Profit target
Reach the phase objective — 8% is the usual first step — without breaking anything else.
FundedLab runs a funded-account evaluation over historical price action. Profit target, daily loss, maximum drawdown and minimum trading days are enforced on every fill — the same way a firm enforces them, including the intrabar wick that takes you out.
Every one is evaluated server side against the ledger — not estimated in the browser, and not checked only when you close a position.
Reach the phase objective — 8% is the usual first step — without breaking anything else.
Equity, not realised P&L. An open position in drawdown counts against you the moment the candle prints.
Static from the starting balance, or trailing behind your peak equity. Touch it and the account is gone.
One lucky session does not pass an evaluation. The day count is enforced alongside the target.
Equity is recomputed from the ledger on every fill and on every replay candle. When a limit is touched, open positions are closed at that exact mark and written into the journal as liquidations, so the final P&L is the one the rules produced.
No. FundedLab is a simulator. It reproduces the rules a prop firm evaluates you against so you can practise trading inside them, but no capital is allocated and no order reaches an exchange.
On equity, including open positions, at the adverse extreme of each replay candle. A wick through your limit breaches the account even if the candle closes back inside it — which is how a real firm measures it.
Open positions are liquidated at the breaching mark, pending orders are cancelled, and the account is locked permanently. The ledger keeps every fill so the post-mortem is honest.
Yes. Each challenge is its own account with its own rules; duplicate one to retry the same configuration with a clean slate.
In this application only. FundedLab runs on its own database and its own accounts, separate from any other tool you use.
Open an evaluation account, trade the replay, and see whether the rules or the market takes you out first.