Wilson Blanc Capital

The Two Step challenge costs $325 for $50,000, $475 for $100,000, $1,250 for $250,000 and $2,200 for $400,000. The One Step challenge costs $375 for $50,000, $750 for $100,000 and $2,000 for $250,000. Each is a one-time assessment fee, and fees are non-refundable once the account and its credentials have been issued.

Wilson Blanc Capital takes card payments through Checkout.com, PayPal and crypto. Card charges show on bank statements as dashboardanalytix.com.

One Step has a 10% profit target, a 5% daily loss limit and a 6% static maximum drawdown. Two Step has an 8% Phase 1 target, a 5% Phase 2 target, a 5% daily loss limit and a 7% static maximum drawdown. Funded accounts keep the same limits with no profit target.

The maximum drawdown is static, fixed from the starting balance and never trailing. The daily loss limit is measured from the greater of the prior day's end-of-day balance or equity and resets at 5:00 PM EST.

The standard split is 80% to the trader. An Account Gains Upgrade add-on bought at checkout raises it to 90%.

The first withdrawal on a funded account can be requested at any time, with no minimum trading days. After that, withdrawals can be requested once every 30 days through the trader dashboard, and are paid through Rise or in crypto (BTC, ETH or USDC).

No. The firm states there is no consistency requirement and no minimum trading days on any One Step or Two Step plan, in the assessment or on the funded account.

Only outside a 3-minute window. Opening a position within 3 minutes before or after a news event is prohibited and can lead to the trade being closed, its P&L removed, leverage reduced or the account breached. Closing an open position, SL, TP or breakeven within 3-minutes is allowed and traders are not penalised.

Yes, automated strategies are allowed subject to the prohibited trading policy. Off-the-shelf strategies marketed to pass challenges, latency exploitation and arbitrage across accounts are banned.

Traders can choose DXtrade, Match-Trader, cTrader or GooeyPro. DXtrade and Match-Trader have TradingView charting built in.

Wilson Blanc Capital does not accept traders from Cuba, Iran, Lebanon, Libya, Pakistan, Russia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria or Vietnam, and says it excludes OFAC-listed countries generally. US traders are accepted but cannot trade on cTrader.

Payout Protector is an optional add-on bought with the assessment for 25% of the fee. If a funded account is hard-breached with gains in it, the trader still receives their share of those gains, provided the other withdrawal conditions are met. The account is still breached.

A trader can hold up to $1,000,000 in total across assessment and funded accounts at any one time. The largest single account is $400,000 on the Two Step plan.

Wilson Blanc Capital states it runs on technology infrastructure certified by The Financial Commission under its Prop Firm Certification framework. All accounts are simulated, traders are treated as independent contractors, and charges appear on bank statements as dashboardanalytix.com. The site does not name a legal entity or regulator.