Get up to $400K in capital and trade 24/7 with no KYC

Passed the challenge on my second try — the first time I blew the account trading news, my own fault. What I liked: drawdown is calculated on the end-of-day balance, not live equity, and that takes off a lot of pressure. My first $2,140 withdrawal arrived in USDT within a day, no interrogations or two-week "security reviews" like at other firms. So far, all clean.

Sign-up with no KYC — exactly what I was looking for, I was sick of taking passport selfies for every service. Grabbed the free account with the promo code, spent a week testing the platform on demo, then bought the $50K challenge knowing what I was doing. The terminal is fast, no slippage on the majors, EUR/USD spreads average 0.2–0.4 pips. Nice touch: all challenge stats are shown in real time.

Support replies fast, even in the middle of the night (CET). I had questions about the news-trading rules — within 10 minutes in chat they explained which releases are restricted and in what window. The 90% split is real: I made $3,800, withdrew $3,420, no extra fees. Only thing: I'd like to withdraw to a card, for now it's crypto only.

Three months trading here, two withdrawals with no delays — 18 and 26 hours. Transparent rules: daily limit, overall limit, minimum trading days, no hidden "consistency" fine print that other firms use to cut payouts. Downside: few crypto instruments, basically the top 10 coins. Forex and indices — all perfect.

Before buying I compared with two well-known prop firms. Conditions here are softer: lower phase target, more time to pass it, same drawdown limit. Account scaling works as promised — after three profitable months they raised my capital without repeating the challenge. Important for scalping: no trading-style restrictions and EAs are allowed.

Started with the free $1,000 account — a risk-free way to understand how a prop firm works if you've never traded with someone else's capital. Read the terms with a magnifying glass and found no traps. In two months I got to a $25K account. Tip for beginners: don't go straight for $400K, the risk rules are the same but the psychological pressure is higher.