Choose the model that fits how you trade.
The four models differ in three things: how much time you get, which loss rules are switched on, and what the next stage costs. All three are published here before you pay for anything.
Choose your account
Rapid, Classic, Discipline or Instinct. Each one publishes its own target and its own set of active loss rules.
Trade supported markets
Crypto, metals, stocks and major indices, with your exposure shown before entry and your risk state named as the buffer is consumed.
Reach the target
Hit the published target without breaching. Minimum trading days and consistency rules apply on the models that use them.
Move to a Qualified Account
Passing ends Training. It does not pay you. Eligible traders receive a separate simulated Qualified Account, and payout eligibility is built there.
What changes between the four models.
Compare the structure before you compare the account size. Every FairTicks model now has $0 activation after passing. What changes is the Training path, the active loss framework, the deadline and the Qualified progression.
Rapid
One target, fifteen days, one shot. No Daily Loss and no Training Consistency, so the EOD Maximum Loss floor is the main account-level boundary.
Traders who perform under a short deadline and prefer one account-level floor instead of a daily loss limit.
- Profit pathOne target
- Validity15 daysNo extension
- Minimum Training Days3 days
- Active loss ruleEOD Maximum Loss
- QPD for a payout7 days
- Profit share75% → 90%4 tiers
Classic
Target 1 is the only required profit target. Reach it and you may submit for Qualified. Target 2 is optional and can earn back your Classic purchase price with your first approved payout.
Traders who want a balanced framework, an optional second objective and the ability to reset or extend.
- Profit pathTarget 1 requiredTarget 2 optional
- Target 2 benefitPurchase-price refundWith first approved payout*
- Validity30 daysPaid extension available
- Minimum Training Days5 days
- Active loss rulesDaily Loss+ EOD Maximum Loss
- Profit share80% → 90%10 QPD per payout
Discipline
A higher Training target, one eligibility-based Free Reset, and the only FairTicks profit-share ladder that can reach 100%. Those last two are alternatives rather than a package. Stop Loss remains optional.
Traders whose edge is process control and who value a structured recovery path plus the highest share ceiling.
- Profit pathOne higher target
- Validity30 daysPaid extension available
- Minimum Training Days5 days
- Active loss rulesDaily Loss+ EOD Maximum Loss
- QPD for a payout10 days
- Profit share85% → 100%4 tiers
Instinct
A 50K account with one target and one breach framework: protect the $2,000 real-time trailing floor. No calendar deadline and no minimum Training Days.
Experienced traders who want no countdown and one clearly identified live boundary.
- Profit pathOne $3,000 target50K only
- ValidityNo deadlineUntil pass or breach
- Minimum Training Days0 days
- Active loss rule$2,000 live trailing floor
- QPD for a payout7 days
- Profit share80% → 95%3 tiers
Training rules and Qualified rules are separate. Passing removes the Training profit target and Training Consistency requirement. The Qualified risk framework continues under the published rules. A payout requires the Qualified Profit Day count recorded on your account, currently 7 QPD on Rapid and Instinct and 10 QPD on Classic and Discipline, plus payout eligibility, completed KYC, no open positions and the reserve and prohibited-actions checks. The protected reserve remains in the simulated account; it is not a FairTicks fee.
Find your model, then see the trade-off you accept.
Four questions about pace, Daily Loss, per-trade structure and the outcome you care about. Your answer appears on the map, next to its closest alternative, with what each one asks of you in return.
What evaluation pace suits you?
Rapid runs 15 days. Classic and Discipline run 30, extendable by 30. Instinct has no deadline.
Do you want a separate Daily Loss limit?
Active on Classic and Discipline. Not used on Rapid or Instinct.
How much structure do you want per trade?
On Discipline the Stop Loss is optional and is not a breach condition. When you attach one, planned risk is capped at 0.5%.
Which trade-off matters most?
Pick the outcome you actually care about.
Classic
Click any model on the map to read what it asks of you, or answer the four questions and let the finder point at one.
Quick answers before you start.
Eight questions the cards above do not answer. Which model suits you is the finder's job, not this list.
No. FairTicks accounts run inside a simulated trading evaluation environment using virtual capital. FairTicks is not a broker, and your payment buys platform access, not a deposit.
Yes. The free trial gives you a $50,000 simulated account for 7 days at $0, with no payment method and no KYC. You can start up to 2 trials per eligible account model.
Trials exist for Rapid, Classic and Discipline. Instinct has no free trial, so that model cannot be tested before purchase. Its rules are published on the cards above and in the Help Center.
No. A trial is for exploring the platform. Profit made on it is not payout-eligible and it does not create Qualified Account access.
No. The name suggests otherwise, so it is worth saying plainly: on Discipline the Stop Loss is optional, and it is never a breach condition. Trading without one does not put the account at risk of being marked breached.
When you do attach a stop, planned risk on that trade is capped at 0.5% of starting simulated capital. The rules that can breach a Discipline account are Daily Loss and EOD Maximum Loss. No FairTicks model requires a Stop Loss.
The dashboard names your risk 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, at 100%, and none of the four states closes the account or stops you trading.
These states are informational. They do not remove your responsibility for the account rules.
When a hard rule is exceeded, the account is marked breached according to the rules attached to it, and the dashboard names the rule that caused it.
If the result looks wrong, you can request a documented review through the contact page. Every review returns a reference, a status and a written outcome.
No, in both directions. The rules attached to your account at activation are stored in its Rule Snapshot, including the ones marked disabled on that model, and a newer product template does not replace them. New templates apply to new purchases only.
For the same reason, an activated account keeps the model and the size you bought. If you are unsure which one fits, use the finder above or contact support before paying.
No. Passing ends the Training stage and releases no money. Eligible traders then receive a separate simulated Qualified Account, and payout eligibility is built there.
A payout request needs 10 Qualified Profit Days, an account at least 10 days old, completed KYC, no open positions and a calculated maximum of at least $100. It releases up to 75% of available realized profit at your model's share, and leaves a protected reserve of at least 1% of starting capital inside the account.
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.