1-Step Flex
A single-phase challenge with one 12% profit target, no consistency rule and no minimum trading days. Reach the target within the rules and your Real account is next.
Start your 1-Step Flex- No minimum days
- 12% max loss - static
- 100% - Monthly rewards
- Markets
- 48
- Scaling cap
- $2M
- Fee refund
- 100%
One step should
mean one step. No extra hoops.
Choose your account size
One rulebook for every size.
$25K account
You save 15%- Phases
- 1, then Real account
- Profit target
- 12%
- Maximum loss
- 12% (static)
- Daily loss
- 3%
- Consistency rule
- None
- Minimum trading days
- None
- Reward cycles
- Weekly 80%, Bi-weekly 85%, Monthly 100%
Crossed-out prices show what a similar challenge costs at another leading prop firm, checked 18 Oct 2026.
Frequently asked questions
How the Fundzoria 1-Step Flex works, in plain words.
Search every rule in the Help Center, or ask us in the chat.
The 1-Step Flex is our single-phase evaluation: one 12% profit target, no consistency rule and no minimum trading days. Reach the target without breaking a loss limit, verify your identity once and your Real account opens.
The 2-Step Flex has two phases with 10% and 8% targets, a 4% daily loss limit and a minimum of 1 trading day per phase. The 1-Step Flex has one phase with a 12% target, a 3% daily loss limit and no minimum trading days. Both have a 12% static maximum loss.
12% of your starting balance, in a single phase. On a $25K account that is $3,000. There is no second phase.
A 3% daily loss limit and a 12% maximum loss. The maximum loss is a fixed floor at 88% of your starting balance. The same limits apply on your Real account.
No. There is no time limit, only a 60-day inactivity limit.
No. The 1-Step Flex has no minimum trading days, so you pass as soon as you reach the target within the rules.
You choose the cycle for each Real account in your dashboard: Weekly at 80%, Bi-weekly at 85% or Monthly at 100%. You can change it between payouts. Your challenge fee comes back with your first reward on a Real account.