The short answer#
Fullport is a 1 step prop firm. There is one evaluation phase: reach +6% in realized profit ($1,500 on the $25,000 account) without live equity touching a floor 4% under your start, with no single UTC day above 55% of the profit. Then you are funded.
There is no second verification phase, no time limit and no daily drawdown. The fastest Standard pass is two trading days; the optional 1-Day Pass makes it one day at +8%.
Who a one-step challenge suits#
- Traders with a repeatable edge over a few days. Two to four solid days is the realistic path, and there is no clock pushing you to overtrade.
- Memecoin and crypto traders. A second phase doubles the number of times one rug or wick can end the attempt. One step and no daily limit fit a market that moves 40% in a candle.
- Traders coming from forex or futures firms who want the whole rulebook on one page before paying, including the payout caps.
- Traders who want one clear price. A one-time fee, no subscription and no activation fee when you pass.
How the one step works#
- 1
Buy one evaluation
A one-time $120, $195 or $300 for a $25,000, $50,000 or $125,000 simulated account. FULLPORT20 takes 20% off Standard evaluations. You trade in the browser on your phone or computer.
- 2
Pass the single step
Close trades until your realized balance is +6% over the start, while live equity never touches the floor 4% under it and no UTC day holds more than 55% of the profit.
- 3
Get funded, then paid
Sign the funded-trader agreement; an automated review runs, typically same-day. Your funded account opens at the same size, and payout requests open 5 days later.
You pass when both conditions are true at the same time: realized balance at or above the target, and no day above 55%. If the target is met but one day is too dominant, you simply keep trading until further profit dilutes it. Two green days pass whenever the smaller is at least about 82% of the bigger, for example +$800 then +$700 on $25,000 (consistency rules).
The single step, in numbers#
| Account and fee | Pass at (realized) | Floor at the start |
|---|---|---|
| $25,000 for $120 | $26,500 | $24,000 |
| $50,000 for $195 | $53,000 | $48,000 |
| $125,000 for $300 | $132,500 | $120,000 |
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The floor moves only at a 00:00 UTC close at a new high, never intraday and never down. It locks at the starting balance once a day closes 4% up, so a strong first day turns your whole profit into room. The trailing drawdown entry explains the mechanics in general terms.
1-step vs 2-step: what actually changes#
A two-step challenge splits the evaluation into two phases, usually a larger target first and a smaller verification target second, often each with its own time window. A one-step challenge asks you to prove the same thing once, so there is one stage to clear instead of two.
| Typical 2-step | Fullport (1 step) | |
|---|---|---|
| Phases before funding | Two, each with a target | One |
| Stages to clear | Phase 1, then phase 2 | One |
| Time limits | Often per phase | None |
| Daily loss limit | Common | None; one 4% floor |
| Fee | Varies by firm | One-time, no subscription |
| Rules once funded | Often differ | Same floor, impact cap and tokens; no consistency rule |
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With a single step the whole test sits on one set of numbers, and every one of them is public on the rules page. The 1-step vs 2-step guide works through both structures in more depth.
Good to know#
- Two good days on Standard. The 55% rule means at least two profitable days. Prefer one big day? The 1-Day Pass removes the rule for a +8% target.
- The same floor once funded. The funded account keeps the 4% floor you passed under and drops the consistency rule, so the habits that got you funded carry straight over.
- No hidden second phase. There is no verification stage inside the funded account and no fee to activate it. Each funded account pays out up to three times, then completes (payouts).
Fullport in numbers#
| Account | Fee | Target | Max drawdown | Request cap before split | Total before split | Split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $120 | +6% | 4% | $1,000 | $3,000 | 80/20 |
| $50,000 | $195 | +6% | 4% | $2,000 | $6,000 | 80/20 |
| $125,000 | $300 | +6% | 4% | $3,000 | $9,000 | 80/20 |
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Quick answers
- What is a 1 step prop firm?
- A prop firm whose evaluation has a single phase: hit one profit target under the risk rules and you are funded, with no separate verification phase. At Fullport the step is +6% realized profit, a 4% drawdown floor, and a 55% consistency check at the pass.
- Is a 1 step or 2 step prop firm challenge better?
- It depends on the rules more than the step count. One step means one stage to clear and a faster route to funded; two steps usually spread the target across phases. Compare total target, drawdown type, time limits and payout caps, not just the number of phases.
- How fast can you pass a one step evaluation at Fullport?
- Two trading days on the Standard evaluation, because the 55% consistency rule needs at least two profitable days. With the optional 1-Day Pass, the consistency rule is removed and the +8% target can be reached in a single UTC day.
- How much does a one step evaluation cost at Fullport?
- A one-time $120, $195 or $300 for a $25,000, $50,000 or $125,000 simulated account, or from $96 with FULLPORT20 on Standard. There is no subscription and no activation fee, and trading losses come out of the simulated balance, never your wallet.
- Is there a time limit on the one step challenge?
- No. You can take as many days as you need. There is no minimum number of trading days either, apart from the two days the consistency rule implies on a Standard evaluation.