PROP CHALLENGE RULE CHECK
Check the loss limits before you pay for a prop challenge.
Hash Hedge funds traders on crypto and other markets after a 1-stage or 2-stage challenge. The fee is fixed and the loss limits are strict. Enter your risk per trade and see how many losing trades the rules allow.
- Up to $200K funded capital
- 80–90% profit share
- 1:5 leverage
- No time limit
As published by Hash Hedge, checked 22 October 2026.
Your risk vs. the rules
Pick a route and an account size, then set how much you risk on one trade.
Tight: three losing trades in one day end the challenge. Consider a smaller risk per trade.
Choose a challenge on Hash HedgeFees, funding and slippage also count toward the daily loss, so the real room is a little smaller than shown.
Two routes, one set of numbers
Both routes end in the funded “Trader” stage. The 1-stage route is faster but stricter; the 2-stage route has lower targets and wider limits.
| Rule | 1-Stage | 2-Stage |
|---|---|---|
| Profit target | 10% | 5%, then 6% |
| Daily loss limit | 3% | 5% |
| Overall loss limit | 6% | 10% in stage 1, 8% after |
| Minimum trading days | 3 | 5 per stage |
| Leverage | 1:5 | 1:5 |
| Time limit | None | None |
| Account sizes | $5K–$100K | $5K–$200K |
| One-time fee | $99–$999 | $79–$1,393 |
| Profit share when funded | 80% (90% with Profit Split) | 80% (90% with Profit Split) |
Source: hashhedge.com and the Hash Hedge user guide, checked 22 October 2026. Rules can change; the official page is final, so check it before you pay.
The daily limit, in plain words
This is the rule people misread most. Hash Hedge measures it like this:
- It is a fixed share of your starting balance. On a $10K 2-stage account it is always $500, even after you are up.
- It is measured on equity, so open positions count, not only closed trades.
- Each day starts from your balance at 00:00 UTC+4. A losing position held overnight starts the new day already in the red.
- Trading fees and funding payments count toward the limit.
- Break it once and the challenge ends.
Is a challenge for you?
A challenge rewards steady risk control more than big wins.
Worth a look if
- You already trade crypto futures with a stop on every trade.
- You risk about 1% per trade or less.
- You can stay patient: there is no time limit.
Skip it if
- You trade without stops or add to losing positions.
- You would miss the fee money if the challenge fails.
- You are new to trading: practise on a demo account first.
Rules fit your trading?
Compare account sizes and routes on the Hash Hedge challenge page.
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Questions
Is this the Hash Hedge website?
No. Prop Trader Notes is an independent guide. The buttons lead to hashhedge.com through an affiliate link.
Do I trade my own money?
You pay a one-time challenge fee. If you pass, you trade the firm’s capital and receive your share of eligible profit. If you break a rule, the challenge ends and the fee is spent.
Which markets can I trade?
Perpetual futures on 160+ crypto pairs plus gold, silver, oil, indices and selected stocks, 24/7. A separate US Stocks market is offered on the 2-stage route only.
How are payouts made?
Hash Hedge pays in USDT to your wallet and states that valid payout requests are paid within 72 hours.
Does the calculator predict whether I will pass?
No. It only shows how much room the published limits leave for your position size. The result depends on your trading.