Evaluation Programs
Compare BFT's one-step and two-step evaluations using current targets and risk limits.
Choose by rules, not price alone. Prices and promotions can change, so confirm the final amount on the live BFT checkout page.
Before you start
All three programs use simulated accounts and are offered in $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, and $100K sizes. The size is the starting simulated balance, not a cash deposit or withdrawal amount.
How it works
| Program | Phases | Profit targets | Daily loss | Maximum loss | Minimum trading days per phase |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yangon Standard 2 Step | 2 | 10% in Phase 1; 5% in Phase 2 | 5% | 10% | 4 |
| 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 |
Yangon Standard and Yangon Express show 1:100 leverage and allow news trading during the evaluation. Mandalay allows weekend holding but does not allow news trading. Additional rules still apply to every program.
First payout eligibility begins after the first trade on the simulated funded account: 21 days for Yangon Standard and Yangon Express, or 30 days for Mandalay. An eligible Yangon Standard fee is scheduled with the first approved payout. Mandalay schedules it with the fourth approved payout. Yangon Express has no fee refund. Add-ons can modify eligible account terms, and the dashboard is authoritative for a specific account.
What success looks like
Your chosen program matches the amount of risk you can manage. For example, Yangon Express removes Phase 2 but has the tightest loss limits. Mandalay lowers the Phase 1 target but requires seven trading days and restricts news trading.
Common mistakes
- Choosing the one-step program without accounting for its 3% daily and 6% maximum loss limits.
- Comparing only the Phase 1 targets and ignoring minimum days or Phase 2.
- Treating an account-size label as withdrawable funds.
- Relying on a screenshot for current price or add-on availability.
What happens next
Open the live BFT evaluation checkout to confirm current pricing, then read Trading objectives and Loss limits before paying.