Sourced directly from Eleonex's own Terms of Use, section 3 (2-Step Evaluation).
Prime trades a wider daily and total budget for a static-only structure
Forge Prime asks for a 6% daily limit and a 12% max drawdown, both static, wider on both counts than Core and Flex's 5%/10%. That extra room comes with the same eval-to-funded leverage drop and the same strict funded-phase news and weekend rules as Core, Prime isn't a looser product overall, just one with a bigger risk budget to work inside of.
Forge Prime asks for a 6% daily limit and a 12% max drawdown, both static, wider on both counts than Core and Flex's 5%/10%. That extra room comes with the same eval-to-funded leverage drop and the same strict funded-phase news and weekend rules as Core, Prime isn't a looser product overall, just one with a bigger risk budget to work inside of.
The same Core/Flex split from 1-Step carries over here: leverage, news, and weekend holding all move together
Forge Flex keeps flat leverage throughout (no evaluation-to-funded drop), a lenient news rule (open a trade in the 6-minute window, just hold it 2+ minutes or lose the profit), and unrestricted weekend holding in both phases. Forge Core and Forge Prime both run the stricter version of all three: the leverage drop, an outright funded-phase news ban, and a hard breach for weekend holding once funded. None of this shows up in the daily or max drawdown numbers, which is why it's easy to miss picking between these on drawdown budget alone.
Forge Flex keeps flat leverage throughout (no evaluation-to-funded drop), a lenient news rule (open a trade in the 6-minute window, just hold it 2+ minutes or lose the profit), and unrestricted weekend holding in both phases. Forge Core and Forge Prime both run the stricter version of all three: the leverage drop, an outright funded-phase news ban, and a hard breach for weekend holding once funded. None of this shows up in the daily or max drawdown numbers, which is why it's easy to miss picking between these on drawdown budget alone.
Same firm-wide issues apply
The firm overview covers what applies regardless of which model you pick: the largely undocumented payout process, the discretionary scaling review, and the copy-trading scope spread across three documents. Read it once rather than per product.
The firm overview covers what applies regardless of which model you pick: the largely undocumented payout process, the discretionary scaling review, and the copy-trading scope spread across three documents. Read it once rather than per product.
