A Multi Campaign is a two-phase evaluation process designed to gauge a trader's proficiency in managing risk and generating consistent growth within a simulated trading environment. This evaluation comprises two distinct phases:

Phase 1: The initial phase sets a growth target of 8% for traders to achieve. This phase does not have a time limit, allowing traders to approach the target at their own pace while adhering to specified risk management rules.

Phase 2: Upon successful completion of Phase 1, traders advance to Phase 2, where they are tasked with reaching a 5% growth target, again without a specified time limit. This phase continues to evaluate the trader's ability to generate profits while effectively managing risks.

Throughout both phases, participants must navigate strict risk management parameters, including a daily loss limit of 5% and a maximum static drawdown limit of 10% based on the initial account balance. The evaluation offers leverage of up to 1:50 and imposes no limit on the number of open lots, although this is subject to the broker's policies.

Key aspects of the campaign include the flexibility for traders to employ their strategies without a mandatory stop loss and the allowance of Expert Advisors (EAs), given they adhere to the campaign's terms, avoiding prohibited trading strategies. The Multi Campaign provides an 80% performance reward, potentially increasing to 90%, reflecting the profit-sharing aspect of successfully navigating the two-phase evaluation.

Participants are required to trade for at least four days and must not exceed a 30-day inactivity period to avoid account deactivation.

Upon successful completion of the Multi Campaign, the trader will be issued a simulated funded account. When they achieve the simulated funded account stage, traders will be allowed to request a performance reward 30 days after the first trade.

The Multi Campaign is meticulously designed to mirror real trading conditions, incorporating elements like leverage and the absence of time limits for phase completion, to thoroughly assess a trader's capability in achieving growth targets while managing risk across varied market scenarios.