A prop challenge, this time on your own real account

You paid the challenge fee, traded carefully for a month, and on the very last day the message arrives: "Rule breached." Which rule? At what moment? At what price? Usually you get no clear answer.

And even if you pass, many challenges run on a demo or simulated account. Your skill was measured with money that was never real.

The real question is this: if you truly know how to trade within prop rules, why not prove it on your own real account?

What is the transparent prop evaluation?

The PAMM Iran transparent prop evaluation uses the familiar rules of prop firms: a profit target, a daily loss limit, a total loss limit and a minimum number of trading days. With three key differences:

1. Your own real account: demo, contest and trial accounts are not accepted. The money stays with the broker, in your own name.
2. No password sharing: data is read with the investor (read-only) password or from an official broker statement. PAMM Iran never asks for your trading password.
3. Locked rules: the moment you apply, the rules are recorded for your attempt, and they do not change later.

Judging you can check

Every time fresh data arrives from your account, the whole evaluation is judged again from the start with the same rules. The result does not depend on the order in which data arrived or on anyone's opinion.

If a limit is breached, the evaluation page shows exactly:

• which rule;
• at what time;
• what the equity or balance was, and what the limit was.

If the profit target is reached but you have not passed yet, the page tells you what it is waiting for: open trades to close, the minimum days to complete, or the consistency rule to be met.

A simple example

The starting balance is ten thousand dollars, with an eight percent target and a ten percent total loss limit:

• Once the closed balance reaches ten thousand eight hundred dollars, the target is reached.
• If equity is recorded below nine thousand dollars even once, the evaluation fails.

Every percentage is of the starting balance, and the exact definition of each rule is published before you start.

Pass rates, nothing hidden

On the evaluation page, the real attempt statistics are published for each programme: how many started, how many passed and how many did not. These figures come from real attempts, not from advertising.

An honest note: data is read every few minutes. A very short drop that happens between two readings and recovers may not be seen. That works in your favour, not against you. Whatever is recorded is exactly what the broker reported.

A certificate that cannot be faked

After a pass, a certificate with a unique code is issued. Anyone, from an investor to a prop firm, can enter the code and see:

• which programme, and under which rules;
• the data source: live with the investor password, or a broker statement;
• the profit, the largest drawdown and the number of trading days.

If fraud or a manipulated statement is established, the certificate is voided with the reason stated, and this is shown on the check page. That means a valid certificate is truly valid.

What happens after you pass?

Passing is not the end of the road; it is where trust begins. One button puts you on the list of "passed traders open to capital", so the PAMM Iran team can introduce you.

The natural next step is to publish the same account as a PAMM or MAM account for investors. An investor who has seen your certificate knows your trading discipline was measured with real money. This introduction is not a commitment to provide capital; your credibility comes from your performance.

Start today

1. See the programmes, rules and statistics on the transparent prop evaluation page.
2. Register your real account and connect the investor password.
3. Choose a programme and begin.

The full step-by-step guide and the exact definition of each rule are in the Help Center.

Leveraged trading is high risk and can lose part or all of your capital. Passing an evaluation is not investment advice and does not guarantee future performance.

Prove your skill with real money, not with promises.

Further reading

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