FXIFY two-phase: count qualifying days correctly
Minimum days, profit thresholds and refund rules differ between Classic, Standard and PRO; an active day is not automatically a qualifying day.
Days belong to the programme column
The two-phase table lists four days per phase for Classic, five for Standard and three for PRO. The PRO description also requires at least 0.5% of initial balance with equity above that threshold at its stated day end. Do not apply PRO’s wording universally.
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An active day is not always a qualifying day
- Classic 4 days; Standard 5; PRO 3 per phase
- PRO threshold example: 0.5% × $20K = $100
- Refund status differs by programme
A hypothetical threshold, not a profit instruction
For a hypothetical $20,000 initial PRO balance, 0.5% equals $100. A day with a closed gain but equity below the applicable end-of-day threshold may not count under that rule. The calculation explains qualification, not a recommended daily target.
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Do not trade merely to manufacture a day
The table’s refund row gives Standard a first-payout refund but lists no refund for Classic or PRO. Costs can accumulate before qualifying: the optional Raw schedule separately charges commission. Save the actual purchase settings rather than assuming three names share a fee-return promise.
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Official programme source checked 27 October 2026 Official programme source checked 27 October 2026
Resolve eligibility before evaluation assumptions
The current country FAQ prohibits Vietnam and warns of refusal of a live account and refund when location is misrepresented. Completing a minimum-day count does not override this. Restricted readers should use the rules for comparison only.
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