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No. WenCrypto is not an exchange, and we do not hold client deposits.

The funded stage uses simulated capital. Your payouts are real and based on your reward split.

Anyone aged 18+ from an eligible region can join.

• Follow drawdown limits
• Use only your own account and payment methods
• No cheating, reverse hedging, or exploitation
• Complete KYC before requesting payouts
• Stay within your drawdown limits, breaching any drawdown limits will result in account closure and failure of the challenge or funded account

Each trader can hold a maximum combined allocation of $100,000 per account type.

The maximum a trader can achieve in funding is $300,000. There is no scaling program.

The trading fee to execute a buy or sell order is 0.04%.

Additionally, if you have an open position at 00:00 UTC, a daily swap fee of 0.033% per open position will be deducted from the balance of your demo account at 00:15 UTC.

No. Stablecoins (USDT, USDC, DAI, etc.) are not tradeable.

• 5:1 on BTC/ETH
• 2:1 on altcoins

Note: Altcoins can be wildly volatile. Manage risk like you actually want to stay in the game.

• KYC must be completed and approved
• You must be in the funded stage
• You must be within drawdown limits at the time of request

Withdrawals are processed through WenCrypto's supported payout methods.

For the single pass and double pass, the first withdrawal is capped at 6%. The second withdrawal is capped at 8%. The third and fourth withdrawals are unlimited.

You must use one email per person for all WenCrypto accounts.

The payment card used must belong to you. Using someone else's card will result in a failed KYC.

• Passport
• Driver's License
• National ID
• Residence Permit

You may need to resubmit documents. Major mismatches can block withdrawals or account continuation.

No. You're responsible for your own taxes required by your country of residence. WenCrypto does not withhold taxes or provide tax advice.

There's no classic "X days to pass" timer, but you must place at least one trade every 28 days to keep the account active.

Once you pass your phase:

• You must complete KYC
• Upon completing and passing your KYC, you'll receive your funded account

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You can request a withdrawal every 10 business days

Traders who want a fast, simple path to simulated funding.

You get a full refund of the challenge once you have successfully achieved three withdrawals.

• Max overall drawdown: 8% (static)
• Max daily drawdown: 5% based on balance or equity at reset time of 00:00 UTC
• Minimum Winning Days: 3

Static max drawdown (what that means):

It's calculated from your starting balance, not trailing.

Daily drawdown (how it's calculated):

Your daily limit is based on your balance or equity (whichever is higher) at 00:00 UTC, and it applies until the next 00:00 UTC.

Daily Drawdown Example:

If your account is $102,000 at 00:00 UTC, your daily breach level is $96,900. If your equity drops below $96,900 at any point that day, you breach.

Once you pass Phase 1 and Phase 2:

• You must complete KYC
• Upon completing and passing your KYC you'll receive your funded account

Funded account drawdown rules

• Daily drawdown: 5%
• Max overall drawdown: 8% (static)

Example: On a $100,000 account, if your equity ever drops below $92,000, you breach.

There's no classic "X days to pass" timer, but you must place at least one trade every 28 days to keep the account active.

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You can request a withdrawal every 10 business days

Traders who prioritize consistency and discipline on their path to simulated funding.

You get a full refund of the challenge once you have successfully achieved three withdrawals.

The low entry fee keeps the challenge accessible. With Buy Now, Pay Later, you get access to the evaluation for a small upfront cost, and you only pay the remaining fee after you pass. You prove you can follow the rules and hit the target before paying the full price.

No. The evaluation has no daily drawdown limit during Phase 1. This gives you more room to trade through crypto volatility and news events without a single bad session ending your run.

The 8% maximum drawdown in Phase 1 is static — it is calculated from your starting balance and does not trail. It is measured on an end-of-day (EOD) basis.

Example: On a $10,000 account, your end-of-day balance must never fall below $9,200 during the evaluation stage. This is the only hard risk limit during Phase 1.

Yes. News and event trading is fully permitted during the evaluation with no restrictions. You can trade around major catalysts, hold through high-impact moves, and trade volatility freely throughout Phase 1.

