No inactivity rule
Some firms close an account after thirty days without a trade. There is no such rule here, on a challenge or on a funded account. You can stop trading for a week or a season and come back to the account exactly as you left it: same balance, same loss line, same progress toward the 2 trading days and 10 trades.
A challenge while you are away
It costs what it always costs. On a card, the subscription renews each month whether you trade or not, at 50, 90 or 160 dollars by size; there is no pause button, so the choice is between paying for the quiet months or cancelling. Cancelling stops the next charge and keeps the challenge open to the end of the month you paid for, then it closes. Paid in SOL, each payment covers 30 days, and a challenge you do not renew closes when they end.
A funded account while you are away
Nothing runs against it. There is no monthly fee and no expiry date, and the count of counted days since your last payout holds where it is. If the account was inside its first 14 days, that wait keeps running while you are gone, which is time well spent: you return closer to a first payout without having traded.
What keeps running
- Open coins. A held coin is valued live every 30 seconds against the loss line, and a coin left over a long absence is the main way an idle account can fail.
- The activation window. If you passed just before leaving, you have 14 days to pay activation, and they run while you are away. Pay it before you go.
- A wallet pause, if you changed the payout wallet, runs its 48 hours as normal.
Before you go
- Sell everything on every account. A flat account cannot be failed by the market.
- If you have a pass waiting, activate it.
- On a challenge, decide whether the months away are worth 50 to 160 dollars each, and cancel if not.
- Leave the funded account alone. It will be there, with its counted days, when you return.
Why time off is cheap here
Because no deadline runs on the challenge, a month spent away costs you the fee and nothing else; the target, the loss line and your progress are untouched. On a thirty-day challenge elsewhere, the same month would cost you the attempt. That is the whole case for taking the break when the market is not offering anything.
Questions people ask
Will my account close if I do not trade for a month?
No. There is no inactivity rule. A challenge only closes if it fails, or if the paid period ends without renewal.
Can I freeze my subscription?
No. You can cancel, which keeps the challenge open to the end of the paid month, or keep paying while you are away.
Do counted days reset if I stop trading?
No. They hold until you use them on a payout.