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Are the rules for the Mega Pay After Pass program different from the 2-Step Challenge?

All standard rules from the 2-Step Challenge apply to the Mega Pay After Pass program.

However, the following three additional rules are enforced to ensure stricter trading discipline and consistent risk management.

Additional Rules – Mega Pay After Pass

1. Fixed Lot Size Rule

To maintain consistent risk management and trading discipline, all traders must use a fixed lot size throughout their evaluation and funded phase.

Rule:

1- You must use the same lot size for every trade.

2- Scaling in, scaling out, or changing lot sizes within or across trades is not allowed, unless explicitly allowed in your accounts specific guidelines.

Example:

1- If you start trading with 0.50 lots, you must continue using 0.50 lots for all entries and exits.

2- If you start trading with 1 standard lot, you must continue using 1 standard lot for all entries and exits.

Violation Consequences:

Any deviation from your assigned or declared fixed lot size may result in a breach of the account rules and lead to deduction of the profit earned by that trades.

Note:

1- This rule is Soft breach not a Hard breach.

2- Your profit will be deducted.

3- Your loss will not.

2. Maximum 8 Lots Per Day Rule

To promote disciplined trading and responsible risk management, all traders must adhere to a strict limit on daily trading volume.

Rule:

1- You may not exceed 8 lots total per day, across all instruments and trades combine.

2- This includes all entries and positions opened within a 24-hour period (based on server time).

Example:

1- If you place 1 trade of 3.00 lots and another 1 trade of 3.00 lots in the same day, you will have reached your daily limit of 8 lots.

2- If you place 4 trades 0f 2.00 lots in the same day, you will have reached your daily limit of 8 lots.

Violation Consequences:

Exceeding the 8-lot daily limit will be considered a breach of trading rules and may result in a breach of the account rules and lead to deduction of the profits earned by that trades.

Note:

1- This rule is Soft breach not a Hard breach.

2- Your profit will be deducted.

3- Your loss will not.

3. Layering Trade Rule – Minimum 2-Minute Gap

To maintain fair trading practices and prevent prohibited trade layering, all traders are required to maintain a minimum time gap of two (2) minutes between the opening of each new trade on the same instrument in the same direction (buy or sell).

Key Conditions:

This rule applies to all positions opened in the same symbol and direction, regardless of lot size.

The 2-minute gap is measured from the open time of the previous trade to the open time of the next trade.

Closing and re-opening positions in rapid succession to bypass this rule is strictly prohibited.

Violations will be considered as layering, which may result in a breach of the account rules and lead to deduction of the profits earned by that trades.

Example:

1- If you open a EURUSD buy trade at 10:00:00, you may not open another EURUSD buy trade until at least 10:02:00

2- If you open a XAUUSD sell trade at 04:00:00, you may not open another XAUUSD sell trade until at least 04:02:00

Note:

1- This rule is Soft breach not a Hard breach.

2- Your profit will be deducted.

3- Your loss will not.

WHAT ARE THE RULES FOR PAY AFTER PASSING PROGRAM OF 2-STEP GMF LITE?

All the standard rules from the 2 step challenge will be applied in the funded phase of the 2 step lite program.

WHAT IS 2-STEP GMF LITE PROGRAM

The GMF 2-Step Lite Challenge is designed for traders who want to prove their strategy and get funded — without a heavy upfront cost. This budget-friendly version of our standard 2-Step Challenge lets you pay in stages as you progress, starting with as little as $10.

How It Works

The Lite Challenge follows the same evaluation rules as our standard 2-Step Challenge. Traders go through two evaluation phases before receiving a funded account — but in the Lite version, you only pay when you pass each stage.