Once funded, additional rules apply that do not exist in the evaluation phase:

• 3% daily End-of-Day (EOD) drawdown limit, resetting at 00:00 UTC each day
• Maximum drawdown changes to 5% trailing (EOD), calculated from your funded balance
• 20% consistency score required before each withdrawal.
• Withdraw lock applies. This means if you generate a profit of $1,000. Your drawdown becomes $1,000. This means if you withdraw $500, then your max drawdown is now $500.

What stays the same:

• News and event trading remains allowed
• No minimum trading days
• You keep 100% of your profits

A consistency score is a measure of how consistent your trading is. It is calculated as: (your biggest winning day ÷ total profit) × 100%. This must be 20% or below to withdraw.You can only withdraw from your instant account when your consistency score is 20% or below. This is calculated by (your winning day / total profit) * 100%. If your consistency score is above 20% then you have to keep on trading in order to get that number below 20%.

Example: ($5,000 account)

• Day1: +$600
• Day2: +$450
• Day3: +$500
• Day4: +$700
• Day5: +$800.

The total profit is $3,050. The highest day is $800. Therefore the consistency score is 26.2%. In order to get beneath 20%. The total profit must be greater than $4,000, as $800 / $4000 = 20%.

The funded stage has a 3% daily End-of-Day (EOD) drawdown limit. It is calculated on your balance or equity (whichever is higher) at the start of each day (00:00 UTC) and resets at 00:00 UTC.

Example: On a $10,000 funded account, you cannot drop more than $300 below your start-of-day level. Breaching this limit deactivates the funded account.

On the funded account the maximum drawdown becomes trailing, set at 5% and measured end-of-day. It follows your highest end-of-day equity point, so as your account grows the breach level rises with it.

Example: Funded at $10,000 with a 5% trailing max drawdown, your starting breach level is $9,500. If your end-of-day equity climbs to $11,000, your new trailing level becomes $10,450 ($11,000 − 5%). Drop below the current trailing level and the account breaches.

The profit split is 100% in your favour, you keep all of the simulated profits generated on your funded account. This applies from your very first withdrawal and does not change with account size.

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A winning trading day is when you gain more than 1% of the initial account balance, calculated at the time the trade is closed. This gains you 1 reward split level. Your day tracker resets at 00:00 UTC.

Example: You open a BTCUSD long at 23:54 on Jan 13 and close it at 00:06 on Jan 14. If the trade gains 2%, that counts as one winning trading day on Jan 14.

The profitable day is calculated as the sum of closed trades within that 24h period between 00:00 UTC and 23:59 UTC.

A losing trading day is when you lose more than 1% of the initial account balance, calculated when the trade is closed. This loses you 1 reward split level.

Example: You open a trade at 23:54 on Jan 13 and close it at 00:06 on Jan 14. If the trade loses 2%, that counts as one unprofitable trading day on Jan 14.

A day that is neither a winning trading day or a losing trading day is neutral. This means you did not make 1% profit or lose 1%, you will stay at the reward split level that you're currently on.

No. If you have a losing day on level 1, you still remain at level 1.

Your reward split moves up and down based on your number of winning trading days.

• Each winning day moves you up the ladder
• Each losing day moves you down
• If you withdraw, you reset back to the initial balance and start your ascent again.

Why do I go back down the ladder? Because we're not rewarding YOLO roulette. The ladder is designed to encourage you to grow through consistent, sustainable trading.

The max drawdown is 4%, and it's End of Day trailing.

That means you can never drop more than 4% below your highest equity.

Example: If your account reaches $105,000 at 00:00 UTC, your breach level becomes $100,800.(4% of 105,000 = 100,800).

Your reward split scales based on the amount of winning trading days you've achieved.

Each winning day increases your reward split level however, each losing day decreases it. A day that is neither is considered neutral.

Simply put: Winning days - Losing days = Total Levels Moved Up

Scenario: In this scenario you have 3 Winning days, one Neutral, and one Losing.

Winning days (3) - Losing days (1) = Total Levels Moved Up → 3-1 = 2

In this scenario you would move up 2 total reward split levels over the five days you traded.

The maximum reward split is 109%, achieved after you reach 14 reward levels.

Any time you have winning trading days. You can withdraw once per day. Once you withdraw you restart from your initial balance (level 1) and ascend again. You get a full refund of the account once you reach level 10!

If you breach, the account is closed. You lose access and you can't withdraw from it.