Industry pass rate · 9%

Pass the challenge. Most don't.

The Orion framework for FTMO, FundedNext, MyForexFunds, The5%ers and The Funded Trader. Real rules. Real maths. Real EAs that respect the drawdown.

9%
Industry pass rate
30-40%
Orion-disciplined
0.5%
Risk per trade
100+
Sample size first
The Orion pass framework

Four rules. Boring on purpose.

What separates the 9% that pass from the 91% that don't isn't strategy — it's discipline. These four rules do the heavy lifting.

01

Risk 0.5% per trade

Half what most courses teach. Survives a 10-loss streak with only 5% drawdown. Most challenges fall on this single number.

02

Stop after 2 losses

Self-imposed daily cap below the firm's. After 2 losses your judgement is statistically degraded — walk away.

03

A-setups only

The evaluation is not where you test new ideas. Trade the setup that has worked for you for 6 months — only that.

04

1:3 R:R minimum

Means you only need a 30% win rate to make money. Most evaluations are passed with 40-55% win rates and 1:2.5+ R:R.

FAQ

What every challenge applicant asks.

Are prop firms legit?
The major firms have paid out hundreds of millions in profits to funded traders. The challenge fees are their main income source, but the funded-trader payouts are real and documented publicly.
Which firm is the easiest to pass?
None are easy — industry-wide pass rates are 5-10%. The5%ers (6% target) and FundedNext Stellar (8% target) have the lowest profit targets. FTMO at 10% is harder but more prestigious.
How long does it take to pass?
Most disciplined traders pass in 2-4 weeks at 0.5% risk per trade with the Orion framework. Aggressive traders try to pass in days and usually blow up. Run your numbers through the free pass calculator.
Can I run a bot on a prop firm account?
Most firms allow EAs on funded accounts with restrictions on copy trading and HFT. Always check the firm's specific rules. Nebula includes prop-firm rule templates that enforce DD and daily-loss limits at engine level.
What if I fail the challenge?
You lose your evaluation fee. Most firms allow retry with a fresh evaluation at full cost. Some offer discounted retries — worth checking before you re-pay.