Clear rules. Visible risk.
No hidden traps.
FairTicks is built around a structured simulated trading evaluation framework. Before you start, you should understand the main limits, targets, breach conditions, account stages, and payout eligibility rules that may apply to your account model.
Know the account limits
Daily loss, max loss, drawdown, exposure, and account status should be clear before pressure starts.
Understand breach conditions
Hard rule violations can invalidate the account. Near-breach warnings are informational and do not remove trader responsibility.
Separate account stages
Training Account passing, Live Account access, payout eligibility, review, and KYC are separate steps.
Progress through conditions
Eligibility depends on meeting targets, respecting rules, minimum activity, and applicable account conditions.
The main rules every trader should understand first.
This section gives a simple overview of the risk areas that can affect your evaluation. Exact values and conditions may depend on the selected account model.
Daily loss
When applicable, the account must stay within its daily loss limit during the trading day.
Max loss
The account cannot fall beyond the maximum loss threshold defined for the selected model.
Profit target
Each account has defined performance objectives that must be reached according to the model rules.
Stop-loss & risk per trade
Trades may be subject to stop-loss requirements and risk-per-trade limits depending on the account rules.
Minimum days
Some account models require a minimum number of valid trading days before progression can be considered.
Payout eligibility
A passed Training Account does not automatically mean payout eligibility. Payout requests belong to the applicable Live Account stage and conditions.
Know what can invalidate the account.
Breach logic is one of the most important parts of the FairTicks framework. Traders should understand the difference between a risk warning, a near-breach state, and a hard rule violation.
Risk awareness
The platform may show account health, drawdown pressure, exposure, and other indicators to help traders understand where they stand.
Near-breach warning
A warning means the account may be approaching a dangerous limit. It is informational and should not be treated as protection from a breach.
Hard breach condition
If a defined hard rule is exceeded, the evaluation can be invalidated according to the applicable account conditions.
Account status update
The account status should reflect the result clearly, such as active, in progress, passed, failed, breached, or under review when applicable.
Clear reason when available
When possible, the trader should be able to understand which rule caused the account status to change.
Different models. Different pressure.
Rapid, Classic, and Discipline follow the same FairTicks philosophy, but each model creates a different simulated evaluation environment. Review the model conditions before choosing.
Rapid
Built for traders who want a faster and more direct evaluation path, with less time to recover from poor decisions.
- Evaluation rhythmFast-track structure
- Daily loss styleNo daily loss rule
- Main pressureSpeed and account control
- Progression logicReach the required target without hard breach
- Best forConfident traders who can manage pressure quickly
Classic
Built for traders who want a standard evaluation structure with clear risk limits, progress logic, and a balanced trading rhythm.
- Evaluation rhythmBalanced structure
- Daily loss styleDaily risk framework applies
- Main pressureBalance between targets and risk control
- Progression logicTarget progression plus account conditions
- Best forMost traders who want a clear middle ground
Discipline
Built for traders who want stricter structure, cleaner execution behavior, and a more consistency-focused evaluation experience.
- Evaluation rhythmConsistency-focused structure
- Daily loss styleRisk control framework applies
- Main pressureDiscipline, consistency, and rule respect
- Progression logicPerformance plus stricter account conditions
- Best forSerious traders who want tighter standards
Try FairTicks for 3 days first.
Explore the platform, test the dashboard flow, review the metrics, and understand the simulated evaluation experience before choosing a paid account.
Passing an evaluation is not the same as payout eligibility.
Payout eligibility should never be presented as automatic. It depends on the selected account model, account status, required activity, rule compliance, Live Account conditions, review, and any applicable verification requirements.
Training Account requirements
The account must meet the required simulated performance objective and any applicable activity or model conditions.
No hard breach
The account must remain within the defined risk framework. A hard breach can invalidate the evaluation according to the applicable rules.
Passed status does not mean payout request
Passing a Training Account is a progression milestone. It does not automatically create payout eligibility.
Live Account access or review
Access to a Live Account, if applicable, may depend on account review, model rules, verification, and eligibility conditions.
Eligible payout request
A payout request can only be considered when the applicable Live Account, KYC, review, and payout policy conditions are satisfied.
Rules that affect your account should be clear before activation.
FairTicks is built around a simple standard: if a rule can affect account status, breach, progression, review, or payout eligibility, it should be documented and understandable before the trader starts.
Before you trade, know the framework.
Quick answers to the most important rule, breach, account model, and payout eligibility questions.
Trade with clear rules. Progress with structure.
Choose the account model that fits your trading style and start inside a simulated evaluation framework built around transparency, discipline, and risk visibility.