Clear rules. Visible risk.
No hidden traps.
FairTicks is built around a structured simulated evaluation framework. Before you start, you should understand the limits, targets, breaches, and progression logic. No rule should surprise you after activation.
Know your limits
Daily loss, max loss, drawdown, exposure, and account status should be clear.
Trade under structure
Every account model has a defined framework and measurable progression logic.
Avoid breaches
Hard breaches can end the evaluation. Near-breach warnings help you stay aware.
Progress by merit
Eligibility depends on meeting targets, rules, minimum activity, and account conditions.
Built around clarity, not confusion.
FairTicks rules are designed to make evaluation conditions visible before the trader commits.
Visible limits
Risk limits must be understandable before and during the evaluation.
Earned progress
Progression depends on meeting rules, targets, and activity requirements.
Clear breaches
A breach should be based on defined conditions, not hidden interpretation.
No hidden traps
The trader should know what can invalidate the account before starting.
Risk rules you can actually see.
These are the main rule families every trader should understand before choosing an account.
Daily Loss
The maximum loss allowed during a trading day according to the selected account model.
- Designed to prevent one bad day from destroying the account.
- Can trigger a hard breach if exceeded.
- Must be checked before increasing exposure.
Max Loss
The maximum total loss allowed on the account during the evaluation.
- Protects the account from excessive drawdown.
- Usually acts as a hard invalidation condition.
- Should always be visible in the dashboard.
Profit Target
The simulated performance objective required to complete the evaluation stage.
- Must be reached without breaching risk rules.
- Does not override minimum trading day requirements.
- Should be considered with consistency, not only speed.
Minimum Days
The minimum number of trading days required before an account can be considered complete.
- Prevents one-shot lucky passes.
- Encourages measurable behavior over time.
- Must be completed even if target is reached early.
Risk Per Trade
A rule family that keeps position risk aligned with account discipline and exposure control.
- Helps prevent oversized trades.
- Can be linked to stop loss behavior.
- Supports more disciplined execution.
Consistency
Consistency rules help assess whether performance comes from controlled behavior, not chaos.
- Discourages random aggressive bursts.
- Can affect progression or payout eligibility.
- Supports the FairTicks discipline-first philosophy.
Know what can invalidate the account.
FairTicks should never feel like a guessing game. Breach conditions exist to protect the structure of the evaluation. Traders should understand the difference between being near a limit and breaking a hard rule.
Near-breach awareness
The platform should help traders see when they are approaching dangerous limits.
Hard breach condition
If a defined hard rule is exceeded, the evaluation can be invalidated according to the model rules.
Account status update
The account status should reflect whether it is active, in progress, passed, failed, or breached.
Clear reason
Whenever possible, the trader should understand which rule caused the account to fail.
Different models. Different pressure.
Rapid, Classic, and Discipline follow the same philosophy, but each model creates a different trading environment.
Rapid
Designed for traders who want a sharper rhythm and more direct evaluation pressure.
- Profit targetReplace with rule
- Daily lossReplace with rule
- Max lossReplace with rule
- Minimum daysReplace with rule
- Best forSpeed
Classic
Designed for traders who want the cleanest middle ground between clarity, speed, and control.
- Profit targetReplace with rule
- Daily lossReplace with rule
- Max lossReplace with rule
- Minimum daysReplace with rule
- Best forBalance
Discipline
Designed for traders who want stricter control, consistency, and protection from bad habits.
- Profit targetReplace with rule
- Daily lossReplace with rule
- Max lossReplace with rule
- Minimum daysReplace with rule
- Best forControl
Progression must be earned through rules.
Payout eligibility should never be presented as automatic. It depends on the selected account model, account status, required trading activity, risk compliance, and any applicable verification or review process.
Target completed
The account must meet the required simulated performance objective.
No hard breach
The account must remain within the defined risk framework.
Minimum trading days
The required activity period must be completed, even if the target is reached early.
Review and eligibility check
The account can be reviewed according to the applicable payout and model rules.
No rule should appear after you start.
FairTicks is built around the idea that traders should understand the evaluation structure before paying. If a rule can affect your status, progression, breach, or eligibility, it should be clear.
Before you trade, know the framework.
Are the rules the same for every account?
No. The philosophy is the same, but Rapid, Classic, and Discipline can have different thresholds, rhythm, and conditions.
What happens if I breach a hard rule?
A hard breach can invalidate the evaluation according to the selected account model and its rules.
Can I pass by hitting the profit target quickly?
Not necessarily. Minimum trading days, risk compliance, and account conditions can still apply.
Are payouts guaranteed?
No. Payout eligibility depends on meeting the applicable conditions, account status, review process, and rules.
Is FairTicks real trading?
FairTicks is a simulated trading evaluation platform using virtual capital and rule-based account progression.
Clear rules. Cleaner decisions.
Choose the account model that fits your trading behavior and start inside a structured simulated evaluation framework built around clarity, control, and discipline.