Earn2Trade: rules card
Every Earn2Trade rule (Gauntlet Mini, Trader Career Path) that decides whether a strategy fits: EOD trailing drawdown, 10-day minimum, 30% consistency in the evaluation.
Earn2Trade rules at a glance
| Rule | Current terms |
|---|---|
| Programs | Gauntlet Mini and Trader Career Path evaluations across account sizes, leading to funded LiveSim and Live accounts through partner firms (lunefi, Jun 2026 parameters) |
| Automation (EAs, bots) | Automated strategies permitted within the approved-hours and platform rules. Verify with firm for current wording |
| Drawdown | End-of-day trailing that resets daily on the highest end-of-day balance |
| Daily loss limit | Fixed by account size, resets each trading day |
| Consistency | 30% in the evaluation: no single day above 30% of the profit target contribution; removed on funded accounts |
| Minimum days | no minimum trading days; the 30% consistency rule means at least four profitable days are needed to pass |
| News | Allowed within approved hours; scalping allowed |
| Overnight and weekend | Not allowed; approved trading hours |
| Payout | 80/20 on a withdrawal at or above a size threshold, $2,250 on gauntlet mini 50, and 50/50 below it, on funded livesim and live; weekly wednesday payouts once profit reaches $100 |
| Entity | Long-running futures educator and evaluator; funded accounts via partner firms |
Source: Puravida Edge rules card for Earn2Trade, verified 1 November 2026 against the firm’s program pages and help center.
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Earn2Trade drawdown rules
Earn2Trade drawdown on the evaluation: EOD trailing. On the funded account: Partner account. Dollar limits per account size are in the table above; rules verified 1 November 2026.
Earn2Trade daily loss limit
Earn2Trade daily loss limit: Fixed by size. Rules verified 1 November 2026.
Earn2Trade consistency rule
Earn2Trade consistency rule: 30% evaluation only. Minimum trading days: no minimum trading days; the 30% consistency rule means at least four profitable days are needed to pass. Rules verified 1 November 2026.
What this means for a systematic strategy
Earn2Trade is a conservative evaluation: 10 minimum days, a 30% consistency rule while testing, an end-of-day trailing floor and approved hours. For a coded strategy the constraints are the 10-day pass (no fast route) and the 30% rule during the evaluation, which is loose enough for most systems. The funded side is an 80/20 partner account with a weekly payout rhythm.
Is Earn2Trade worth it for a systematic strategy?
Yes for an intraday system that clears 30% comfortably and can wait ten days. Confirm the current automation wording before deploying.
Guides for this firm
Every rule in the table is defined in the glossary and explained by mechanism in the rules hub.
FAQ
What are the Earn2Trade drawdown rules?
Earn2Trade drawdown on the evaluation: EOD trailing. On the funded account: Partner account. Dollar limits per account size are in the table above; rules verified 1 November 2026.
What is the Earn2Trade daily loss limit?
Earn2Trade daily loss limit: Fixed by size. Rules verified 1 November 2026.
Does Earn2Trade have a consistency rule?
30% during the evaluation only; it is removed on funded accounts.
How many days does the Earn2Trade evaluation take?
At least 10 trading days.
What is the Earn2Trade profit split?
80/20 on funded LiveSim and Live accounts.
What are Earn2Trade’s payout rules?
Payout: Weekly from $100. Profit split: 80/20. Day requirement: 10 to pass. All 40 firms side by side: prop firm payout rules compared.
Sources: firm documentation and current rule trackers, cross-checked September 2026. Rules change quarterly; the firm’s help center is the binding source.