Account Options and Pricing

$5K Account

• Phase 1 Fee: $5

• Phase 2 Fee: $5 (paid after passing Phase 1)

• Final Payment: $45 (paid after passing Phase 2 to receive your funded account)

• Total Cost: $55

$10K Account

• Phase 1 Fee: $10

• Phase 2 Fee: $10 (paid after passing Phase 1)

• Final Payment: $85 (paid after passing Phase 2 to receive your funded account)

• Total Cost: $105

$15K Account

• Phase 1 Fee: $15

• Phase 2 Fee: $15 (paid after passing Phase 1)

• Final Payment: $130 (paid after passing Phase 2 to receive your funded account)

• Total Cost: $160

Key Features

• Same rules and evaluation criteria as the standard 2-Step Challenge

• No hidden fees — all costs are transparent and paid as you advance

• No final payment required unless you pass both evaluation phases

• Flexible entry point — start with as little as $5

• Multiple account sizes to fit your trading goals

Profit Split Structure

Traders who successfully complete the Lite Challenge and receive a funded account will receive a 70/30 profit split:

• 70% of profits go to the trader

• 30% retained by GMF

This model is designed to reward consistent, responsible trading while supporting the long-term sustainability of the program.

What is the Pay After Pass Consistency Rule?

1. Rule Definition

To ensure disciplined trading and responsible profit growth, the Pay after pass program enforces a Daily Consistency Rule:

· A trader cannot earn more than 40% of their total cumulative profit in a single day.

· Floating profits are counted only after trades are closed.

· This rule applies to all funded accounts and all instruments.

2. Exceeding the Limit

If a trader closes a day with profit exceeding the 40% limit of their cumulative total profit, the payout will be rejected in such condition.

3. Payout Review & Risk Management Check

· Accounts are reviewed once the trader requests a payout.

· The Risk Management Team will verify:

o Compliance with the 40% consistency rule

o That profits do not exceed the allowable threshold for the day

· Only after approval from the Risk Management Team will the payout be processed

4. Examples

Example 1 – $5,000 Account

· Cumulative profit so far: $500

· Daily maximum profit allowed: $200 (40%)

· Trader closes the day with $230 profit → exceeds by $30

· Payout will be rejected.

Example 2 – $10,000 Account

· Cumulative profit so far: $2,000

· Daily maximum profit allowed: $800 (40%)

· Trader closes the day with $850 profit → exceeds by $50

· Payout will be rejected.

What is the Minimum and Maximum withdrawal Rule?

1. Rule Definition

To maintain proper risk management and account stability, the Pay After Pass program enforces the following withdrawal rules:

· Traders can withdraw profits only when they reach the minimum threshold.

· Minimum withdrawal: 1% of the initial account balance.

· Maximum withdrawal: 4% of the initial account balance per request.

· If a trader’s profit exceeds 4% of the initial balance, the payout is capped at 4%, and any excess profit is forfeited/deducted.

· This ensures gradual and controlled profit-taking while protecting the funded account.

2. How It Works

· Withdrawal limits are calculated based on the initial funded account balance, not on current profit.

· Any profit above the 4% maximum will be forfeited.

· Traders can make multiple withdrawals, but each withdrawal must respect the 4% limits.

3. Examples

Example 1 – $5,000 Account

· Minimum withdrawal: 1% → $50

· Maximum withdrawal: 4% → $200

· Trader profit = $50 → ❌ Cannot withdraw

· Trader profit = $100 → ✅ Can withdraw $100

· Trader profit = $250 → ✅ Can withdraw $200 only; remaining $50 is forfeited

Example 2 – $10,000 Account

· Minimum withdrawal: 1% → $100

· Maximum withdrawal: 4% → $400

· Trader profit = $100 → ❌ Cannot withdraw

· Trader profit = $350 → ✅ Can withdraw $350

· Trader profit = $500 → ✅ Can withdraw $400 only; remaining $100 is forfeited

Which rules have been updated, and which rules do not apply during the Challenge phases?

1. One Minute Rule: Not applicable in Challenge phases of the 2 step lite program.
2. Reverse Trading: Not applicable in Challenge phases of the 2 step lite program.
3. Lot Size: Not applicable in Challenge phases of the 2 Step lite program.
4. Hedging: Hedging within the account is allowed, however it is prohibited in across accounts.
5. News Trading: News trading is allowed, however it is not allowed as a hedge across the accounts.