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Darwinex Zero Challenges

Darwinex Zero runs 1 Step challenges with absolute equity drawdown. Account sizes range from $100K to $100K, with evaluation fees from $295–$1,095. Trading runs on MT4, MT5.

Challenge Types
1 Step
Account Range
$100K
Price Range
$295–$1,095
Profit Split
Up to 15%
Drawdown
Absolute Equity

Darwinex Zero challenge types and pricing

4 active Darwinex Zero challenges across 1 step tiers. Filter by account size and program type to find the right fit.

Challenges 4

$100K1 Step
Loyalty Pts590
Profit Target
20%
Daily Loss
0%
Max Loss
10%
Profit Split
15%
Payout Frequency
Quarterly (Every 90 days)
$295
$100K1 Step
Loyalty Pts2,190
Profit Target
5%
Daily Loss
0%
Max Loss
10%
Profit Split
15%
Payout Frequency
Quarterly (Every 90 days)
$1095
$100K1 Step
Loyalty Pts1,190
Profit Target
10%
Daily Loss
0%
Max Loss
10%
Profit Split
15%
Payout Frequency
Quarterly (Every 90 days)
$595
$100K1 Step
Loyalty Pts790
Profit Target
15%
Daily Loss
0%
Max Loss
10%
Profit Split
15%
Payout Frequency
Quarterly (Every 90 days)
$395

Key trading rules

The rules that shape every Darwinex Zero evaluation, condensed to one line per item.

Drawdown
Absolute Equity
News Trading
No restrictions
EAs / Automation
Allowed
Consistency Rule
None
Weekend Holding
Allowed
Min Trading Days
15 days

Fee refund policy

Darwinex Zero does not refund the challenge fee. Treat the evaluation cost as a one-time purchase.

Why traders fail Darwinex Zero challenges

The most common failure causes are tied directly to Darwinex Zero's rule set — here are the ones to plan around before paying for an evaluation.

  1. 1

    Breaching the absolute equity drawdown

    Darwinex Zero measures drawdown on equity, so unrealized P&L counts against the limit while trades are open. Holding a losing position through normal volatility can trigger a breach even if it would have recovered.

    Tip: Cap your risk per trade so a stop-out never approaches the daily or max loss line.

  2. 2

    Not meeting the minimum trading days

    Darwinex Zero requires at least 15 trading days on the evaluation. Hitting the profit target faster doesn't fast-track you — the day count gates the pass.

    Tip: Plan for the day count from day 1. Place at least one position-managed trade per required day, even if you're already in profit.

Who Darwinex Zero fits

Good fit if you trade like this:

  • News-event traders — no restrictions on trading high-impact releases.
  • Swing traders — positions can be held over the weekend.
  • Algorithmic and EA traders — automation is permitted.
  • Traders who build profit unevenly — there is no consistency rule to penalize a standout day.
  • Traders who prefer a single-phase evaluation over a longer 2-step process.

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Darwinex Zero challenge FAQ

Quick answers to the questions traders ask before paying for a Darwinex Zero evaluation.

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