How the Clear evaluation works
The Clear evaluation is a one-step test: reach your profit target while staying above your Max Loss Limit. There are no multi-phase challenges.
Clear asks for two things Prime doesn't — a two-day minimum and a consistency gate — and in exchange gives you no daily loss limit at all.
What you have to do
- Hit your profit target for your account size.
- Trade on at least two days. This is a hard minimum — a Clear evaluation can't be passed in a single session.
- Keep your biggest day within 50% of your total profit. This is the consistency gate that has to be clear before the account is upgraded to funded.
- Stay above your Max Loss Limit. This is the only limit that closes the account.
- Follow the conduct rules — see Prohibited practices.
Your targets by size
| Tier | Account size | Profit target | Max Loss Limit | Daily loss limit | Max contracts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silver | $25K | $1,500 | $1,000 | None | 2 mini / 20 micro |
| Gold | $50K | $3,000 | $2,000 | None | 4 mini / 40 micro |
| Platinum | $100K | $6,000 | $3,000 | None | 6 mini / 60 micro |
| Titanium | $150K | $9,000 | $4,500 | None | 10 mini / 100 micro |
You trade at your full tier maximum throughout the evaluation. Clear's contract scaling applies only once you're funded — during the evaluation you have the whole size from your first trade.
No daily loss limit
There is no daily loss ceiling on a Clear evaluation. Your single limit is the trailing Max Loss Limit, measured end-of-day. See Clear has no daily loss limit.
The 50% consistency gate
Your largest single day must be 50% or less of your total evaluation profit before the account can be upgraded to funded.
This is a gate on getting funded, not a way to fail. Being over 50% doesn't end your evaluation — it just means the account isn't upgraded yet.
A worked example. Your profit target is $1,500 and you've reached it. 50% of $1,500 is $750.
| Your best day | Result |
|---|---|
| $500 | Clear — 33% of your profit |
| $750 | Clear — exactly at the limit |
| $1,100 | Not yet — that's 73% of your profit |
If your biggest day is too large
Keep trading. The check is a ratio, so every further day of profit lowers your biggest day's share. In the example above, an $1,100 best day needs your total to reach $2,200 for that day to fall to 50%.
Your dashboard shows your current max-day percentage as you work toward funded, so you always know how much further you need to go.
The 30-day window
You have 30 calendar days from purchase to reach your profit target. The clock starts the day you buy.
- The window counts calendar days, not trading days — weekends and holidays are included.
- If you don't reach the target in 30 days, the evaluation account expires.
Need more time? A reset gives you a fresh account. A reset bought before your deadline keeps the same deadline; one bought after it starts a fresh 30-day window.
What happens when you pass
Your account moves to the funded phase and activates free — funded accounts carry no ongoing fees. Before your first payout you'll complete a one-time payout verification with our partner Rise.
Full detail: Clear funded account rules and What happens when you pass.