The Trading Pit FAQ & Complete Guide

The answers below use the dated The Trading Pit rule record. Limits belong to the named program and account stage; they are not universal firm rules.

Research record dated October 1, 2026. Limits can change; use the linked rules for your exact account.

The Trading Pit: key facts

What evaluation models does The Trading Pit offer?
Futures Prime Challenge — $50K-$150K — target $3,000 / $6,000 / $9,000 — split 80% — fee $99-$289 one-time
What daily loss limits apply at The Trading Pit?
Futures Prime: daily pause $1,000 / $2,000 / $3,000 (50K/100K/150K)
What maximum loss limits apply at The Trading Pit?
$2,000 / $3,000 / $4,500 (50K/100K/150K), trails end-of-day balance up to starting balance
Does The Trading Pit have a consistency rule?
40% of profit target during challenge (rules page); not applied to Prime earning accounts per blog
What trading-day or trade-count requirements apply at The Trading Pit?
3 unique trading days per phase (futures)
What trading platforms does The Trading Pit support?
ATAS, EdgeClear, Quantower, Rithmic, Sierra Chart, NinjaTrader, Tradovate
Does The Trading Pit allow automated trading / EAs?
Custom EAs permitted; software or EAs meant to manipulate or misuse the system lead to termination. HFT and micro-scalping banned.
Does The Trading Pit allow copy trading?
Futures: up to 5 accounts with same strategy; copying between challenge and earning accounts prohibited; external copying prohibited on CFDs.
Can I automate The Trading Pit with TradingView via PickMyTrade?
PickMyTrade connection: Rithmic. CFD accounts (MT/other platforms) are not reachable by PickMyTrade; only futures accounts via Rithmic/Tradovate.

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This page aggregates publicly available information about The Trading Pit and is not financial, legal, or tax advice. Prop firm rules, plans, fees, and payout policies change frequently — always verify the current terms on The Trading Pit's official website before purchasing an evaluation or activating a funded account. PickMyTrade is an automation bridge, not a prop firm. Funded accounts at prop firms are typically simulated (not real-money) unless otherwise stated by the firm. Trading carries risk of loss. Consult a licensed financial advisor before trading. Last updated: June 2026.

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