Challenge Mode Comparison
Compare PipFarm's Classic, Endurance, and Consistency challenge modes — Sustainability Standards, minimum payouts, and pricing side by side.
PipFarm offers three challenge modes: Classic, Endurance, and Consistency. Each one uses a different Trading Requirement and a different price point. Profit targets and Max Loss depend on the challenge format as well as the mode.
Feature Comparison
Trading Requirement
The Trading Requirement is the rule that regulates how consistently you trade. Each mode uses a different standard:
Classic Mode — 3 Trading Days per stage. A Trading Day is any day with at least one closed position.
Endurance Mode — Profitable Trading Days — 4 on the one-stage challenge, 3 per stage on the two-stage challenge. A Profitable Trading Day is a day that closes with at least 0.5% net profit.
Consistency Mode — Daily Consistency Score — 40% on every format. No single trading day can account for more than 40% of your total profit. Accounts purchased before 27 August 2026 have a 35% requirement on the two-stage challenge.
Price
Base prices by account size:
Profit Targets and Max Loss
Max Loss allowances below are base values. At Rank 2 and above, each increases by 1%.
On the one-stage challenge, the profit target varies by mode. Max Loss depends on the variation you buy: Static or Balance Trailing.
On the two-stage challenge, the profit targets and Static Max Loss vary by mode:
Frequently Asked Questions
Which mode should I pick?
Which mode should I pick?
It depends on your style. Classic is the simplest and the most forgiving — you just need to trade on 3 days per stage. Endurance rewards traders who can post steady, profitable days. Consistency suits traders with diversified performance across days, because no single day can dominate.
Do all three modes have the same profit targets and drawdown rules?
Do all three modes have the same profit targets and drawdown rules?
No. Profit targets vary by mode on both formats, and Max Loss depends on the variation you buy. Max Daily Loss is 3% on every mode and format. The Trading Requirement and price always differ between the three modes. See the tables above.
What's the biggest account I can buy?
What's the biggest account I can buy?
The largest account size is $150K, available on all three modes. See the price table above for the cost on each.
Can I switch modes after purchase?
Can I switch modes after purchase?
No. The mode is set at checkout and can't be changed afterwards. If you'd like to trade a different mode, you'll need to start a new challenge.
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