Would your results clear a prop challenge?
Load a Strategy Tester report or an account history. The tool replays your daily results against a firm's published rules thousands of times and shows how often the record gets through, and which rule ends the runs that do not.
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Pass rate by stage
Each run replays blocks of your daily results in a random order and applies the firm's rules until the run passes or breaks a rule. A run that passes a stage continues into the next stage with a fresh account.
| Stage | Runs reaching it | Passed | Stress-tested version |
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Stress-tested version: about 10% of trades are dropped and about 15% of the rest are made worse by a quarter of your typical losing trade, then the same simulation is run. A record that holds up here depends less on a few lucky trades. The amounts are rules of thumb, not measured values.
The range shows how much the pass rate moves when the daily history is resampled (10th to 90th percentile). A wide range means the estimate is unstable.
Detail view
Which rule ends the runs that fail, how the pass rate changes with the size of each trade, and the daily risk figures.
What this assumes
- Based on closed-trade results only. Floating losses inside a trade are not in a report, so daily and maximum loss breaches can be missed and pass rates can read higher than they would on a live account.
- Days follow your report's server clock, not the firm's reset time. Weekdays with no trades still count as trading days.
- Weekend holding and news restrictions are not judged.
- Results are scaled by account size divided by your starting balance. The currency of the report is assumed to be the currency of the plan.
- The whole record is used. It is not known whether the record was selected from many tests, which makes the numbers optimistic.
- This tool does not judge whether a firm allows your trading method. If you trade with an EA, read the firm's current conditions yourself.
- Rules were read from the firm's own pages on 2026-10-10. Rules change, so check them before you rely on a number.
This is an estimate of probability and does not guarantee a pass. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Sources and excluded plans
Rules come from each firm's own pages, checked on 2026-10-10.
- FTMO — FTMO Challenge 2-Step (Standard account type)
- The5ers — High Stakes (2-Step)
Left out because the firm does not allow automated trading, or this could not be confirmed:
- FundedNext — Stellar 2-Step (CFD) (help.fundednext.com: stellar 2 step challenge )
- Alpha Capital Group — Alpha Pro 10% (help.alphacapitalgroup.uk: can i use an expert advisor ea )
Firm names are used only to describe their published rules. This tool has no connection with those firms.
How to use it
- In MetaTrader, save the Strategy Tester report, or the account history report, as HTML.
- Drop the file here. The starting balance is filled in when the report states it.
- Pick a plan. The estimate updates on its own.
How the estimate is made
Your daily results are cut into blocks of five days. Each run draws blocks at random, adds them to a fresh account and checks the plan's rules day by day: daily loss, maximum loss, profit target, minimum trading days and time limit. Thousands of runs give a pass rate.
The result describes how your past record behaves under the rules. It cannot see floating losses, a change in market conditions or a change in the rules. A short record gives an unstable estimate, which is why under 40 trading days is shown as a reference value only.
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