How to Pass the WSFunded Challenge (2026)

What WSFunded actually asks you to do

WSFunded runs a Rapid (1-Phase) / Classic (2-Phase) / Ultra (2-Phase). We have not yet pinned the exact profit target and loss limits into our data for this firm — they are on the firm's own pricing page, and the shape of the challenge (drawdown model, minimum days, time limit) below is what actually decides whether your strategy fits, so read that first.

How the drawdown works here — and how people misread it

WSFunded uses a static drawdown: your loss floor is fixed from the starting balance and does not move as you profit. On a $100K account with a stated max loss, the floor stays at the stated floor no matter how high your equity climbs. This is the most forgiving model in the industry, and the mistake traders make with it is treating early profit as "free" risk. It is not free — every dollar you give back is a dollar closer to the same floor.

Model it against your actual stop sizes with the Drawdown Calculator before you start; two minutes there saves a reset fee.

The rules that end WSFunded evaluations

• No consistency rule on record. One strong day counts fully. That does not mean you should swing for it — an oversized day that goes the other way is the daily loss cap.
• News trading: restricted. Expect a no-trade window around high-impact releases. Note the exact minutes and which calendar the firm uses, and remember a stop that triggers inside the window can count as a trade inside the window.
• Weekend holding: not allowed. Everything must be flat before the Friday close. If your strategy relies on multi-day holds, this firm is not the fit, and no amount of discipline changes that.
• EAs / automation: not allowed. Manual only. Even a trade-management script can be flagged, so ask before you attach anything to the platform.
• Copy trading between your own accounts is not permitted. Running the same trades on two WSFunded accounts via a copier is a termination, not a warning.

A plan that fits WSFunded's rules

1. Fix risk per trade at 1% and do not touch it. Two losers and the day is done, whatever the platform lets you do.
2. Set a daily stop below the firm's. Your own line should sit well inside the firm's. The gap is slippage and the "one more trade" moment.
3. Spread the target across as many sessions as the time limit allows. The target divided by twenty is a small daily number; the mistake is trying to make it a large one.
4. Screenshot the rules page with the date visible. Terms change. "It said something different when I bought" is worth a lot more with evidence.

Platform

WSFunded runs on cTrader, DXtrade. Practise on the same platform before the evaluation starts — a mis-click on an unfamiliar ticket is the dumbest possible way to hit a daily cap, and it happens every week.

After you pass

Passing gets you a funded account, not a payout. The split is 80% base, up to 95-100% via scaling. Withdrawals were processing in Every 10 days after first window when we last checked. The challenge fee is not refunded, so the first payout is where you start recovering it. Read the funded-account rules before your first funded trade: at many firms they are stricter than the evaluation rules, and that is where the second wave of terminations happens.

Quick answers

Does WSFunded allow weekend holding?

No — all positions must be closed before the weekend at WSFunded.

Can I trade news at WSFunded?

No — WSFunded restricts trading around high-impact news. Check the exact window in the terms.

Is the WSFunded challenge fee refundable?

No — the fee is not refunded.

Related

• WSFunded review — score, pros and cons, payout record
• How to pass any prop firm challenge — the general version of this guide
• The rules that get funded accounts closed most often

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