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Experience Program

XP Milestones explained

Earn XP by hitting milestones — starting challenges, passing stages, receiving payouts, and more

XP Milestones are the main way to earn experience points (XP) in the Experience Program. Every time you hit a milestone — like buying a challenge, passing a stage, receiving a payout, or scaling your account — you automatically earn XP toward your next rank.

How milestones work

  • Most milestones can be completed multiple times (except KYC verification, which is one-time only).

  • There is a 20 XP monthly cap on the "Start a Program" milestone.

  • Consistency Mode awards double XP on most milestones.

  • XP is credited automatically — no need to claim it.

  • XP can also be spent to discount challenges and add-ons. See the Experience Program for details.

XP milestones

Milestone

Classic / Endurance

Consistency

Instant

Start a program

1 XP

1 XP

1 XP

Pass a challenge (one-stage)

2 XP

4 XP

N/A

Pass a challenge (two-stage)

1 XP per stage

2 XP per stage

N/A

Pass KYC (one-time only)

2 XP

2 XP

2 XP

Scale an account

1 XP

2 XP

N/A

Receive a payout

1 XP

2 XP

1 XP

ℹ️ Milestones are just one way to earn XP. You can also earn XP by completing Quests — one-time challenges with their own XP rewards.

Frequently asked questions

Only the "Start a Program" milestone has a monthly cap of 20 XP. All other milestones have no limit — earn as much as you can.

Consistency Mode requires more trading capabilities, so most milestones reward double XP to reflect the additional requirements.

Yes. Instant accounts earn XP for starting the program, passing KYC, scaling, and receiving payouts. Challenge-related milestones don't apply since Instant accounts skip the challenge phase.

XP is credited automatically when the milestone is completed. Depending on the milestone, this could be immediately, after your payout is processed, or when you finish a challenge stage, and your funded account is created.

ℹ️ PipFarm may postpone a rank promotion for payout purposes if the promotion was achieved by artificially inflating XP — for example, by purchasing low-cost challenges solely to increase rank ahead of an anticipated payout.

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