The four-program lineup now spans two-phase, single-phase, immediately-funded and futures evaluation formats, with each program’s complete rule book published before purchase.
Plovdiv, Bulgaria, 27th Aug 2026 — Trade8, a multi-asset proprietary trading platform operated by EU-registered Noga one EOOD, has expanded its funded trading evaluation lineup to four programs with the addition of a futures evaluation track.
Alongside the expansion, the company has standardized a single disclosure policy across the entire line: the complete rulebook of every program is published before purchase.
The expansion follows the recent launch of the platform’s micro-futures instruments. The lineup now covers two-phase, single-phase, immediately-funded and futures-specific evaluation formats.
“Know the rules before you pay — that is the standard we build to,” a Trade8 spokesperson said. “A trader should be able to read every limit, in real dollar amounts, before spending anything.”
The Four Programs
The lineup consists of four evaluation structures:
- 2-Step — a two-phase evaluation with progressive profit targets of 8% and 5%, a 5% daily loss limit and a 10% maximum drawdown. Entry fees start at $39 for a $5,000 account.
- 1-Step — a single-phase evaluation with a 10% profit target, a 4% daily loss limit and a 6% maximum drawdown.
- Instant — an account that starts funded, with a first-payout target of 8% and the same 4% daily and 6% maximum limits applied from the start.
- Futures — a single-phase evaluation on micro futures contracts — Micro Gold (MGC), Micro Crude Oil (MCL) and Micro S&P 500 (MES) — using futures-industry conventions: an end-of-day trailing loss limit of 4%, a 3% daily loss limit, a total-contracts cap, a mandatory daily flat time and fixed per-contract margins. Fees start at $69 for a $25,000 account.
Account sizes across the line range from $5,000 to $200,000. Funded accounts can grow at published performance milestones — capped at $4 million — with profit splits that increase at defined scaling steps.
Trade8 states that its evaluation programs are simulated trading assessments. The purpose is to evaluate trading performance under defined conditions rather than to represent the execution of live market orders with customer capital.
A Published-Rules Policy
According to the company, every program’s page displays the complete rule set for the selected account size before checkout — profit targets, daily loss limits, maximum drawdown, minimum trading days, consistency requirements, leverage and profit split.
The figures are shown in real dollar amounts rather than percentages alone.
The policy is a response to a recurring criticism across the funded-trading sector, where conditions discovered only after a rule breach are a frequent source of trader disputes.
Two mechanics receive dedicated plain-language explanations on the platform, because they are the ones most often misunderstood.
The trailing drawdown: on standard programs, the maximum-loss floor follows the account’s peak equity and locks at the starting balance once the account is sufficiently in profit. The purchase page shows the actual dollar figures for the chosen size — where the floor starts, how it moves and where it locks.
The end-of-day trailing limit on futures: the futures program applies the futures industry’s own convention. The loss floor updates once per daily rollover based on the highest end-of-day balance, only ever rises, and locks permanently at the starting balance. Intraday peaks never move it. The platform states this distinction explicitly before purchase.
The same disclosure applies to the consistency rule, minimum trading days, and the futures-specific contract cap and daily close time.
Resets and Time Limits
A breached challenge can be reset for the same model and size at a 40% discount from the original list fee. The reset price is always calculated from the original fee.
The programs carry no time limits: evaluations measure performance against the published rules without a deadline.
Payouts
Eligible traders who reach the applicable payout conditions can receive cryptocurrency payouts with on-chain transaction records, providing a verifiable settlement trail.
Education and Language Support
Alongside the published rulebooks, Trade8 operates a structured trading academy and an AI-powered coaching experience through Claude, the AI assistant built by Anthropic. Traders can ask for any rule to be explained in plain language, before or after purchase.
The platform operates in eleven languages.
About Trade8
Trade8 is a global multi-asset online trading platform operated by Noga one EOOD, a company registered in the European Union (Bulgaria), Commercial Register UIC 206255629. The Trade8 ecosystem combines a lightweight in-house trading experience, educational resources through the Trade8 Academy, AI-powered learning and support through Claude, and multiple proprietary trading programs across forex, metals, energy, stocks, indices, crypto and micro futures, available in eleven languages.
All evaluation trading is executed in a simulated environment designed for educational and assessment purposes; simulated results do not represent actual trading. Trade8 is not a broker and does not provide investment advice. Services are not available in restricted jurisdictions, including the United States.
For more information, visit https://trade8fx.com
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