Pass Your Prop Firm Challenge With a Risk-First Plan
Mentoring and education for traders who want to take a prop firm challenge without breaking the daily loss or drawdown rules. By Advait.
Why most challenges fail
Most people do not fail because they cannot find a trade. They fail because one oversized trade, a revenge trade after a loss, or a missed rule (news, weekend holding, drawdown type) breaks the account. The profit target is usually reachable if the rules are respected. See our free guide: Prop Firm Challenge Kaise Pass Kare?
What you get
Challenge Pass Plan
Risk per trade, daily stop and drawdown map built for your firm and account size.
Firm-rule checklist
What is allowed and what is banned (news, weekends, EAs, drawdown type) before you pay a fee.
Live market analysis
Reasoning and key levels shared as education. You decide your own entries and lot size.
Journal reviews
Send your trades and get feedback on risk, mistakes and rule discipline.
Weekly live Q&A
Ask questions about your account, your firm and your plan.
How it works
- Send an enquiry. Tell us which firm and account size you are looking at.
- We talk first. We share the next batch date and the written terms before you pay anything.
- Join a batch. Batches start on set dates and you get your Challenge Pass Plan.
- Trade your own challenge. You place the trades. We help with the plan, the rules and the reviews.
Fee and refund
Rs 10,000, one time
This is the program fee for your batch. There is no monthly renewal.
Refund if you do not pass
If you do not pass your challenge, the fee is refunded minus payment transaction charges. Written conditions are shared before you pay.
This fee is for our program only. The challenge fee you pay to the prop firm is separate, goes to that firm, and is not refunded by us.
What this is not
- Not a signals or copy-trading service. Many firms ban copied trades.
- Not a guarantee of passing. Nobody can promise that.
- Not us trading or managing your challenge account.
- Not investment advice.
Follow along openly
The free Telegram channel Funded With Advait is where we share challenge results, lessons and rule explainers.
Send an enquiry
Fill this in and we will get back to you with the next batch details. No payment is taken on this form.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this a signals or copy-trading service?
No. It is education and mentoring. You place your own trades and choose your own lot size. Many prop firms ban copying third-party signals, so we do not offer them.
Can you guarantee that I will pass my challenge?
No. Nobody can guarantee a pass. Markets involve risk, and you can lose your challenge fee. We help you build a risk plan and avoid the common rule breaches, but the trading decisions and results are yours.
Which prop firms does this cover?
The approach works on the rules most firms share: profit target, daily loss limit and overall drawdown. Every firm's rules are different, so we help you read the current rulebook of the firm you pick before you pay for a challenge.
How much does it cost and how do I join?
The program fee is Rs 10,000, paid once. Send an enquiry with the form on this page or on WhatsApp and we will share the next batch date and the written terms before you pay.
What if I do not pass my challenge?
If you do not pass your challenge, the Rs 10,000 program fee is refunded minus payment transaction charges. The refund conditions are shared in writing before you pay. This applies only to our program fee. The challenge fee you pay to the prop firm is separate and is not refunded by us.
Is it legal for me in India?
Paying a foreign prop firm and receiving payouts can depend on RBI and FEMA rules that apply to you. Please check with your CA or legal advisor first. We do not give legal advice.
Disclaimer: This page is for education only and is not investment advice. Trading involves a high risk of loss and you can lose more than you expect, including your challenge fee. Passing a challenge is not guaranteed and past results do not guarantee future results. Trade with Advait is not SEBI registered. Check that any firm, broker or platform is permitted for you under the laws that apply to you, including RBI and FEMA rules.