Thunderbolt Turbo 1-Phase challenge

Thunderbolt Turbo is the fastest and most dynamic 1-Phase Challenge ever released by Upcomers.

It is designed for traders who want to prove their skills fast, within just 7 days, and get to the funded phase quicker than ever before. The key difference from a standard 1-phase model is the payment structure: you pay 50% of the fee upfront, and the remaining 50% only once you pass the Challenge and are ready to enter the funded phase.

Thunderbolt Turbo combines a low 4% profit target with flexible drawdown limits and a high 99% profit split in the funded phase.

· Profit Target: 4% in the Challenge phase.

· Maximum Daily Loss: 8% in the Challenge phase / 3% in the Funded phase.

· Maximum Overall Loss: 10% in the challenge phase / 4% in the Funded phase (dynamic)

· Maximum Single Trade Loss: Not applied in the Challenge phase / 1.5% in the Funded phase.

· Leverage: Up to 1:100 in both the Challenge and Funded phases.

· Weekend & Overnight Holding: Allowed.

· Time Limit: 7 days — the limit starts immediately after the Challenge purchase and continues through the weekend. It is the trader’s responsibility to plan and manage their trading accordingly.

· Purchase the Thunderbolt Turbo 1-Phase Challenge and pay only the first half of the fee.

· Complete the Challenge by reaching the 4% profit target within 7 days, while staying within all risk limits.

· Once you pass, pay the second half of the product fee to unlock your funded account.

· Start trading in the funded phase with a 99% profit split and the ability to request payouts under the conditions below.

To be eligible for a payout from a Thunderbolt Turbo funded account you must satisfy all of the following:

· Minimum trading days: Complete 10 trading days in the funded account.

· What counts as a trading day: A trading day is counted only if your realized (booked/closed) net profit for that day is at least 0.25% of the funded account balance.

· Only closed/booked profit counts. Unrealized (open) P&L does not count toward the 0.25% requirement until the position is closed.

· If you open a trade on one day and close it on another, the profit is counted for the trading day on which you closed the trade (the closing time in UTC).

In addition to these conditions, your payout request must reflect a reasonably consistent distribution of profits. In practice, this means that no single trading day should represent more than 20% of the total amount you are withdrawing. If this threshold is exceeded, a part of your withdrawal may be shifted to a later payout, while your funded account remains active.

The Thunderbolt Turbo Challenge is built for traders who want speed, precision, and results.

With a 7-day evaluation period, fast payouts, and a fair two-step payment system, Turbo is the perfect choice for confident traders ready to prove their edge — simple, fast, unstoppable.

Q: When does a trading day start and end?
A: Trading days run on UTC — each day starts at 00:00 UTC and ends at 23:59:59 UTC.

Q: Does unrealized profit (open positions) count?
A: No. Only realized/closed profit counts toward the 0.25% requirement. Open (unclosed) P&L will not make a day count until those positions are closed.

Q: If I open a trade today and close it tomorrow, which day gets the profit?
A: The profit will count for the trading day on which you closed the trade (the closing time in UTC).

Q: Can I combine profits from multiple days to reach 0.25%?
A: No — the 0.25% threshold must be met within one trading day using realized profit from that day only.

Q: How do I check which days have been counted?
A: View your daily realised P&L or trade history in your account dashboard. Look for entries that show closed-trade profit to see which days reached the 0.25% threshold.