach 3% of the balance at the start of the day.
Realized loss from closed trades, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars: a breach on bar closes is certain, one only on bar extremes is reported as undecidable.
“Evaluation Daily Draw Down: 3%.” — page
Realized drawdown from the initial balance, or trailing from the highest realized balance.
Realized drawdown may not reach 5% trailing from the highest balance.
Realized drawdown from closed trades and balance operations, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars (certain on closes, undecidable on extremes only).
“Evaluation Trailing Draw Down: 5%.” — page
Distance to stop loss times contract size and lots, as a share of the starting balance.
At most 2% of the starting balance at risk per position at the stop loss. Positions of the same direction on one instrument opened within 10 minutes count as one trade idea; their risk is summed. An opposite trade on the instrument ends the idea. No trade idea may close with a realized loss above 2% of the balance it started from.
Stop distance and realized loss come from history; a fired floating-loss protector shows as a stop-out exit in the trade record.
“If the floating PnL on open trades falls below -2%, it is considered a violation of our rules, and the Account Protector will be activated to close all such trades.” — page
Not restricted here: Lot size limits · Open positions and exposure · Lot size consistency
What you must reach to pass or get paid, how many days it takes, and how often payouts come.
Net realized profit as a share of the starting balance; a pass condition for evaluation phases.
Profit target: 5% of the starting balance.
“Evaluation Profit Target: 5%.” — page
Count of distinct days with at least one entry.
At least 3 distinct trading days with an entry. A trading day runs from 22:00 UTC for 24 hours. A day counts only when it closes with at least 0.5% profit.
“Evaluation Min Trading Days: 3 Days.” · translated automatically; hover for the original — page
No single day may contribute more than this share of the total positive profit.
No single day may contribute more than 30% of the total positive profit.
“Evaluation Consistency Score: 30%.” — page
Longest gap without a trade, including up to the review.
No more than 30 days without a trade.
“We ask that a trader places and closes a trade at least once every 30 days. Failure to do so will result in an automatic hard breach.” — page
Not restricted here: Payout cycle
Holding times, hedging, weekends, news, hours and instruments.
Trades closed faster than the minimum. A tolerated share can be set.
Trades must stay open at least 30 seconds.
“Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Positions carried across Saturday 00:00 server time.
Positions may be held over the weekend.
“Evaluation Weekend Hold: Yes.” — page
Not restricted here: Hedging · Partial closes · News windows · Trading hours · Instruments · Trade count limits · Stop-loss and take-profit placement
Robots and copiers, other accounts, where you log in from, and the strategies the firm bans.
Trading styles the firm bans outright. Each one is detected from the trade record; a hit is flagged with the evidence, for the firm's decision.
Prohibited: Martingale (size up after a loss), Grid / layering, tick scalping (trades closed within 30 s), Latency arbitrage, Hedge / reverse arbitrage between accounts, Risk escalation after losses.
Martingale, grid, tick scalping, latency arbitrage and risk escalation are read from the account's own trades. Hedge or reverse arbitrage between accounts is confirmed against the other accounts submitted on PropArbiter; from one account alone, outsized one-way bets are the indirect sign.
“Martingale, Tick scalping, Reverse arbitrage trading, Latency arbitrage trading, Hedge arbitrage trading, Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Hedging or copying between several accounts at the firm (one trader's accounts or a group). Different from hedging within one account.
No hedging between accounts. No copying of trades between accounts.
Checked against the other accounts the firm submits; the Manager API can list every account of the trader.
“Engaging in activities such as copy trading or hedging across multiple user accounts.” — page
Access addresses the reviewer puts on file: resolved to country, network and kind (home, mobile, VPS, proxy) and cross-checked against other accounts.
VPS and datacenter access is allowed. An access address may not be shared with other accounts at the firm. Not accepted from: Algeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iran, Libya, Morocco, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Vietnam, Yemen, Tunisia.
The registered country comes from the account record; login addresses do not, they come from the firm's server journal or a list the reviewer enters.
“Below is the current list of restricted countries.” — page
Not restricted here: Automation and copy trading
Conditions no generic rule family covers, written as code in this firm's engine.
Every position on a Lightning funded account must carry a stop loss placed within 60 seconds of opening.
The entry deal records the stop that was on the order when it filled; a stop added afterwards is visible at close but not the second it was placed.
Same instrument and direction opened within 30 minutes are one position; their combined loss may not exceed the Account Protector limit.
Each rule says what it is checked from. The trader's read-only login is enough for most; a few need data only the firm's server has.
How much you may lose in a day and overall, and how large a position can be.
