No tricks,
Just ticks.
The evaluation system built to measure control, not leverage or luck.
Fixed-value contracts, ticks, and account rules you can read
before the trade. Your rules are frozen the day you buy them,
and your fee comes back with your first payout.
No leverage calculations. No hidden conditions. Visible risk.
7-day simulated Free Trial. No payment required. No payout eligibility.
Choose the account built for the way you trade.
Four families. Different timelines, loss frameworks and progression paths — with $0 activation fee after passing on every FairTicks account. Every rule and optional cost is published before checkout.
Rule sheet
One framework. Four asset classes.
The same tick-based rules apply to every instrument. Counts below are loaded live from the FairTicks market directory.
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From Training to Qualified.
FairTicks separates evaluation from payout eligibility on purpose. First you prove the process on a simulated Training Account. After passing, a separate simulated Qualified Account is where eligible profit, Qualified Profit Days and payout cycles begin.
Pick your account model
Choose Rapid, Classic, Discipline or Instinct. Each model changes the Training deadline, active risk framework, target structure and progression path.
Trade inside the live rules
Your dashboard shows the active target, loss room, exposure and risk state. Rules that are Off on your model are not active breach conditions.
Complete Training
Reach the required target without breaching and complete the model's minimum Training Days. Passing ends Training; it is not itself a payout.
Build payout eligibility
An approved pass creates the separate simulated Qualified Account. This is where eligible realized profit, QPD progression, payout cycles and your active profit share are tracked.
The cadence depends on the model you choose.
Training minimum days and Qualified payout cadence are model-specific. Your account Rule Snapshot remains the source of truth for the exact configuration you purchased.
Why the payout checklist is not repeated here: this section explains the product journey. KYC, payout-cycle conditions, reserve controls, minimum request amount, open-position checks and payout processing are explained in the dedicated Payout Eligibility section and Payout Policy.
One tick, one value, one calculation.
There is no leverage, no margin and no lot size to work out. Each listed market publishes a logical tick, your contract sets what that tick is worth on your account, and the same recorded calculation settles gains and losses alike.
External market price
Taken from the published external source assigned to that instrument.
Published logical tick
Every listed market has a visible tick that defines how price movement is measured.
Your contract value
NANO, MICRO or MINI sets what one tick is worth on your account.
Published fees
Opening, closing and settlement fees follow the schedule attached to the account.
Account result
The same recorded calculation applies to PnL, balance, equity and your risk rules.
A larger contract scales both lines equally. Gross figures, before the published fees and any account-rule adjustment. The official result is the one recorded on your account.
The market configuration, the contract you selected and the account-rule version recorded when the position opened are the ones used to settle it. A later configuration change does not rewrite a trade that already exists.
Read your exposure before you enter.
Your contract sets what one tick is worth on your account, so there is no lot size to compute and no leverage multiplier between the market and your balance. Every active limit is published before checkout, and the rules attached to your account at activation stay attached to it through its Rule Snapshot.
Four mechanics you can verify in the product.
Fixed-value contracts
One tick is worth $1, $5 or $10 depending on the contract you pick. No lot size, no leverage multiplier, 1x exposure by design.
Named risk states
The dashboard names your state as an active buffer is consumed: Safe below 60%, Warning from 60%, High from 75%, Critical from 85%. A breach is the fifth state.
Rules that stay attached
The Rule Snapshot stored on your account at activation governs it. A newer product template applies to new purchases and does not replace yours.
A payout path with names on it
Passing ends Training and does not pay you. A separate Qualified Account then needs 10 Qualified Profit Days, KYC and a 10-day account age.
See the platform before you start.
Eight screens from the live platform: the dashboard, the trading view, the risk monitor, analytics, the Discipline Score, payout eligibility, the account models and the Help Center. The free trial opens all of them.
Understand the system before you start.
The six questions traders ask us most before they buy an account. Every rule behind these answers is documented in full in the public Help Center.
FairTicks is a simulated trading evaluation platform. Training Accounts and Qualified Accounts run on virtual capital. You never deposit trading capital with us, and no order you place is routed to a real market.
What you pay is an account fee. It buys platform access and the evaluation you selected. It is not a deposit, it earns nothing, and it does not come back to you as trading capital. FairTicks does not provide investment advice.
The trial runs on the real platform, including the rule panel that lists every active limit on the account. You can read the rules you would be evaluated on before you spend anything.
Two limits worth knowing up front. The trial is available on Rapid, Classic and Discipline, not on Instinct. You can open up to one trial per eligible model. A trial does not build Qualified Profit Days and does not create payout eligibility.
The name suggests otherwise, so it is worth saying plainly. On Discipline the Stop Loss is optional, and it is never a breach condition. You will not lose the account for trading without one.
What Discipline adds is a ceiling on the Stop Loss you do use: 0.5% of starting capital, so a single trade cannot risk more than that. The rules that can actually breach a Discipline account are Daily Loss and EOD Maximum Loss, and both appear on the account card before checkout.
Your account moves through four risk states before anything breaks, and the dashboard tells you which one you are in. The percentage is how much of the limit you have consumed.
None of the four states closes your account or stops you trading. A breach happens at 100% of the limit and not before. The reason the states exist is so you watch the number climb while you still have room to act on it.
Every active limit on your account is published before checkout and stays fixed for the life of that account. If FairTicks changes a rule later, the change applies to accounts opened after it, not to yours.
Your dashboard is the reference. It lists the rules attached to your specific account, including the ones marked disabled. A disabled rule is not a breach condition on that model, and we name it rather than leaving it out.
Passing ends the Training stage. That is all it does. It releases no money.
What you receive is a separate simulated Qualified Account, and that is where eligible profit and Qualified Profit Days are built. A Qualified Profit Day is a day that closes at least 0.5% of starting capital up, with at least one valid trade on it.
A request also needs no open position, and only one request can be active on an account at a time. Your share of what is released starts between 75% and 85% depending on the model and rises with your record.
No tricks.
Just ticks.
Pick the model whose active rules match how you already trade, or open the free trial and read those rules inside the platform before you pay for anything.
