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CK Propfirm Trading Rules Explained

Also known as CK Propfirm

UK-registered firm (formerly CK Capital): 1-step, 2-step, instant; MT5 and TradeLocker.

Since 2024United KingdomReviewed by PickMyFirmUpdated Oct 28, 2026

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CK Propfirm rules: what you can and can't do

  • News trading: Not allowed

    Trading close to high-impact news is restricted. Check the firm's news window before CPI, NFP or FOMC.

  • Holding overnight: Allowed

    You can keep positions open past the end of the trading day.

  • Holding over the weekend: Allowed

    You can keep positions open from Friday close to the Monday open.

  • EAs, bots & algorithms: Allowed

    Automated strategies are allowed, within the firm's fair-use rules.

  • Copy trading: Allowed

    You may copy your own trades between accounts at this firm.

  • Hedging: Not allowed

    Hedging (opposite positions) is not allowed.

Loss limits by plan

1-Step Standard

Daily
3%
Max
6%
Min days
1

Trailing (end of day). Your loss limit follows your highest end-of-day balance. Swings during the day don't move it.

2-Step Standard

Daily
4%
Max
8%
Min days
1

Trailing (end of day). Your loss limit follows your highest end-of-day balance. Swings during the day don't move it.

2-Step Pro

Daily
4%
Max
8%
Min days
1

Static. Your loss limit is fixed from the starting balance. Profits never move it up, so gains give you extra room.

Instant Funding

Daily
3%
Max
5%
Min days
0

Trailing (end of day). Your loss limit follows your highest end-of-day balance. Swings during the day don't move it.

Fine print

  • Consistency rule: Funded accounts: best day may not exceed 50% (2-Step Standard), 30% (1-Step) or 20% (Instant) of profit in the payout cycle; none on 2-Step Pro. How consistency rules work →
  • Maximum leverage: 1:100
  • Scaling plan: Up to $750K total simulated allocation per household (a cap, not a staged plan); 5 accounts per household