Realized loss within one server day, as a share of the balance.
Realized loss in one day may not reach 3% of the balance at the start of the day.
Realized loss from closed trades, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars: a breach on bar closes is certain, one only on bar extremes is reported as undecidable.
“Funded Daily Draw Down: 3%.” — page
Realized drawdown from the initial balance, or trailing from the highest realized balance.
Realized drawdown may not reach 5% trailing from the highest balance.
Realized drawdown from closed trades and balance operations, plus the floating equity path rebuilt from the broker's 1-minute bars (certain on closes, undecidable on extremes only).
“Funded Trailing Draw Down: 5%.” — page
Distance to stop loss times contract size and lots, as a share of the starting balance.
At most 2% of the starting balance at risk per position at the stop loss. A stop loss is required on every position. Positions of the same direction on one instrument opened within 10 minutes count as one trade idea; their risk is summed. An opposite trade on the instrument ends the idea. No trade idea may close with a realized loss above 2% of the balance it started from.
Stop distance and realized loss come from history; a fired floating-loss protector shows as a stop-out exit in the trade record.
“Funded Stop Loss: Mandatory within 60 seconds.” — page
Not restricted here: Lot size limits · Open positions and exposure · Lot size consistency
What you must reach to pass or get paid, how many days it takes, and how often payouts come.
Count of distinct days with at least one entry.
At least 3 distinct trading days with an entry. A trading day runs from 22:00 UTC for 24 hours. A day counts only when it closes with at least 0.5% profit.
“Funded Min Trading Days: 3 Days.” · translated automatically; hover for the original — page
No single day may contribute more than this share of the total positive profit.
No single day may contribute more than 15% of the total positive profit.
“Funded Consistency Score: 15%.” — page
Longest gap without a trade, including up to the review.
No more than 30 days without a trade.
“We ask that a trader places and closes a trade at least once every 30 days. Failure to do so will result in an automatic hard breach.” — page
Not restricted here: Profit target · Payout cycle
Holding times, hedging, weekends, news, hours and instruments.
Trades closed faster than the minimum. A tolerated share can be set.
Trades must stay open at least 30 seconds.
“Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Positions carried across Saturday 00:00 server time.
Positions may be held over the weekend.
“Funded Weekend Hold: Yes.” — page
Not restricted here: Hedging · Partial closes · News windows · Trading hours · Instruments · Trade count limits · Stop-loss and take-profit placement
Robots and copiers, other accounts, where you log in from, and the strategies the firm bans.
Trading styles the firm bans outright. Each one is detected from the trade record; a hit is flagged with the evidence, for the firm's decision.
Prohibited: Martingale (size up after a loss), Grid / layering, tick scalping (trades closed within 30 s), Latency arbitrage, Hedge / reverse arbitrage between accounts, Risk escalation after losses.
Martingale, grid, tick scalping, latency arbitrage and risk escalation are read from the account's own trades. Hedge or reverse arbitrage between accounts is confirmed against the other accounts submitted on PropArbiter; from one account alone, outsized one-way bets are the indirect sign.
“Martingale, Tick scalping, Reverse arbitrage trading, Latency arbitrage trading, Hedge arbitrage trading, Grid trading or High-Frequency Trading (HFT), defined as opening and closing trades within 30 seconds.” — page
Hedging or copying between several accounts at the firm (one trader's accounts or a group). Different from hedging within one account.
No hedging between accounts. No copying of trades between accounts.
Checked against the other accounts the firm submits; the Manager API can list every account of the trader.
“Engaging in activities such as copy trading or hedging across multiple user accounts.” — page
Access addresses the reviewer puts on file: resolved to country, network and kind (home, mobile, VPS, proxy) and cross-checked against other accounts.
VPS and datacenter access is allowed. An access address may not be shared with other accounts at the firm. Not accepted from: Algeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Iran, Libya, Morocco, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Vietnam, Yemen, Tunisia.
The registered country comes from the account record; login addresses do not, they come from the firm's server journal or a list the reviewer enters.
“Below is the current list of restricted countries.” — page
Not restricted here: Automation and copy trading
Conditions no generic rule family covers, written as code in this firm's engine.
Every position on a Lightning funded account must carry a stop loss placed within 60 seconds of opening.
The entry deal records the stop that was on the order when it filled; a stop added afterwards is visible at close but not the second it was placed.
Same instrument and direction opened within 30 minutes are one position; their combined loss may not exceed the Account Protector limit.
Reviews are judged by a deterministic engine against this version. Changes apply going forward only; every version stays on record.