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For Traders Launches 24/7 Perps Trading With a One-Step Fast Challenge and Stops Selling Its Crypto Plans

For Traders now sells 24/7 perpetuals on its own platform through a one-step Fast challenge: 10% target, 3% daily and 5% static max drawdown, no consistency rule, 80% split and on-demand rewards, from $39. Its crypto Fast, Fast PRO and Instant plans are marked not available for purchase.

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ProprietaryTrading.com Editorial Team·Nov 13, 2026·4 min read or listen
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What happened

For Traders has launched 24/7 Trading, a perpetual-futures ("perps") product on its own platform, sold through a single one-step Fast challenge. The firm says every market on it trades around the clock, weekends included: Nasdaq 100, S&P 500, gold, oil, stocks, FX, Bitcoin and other coins. Prices come from Hyperliquid or Binance.

At the same time, For Traders' help center now marks its three crypto plans (crypto Fast, Fast PRO and Instant) as "Not available for purchase", with 24/7 Trading listed as its own section. The rules are on the firm's 24/7 Trading page (opens in new tab) and in its help center (opens in new tab).

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The Fast 24/7 challenge

RuleFast (24/7 Trading)
Steps1
Profit target10%
Daily drawdown3%
Max drawdown5%, static (doesn't trail)
Minimum daysNone, and no time limit
Activity ruleClose at least one trade every 7 days
Consistency ruleNone
Profit split80%
RewardsOn demand from day one, minimum 1% of the account
Payout methodRise or USDC, paid within 48 hours

Account sizes are $5K, $10K, $25K and $50K. The 24/7 Trading page shows one-time fees of $39, $79, $199 and $419. Check the final price at checkout, since discounts change.

Rules worth reading twice

  • All accounts are demo. The perps are priced from Hyperliquid or Binance, not traded there. For Traders pays performance rewards on simulated results.
  • The drawdown floor locks after your first reward. Per the firm's FAQ, once you receive a first reward the max-drawdown level locks at your starting balance and stays there. From then on the account has to stay above the starting balance.
  • The 7-day activity rule. There's no time limit, but you must close at least one trade every 7 days.
  • News rule on the funded account. You can't open new trades within 5 minutes before or after high-impact news.
  • Weekend liquidity. For Traders itself warns that weekend sessions usually have thinner liquidity, so size down.
  • 48-hour payout guarantee. Approved rewards are paid within 48 hours, or the split on that reward goes to 100%, the firm says.

Why it matters

For Traders joins a growing list of prop firms moving into 24/7 perpetuals, after launches such as FFN Perps. For traders, the draw is weekend access to indices and gold, which on a CFD account would show up as a Monday gap. The trade-off is a tight 5% static max drawdown and a floor that locks at the starting balance after the first reward.

If you trade crypto at For Traders on MetaTrader 5 or TradeLocker, the crypto plans no longer appear as purchasable in the help center. New crypto challenges now go through 24/7 Trading.

FAQ

Q: Can I trade Nasdaq and gold on the weekend? A: Yes, according to For Traders. Every 24/7 Trading market is open around the clock, including weekends.

Q: Is there a consistency rule? A: No. The Fast 24/7 challenge has no consistency rule, no minimum days and no time limit. You only need to close a trade at least once every 7 days.

Q: Can I still buy a crypto Fast, Fast PRO or Instant account? A: The help center lists all three as "Not available for purchase."

Q: Is this an exclusive ProprietaryTrading.com offer? A: No. This is editorial coverage of a public For Traders launch.

Sources: For Traders 24/7 Trading page (opens in new tab) and help center, Our Accounts (opens in new tab), checked 13 November 2026. Rules can change, so confirm them with the firm.

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