Passing and Account Progression

Understand completed status, account review, Phase 2 creation, and one-step versus two-step progression.

A pass is recorded only after target, minimum-day, closed-position, and compliance checks. The next account may require setup and review; do not keep trading a completed phase.

Before you start

Confirm that the profit target is reached, the minimum trading days are recorded, and MT5 has no open positions or pending orders that could create a new position. Check the dashboard update time.

How it works

Two-step programs

After Phase 1 meets the passing rules, it waits for BFT confirmation. When BFT marks it as passed, the account becomes Completed and automatic Phase 2 provisioning starts. Phase 2 is a separate simulated account with its own credentials, initial balance, 5% target, minimum days, and risk tracking. Purchased add-ons remain attached to the trader's progression account and carry forward to Phase 2 and the simulated funded account.

After Phase 2 meets the passing rules, complete KYC and sign the agreement in Contracts. Once BFT verifies the signed agreement, the evaluation is marked as passed and the simulated funded account is prepared. Funded accounts have no evaluation profit target.

One-step program

After Yangon Express meets the passing rules, its final review waits for approved KYC and a signed agreement. BFT confirms the signature, then marks Phase 1 Completed and starts automatic funded-account provisioning. There is no Phase 2, and the funded account has a 0% profit target.

What success looks like

The completed account no longer appears as an active evaluation. Wait for the next account and its new protected credentials. It follows the purchased program and account size, and eligible purchased add-ons carry forward. Setup may take time; do not trade the completed account while waiting.

Common mistakes

  • Continuing to trade the completed account while waiting for the next account.
  • Logging in with Phase 1 credentials after Phase 2 is delivered.
  • Expecting the new account to inherit open trades or profit.
  • Assuming purchased add-ons must be selected or purchased again for the next progression account.
  • Submitting multiple tickets during a normal setup period.

What happens next

When the new account arrives, read MT5 and account credentials. For funded-account rules, read Simulated funded account basics.