No consistency rules. No lot-size gates. No time limits. Read the rules for the programme you’re considering, then start trading. If it’s not on this page, it’s not a rule.
The formal legal version lives in the Challenge Rules document. This page is the plain-English summary; the legal document controls in case of conflict.
Four steps from purchase to funded. Each programme follows the same flow; only the profit target, drawdown, and leverage change per programme.
Pick a simulated capital tier from $5K to $200K and an evaluation style: Classic for a balanced path, Pro for a tighter drawdown with higher target, Turbo for the cheapest fee, or One Rule to skip the evaluation entirely. The programme determines the profit target, drawdown and leverage you trade under.
Hit the profit target (10% Classic, 12% Pro, 9% Turbo) without touching the daily-loss limit (3% of starting balance in any UTC day) or the static maximum drawdown (6%/5%/3% respectively). There is no time limit — take days, weeks or months.
The engine detects the profit target hit and transitions the account to funded status in the same trading session. No manual verification, no waiting queue. You keep trading the same positions on firm capital.
You keep 80% of profits (optional 90/10 upgrade). Payouts are on-request in USDT, gated by two-factor authentication. There is no minimum holding period. The funded account continues until you hit the drawdown liquidation on firm capital.
One-phase evaluation
| Leverage | Up to 1:10 on eligible markets |
| Profit target | 10% of starting balance |
| Max daily loss | 3% of starting balance, resets 00:00 UTC |
| Max drawdown | 6% static from starting balance |
| Evaluation phase | One phase — pass and get funded |
| Time limit | None |
| Profit split | 80% to trader, 20% to JTX Markets (90/10 available as upgrade) |
Most popular
| Leverage | Up to 1:10 on eligible markets |
| Profit target | 12% of starting balance |
| Max daily loss | 3% of starting balance, resets 00:00 UTC |
| Max drawdown | 5% static from starting balance |
| Evaluation phase | One phase — pass and get funded |
| Time limit | None |
| Profit split | 80% to trader, 20% to JTX Markets (90/10 available as upgrade) |
Lowest price
| Leverage | Up to 1:10 on eligible markets |
| Profit target | 9% of starting balance |
| Max daily loss | 3% of starting balance, resets 00:00 UTC |
| Max drawdown | 3% static from starting balance |
| Evaluation phase | One phase — pass and get funded |
| Time limit | None |
| Profit split | 80% to trader, 20% to JTX Markets (90/10 available as upgrade) |
Platform Exclusive — no evaluation, trade now
| Leverage | Up to 1:100 on eligible markets |
| Profit target | None — take profits whenever you like |
| Daily loss limit | None |
| Liquidation at | −1% of nominal account size (e.g. −$250 on a $25K account) |
| Evaluation phase | None — funded from day one |
| Time limit | Runs until liquidation event |
| Profit split | 80% to trader, 20% to JTX Markets (90/10 available as upgrade) |
Our risk framework in three paragraphs.
The daily-loss and maximum-drawdown limits exist to establish the one thing every prop firm needs to know about a trader before funding them: can they stop trading when a day is going badly. A trader who respects a 3% daily-loss floor on an evaluation will respect a 3% daily-loss floor on a funded account. The rule is not an obstacle to passing — it is the exact behaviour the funded account rewards.
The static drawdown — 6% on Classic, 5% on Pro, 3% on Turbo — measures from the starting balance, not from the equity high. Trailing drawdowns are an industry convention that quietly tighten as traders perform well, effectively punishing winners. Static drawdowns are flatter: the dollar level that breaches the account is the same on day one and on day sixty. Traders can plan sizing around a known floor instead of a moving target.
Leverage caps on evaluation accounts (1:10 crypto/indices/forex, 1:5 equities/commodities) are deliberately lower than exchange leverage so one bad trade cannot end an evaluation in a single tick. Funded One Rule accounts run at exchange leverage because the account holder has already demonstrated — by purchasing and trading — that they understand the 1% liquidation threshold. Leverage is not a feature we market; it is a risk parameter calibrated to the account’s maturity.
The engine enforces rules in real time — there is no manual review, no gray zone, no discretionary overrides. Here is what the account holder sees in each breach scenario.
| Daily-loss breach | All open positions close at market. The account is marked as breached in the audit log with the UTC timestamp and equity curve. No further trading is possible on that account. The breach record is permanent and the account cannot be reinstated. |
| Max drawdown breach | Identical mechanics to a daily-loss breach: positions close at market, the account is marked breached, the audit log records the tick that touched the drawdown floor. A single tick below the floor is a breach — drawdown is measured intraday, not end-of-day. |
| One Rule liquidation | Account equity touching −1% of starting balance liquidates all positions at market. The account is marked liquidated. Any profits already withdrawn to USDT are kept. The account cannot be reinstated — purchase a new One Rule account to continue. |
| Profit target hit | The engine detects the first tick that takes account equity to or above the profit target. The evaluation is marked passed in the same session; the account transitions to funded status without a manual review. Open positions continue trading on the newly-funded account. |
| Prohibited-practice violation | Depending on the specific violation, affected accounts are forfeited. Cross-account hedging forfeits both accounts. Market-abuse patterns (spoofing, layering, quote-stuffing, wash trading) forfeit the account and may trigger a permanent ban. Disputes go through support with full audit trail. |
Every prop firm has these. Ours are surfaced up front so there are no surprises. Violations forfeit the affected account with full audit trail; disputes go through support.
| Cross-account hedging | You may not hold offsetting positions across two JTX Markets accounts to game the drawdown rules. Detected via correlation analysis; violation forfeits both accounts. |
| Copy trading between accounts | Same trades on multiple funded accounts held by the same trader is treated as martingale abuse. One trader, one strategy. |
| Third-party trading | Only the account holder may trade the account. Managed-account services and prop-of-props schemes are not permitted. |
| News-arb tactics | Trading the millisecond after a scheduled economic release using data-feed latency arbitrage is not permitted. Regular discretionary trading around news is fine. |
| Manipulation | Spoofing, layering, quote-stuffing, wash trading and any other market-abuse patterns are prohibited. |
Mechanics questions traders ask once they have read the rulebook. If you want programme or pricing questions instead, see the programme FAQs.
You’ve read the rules. Pick a size, pick a challenge, and start the evaluation. Payouts on request, gated by 2FA.