Frequently Asked Questions

NavoTrade is a prop trading platform that offers challenge accounts and instant funding models in a structured simulated environment. The goal is to evaluate discipline, risk management, and consistency under clear trading rules.

You choose an account size, follow the risk limits, and work toward the profit target. For challenge accounts, the daily drawdown is 3%, the maximum drawdown is 6%, the minimum trading period is 3 days, and there is no time limit.

The standard challenge profit target is 10%. This target applies before qualification for the next stage or payout eligibility, depending on the account model.

No. NavoTrade challenge accounts do not use a fixed deadline. Traders can progress at a disciplined pace as long as they remain within the rules.

Yes. Trading during news events is allowed, provided your activity remains compliant with the platform rules and risk limits.

Yes. Weekend holding is allowed, which gives traders more flexibility for swing and position-based strategies.

Yes. EA trading and copy trading are allowed as long as they are not used to exploit platform weaknesses, pricing errors, latency, or prohibited abuse patterns.

Standard payout eligibility begins after the required trading activity is completed. On challenge accounts, the platform highlights payout eligibility after at least 3 days, subject to the account rules and any selected add-ons.

Standard payouts are processed within up to 36 hours. Traders who choose the fast payout add-on benefit from up to 12 hours.

NavoTrade supports card payments, cryptocurrency, PayPal, and bank transfer, depending on the checkout flow and the method selected by the trader.

Multiple accounts may be allowed when they remain under the same verified identity and comply with all platform rules. Any attempt to abuse multi-account setups, hedging schemes, or identity mismatches may lead to restriction or suspension.

Yes. NavoTrade also offers instant funding plans for traders who want direct access to a funded-style model without completing the standard evaluation path first.