Choose an Evaluation
Decide which BFT evaluation fits your trading plan before you pay.
Choose by rules, not price alone. Confirm the live price, promotion, and available add-ons during checkout.
Before you start
Estimate the largest normal losing day in your strategy, how many trading days you can complete, and whether you need news or weekend-holding permission. Every BFT trading account is simulated.
How it works
| Program | Phases | Profit targets | Daily loss | Maximum loss | Minimum days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yangon Standard 2 Step | 2 | 10% in Phase 1; 5% in Phase 2 | 5% | 10% | 4 per phase |
| Yangon Express 1 Step | 1 | 10% | 3% | 6% | 7 |
| Mandalay Lite 2 Step | 2 | 8% in Phase 1; 5% in Phase 2 | 4% | 8% | 7 per phase |
All three programs offer $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, and $100K starting simulated balances. Yangon Standard and Yangon Express allow news trading during evaluation. Mandalay allows weekend holding but does not allow news trading. Account-specific terms remain authoritative.
- Choose Yangon Standard when wider loss limits matter and you can complete two phases.
- Choose Yangon Express when one phase matters more than wider loss limits.
- Choose Mandalay Lite when its lower Phase 1 target and holding permission fit your plan.
What success looks like
You can explain why the selected program fits your risk plan, how much equity headroom it provides, how many qualifying days it needs, and which event or holding restrictions apply.
Common mistakes
- Choosing the one-step program without accounting for its 3% daily and 6% maximum loss limits.
- Comparing only Phase 1 targets and ignoring trading days or Phase 2.
- Treating an account-size label as withdrawable funds.
- Relying on an old price screenshot instead of live checkout.
What happens next
Read the complete evaluation program comparison, loss-limit formulas, and trading rules. When the rules fit your plan, continue to Buy and activate.