BrightFunded 1-Step vs 2-Step Classic vs 2-Step Bright
No consistency rule at any stage and one static plan with a fixed dollar floor. The three plans on one grid.
BrightFunded plans on one grid
| Rule | 1-Step | 2-Step Classic | 2-Step Bright |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drawdown | 6% trailing on highest equity; locks at the starting balance once +6% | 10% static from the starting balance ($10,000 floor on a 100K, never moves) | static, tighter than Classic |
| Daily loss | 3% | 5% | by plan |
| Targets | 10% | 10% then 5% | by plan |
| Minimum days | 5 per phase (a position open 60 seconds or more counts) | 5 per phase | 5 per phase |
| Consistency | none at any stage | none | none |
| News | unrestricted in evaluation; funded: no opening within 5 minutes of high-impact releases, soft breach first time | same | same |
| Weekend | allowed | allowed | allowed |
| Leverage | 1:100 FX, 1:40 gold, 1:20 indices, 1:5 crypto, both stages | same | same |
| Split | 80%; 90% add-on; 100% after the third scale-up | same | same |
| Fee | not refundable | not refundable | not refundable |
Which one for a systematic strategy
2-Step Classic for a defined-stop system: a $10,000 floor on a 100K that never rises means every dollar of profit is real cushion, and the 5% daily limit is the widest of the three. 1-Step for a strategy that reaches +6% quickly and rarely gives back open profit, since the floor trails until it locks. Both carry no consistency rule anywhere, which is the reason to be here; the non-refundable fee is the cost.
Payout mechanics on BrightFunded payout rules; the full card at BrightFunded rules.
FAQ
Does BrightFunded have a consistency rule?
No, at any stage, on any plan.
Is the BrightFunded 2-Step drawdown static?
Yes: 10% fixed from the starting balance on 2-Step Classic. The 1-Step trails on highest equity and locks at the starting balance once equity reaches +6%.
Source: the firm’s help center and program pages, cross-checked with the BrightFunded rules card, September 2026. Rules change quarterly; the help center is binding.