How the $50K 1-Step works
A single evaluation phase. Hit the target once and get funded. There is 1 evaluation phase before the funded account.
- Phase 1: target $5,000 (≈ NGN 6,752,118) (10%), daily loss $1,500 (≈ NGN 2,025,635) (3%), max loss $3,000 (≈ NGN 4,051,271) (6%, trailing), at least 5 trading days, 30-day limit, best day at most 40% of the profit.
- Funded account: daily loss $1,500 (≈ NGN 2,025,635) (3%), max loss $3,000 (≈ NGN 4,051,271) (6%, trailing).
Price in NGN from Nigeria
The $50K 1-Step costs $339, about NGN 457,794 at today's rate: $6.78 per $1K of capital. It is a one-time fee, with no monthly subscription.
For a cheaper $50K entry: Classic ($279), Ascent ($229), Spark ($219), Pass ($209).
How much you can earn from Nigeria
On the funded account you keep 90% of the profit above the 3% buffer, paid in USDT to your wallet after the processing fee. Net examples on $50K:
- A 5% profit ($2,500) → you receive $868.50 (≈ NGN 1,172,843) net.
- An 8% profit ($4,000) → you receive $2,171.25 (≈ NGN 2,932,107) net.
- A 10% profit ($5,000) → you receive $3,039.75 (≈ NGN 4,104,950) net.
How much you need to make per day on the $50K 1-Step
The phase 1 target is $5,000 (≈ NGN 6,752,118). With at least 5 trading days and the consistency rule (best day ≤ 40% of the profit, so at least 3 profitable days), the fastest possible pace is $1,000 (≈ NGN 1,350,424) a day for 5 days.
Spread over 10 trading days it is $500 (≈ NGN 675,212) a day, 33% of your $1,500 (≈ NGN 2,025,635) daily loss limit. Going slower costs nothing within the 30-calendar-day limit: the smaller the daily goal, the less you need to risk per trade.
Example for a trader in Nigeria: risking 0.5% per trade ($250) for twice that in profit, each winner adds $500 (≈ NGN 675,212); you need 10 winning trades for the phase, plus one more for every two losers.
| Phase | Target | Fastest pace allowed | Over 10 trading days | Over the full period | Best day cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | $5,000 (10%) | $1,000 /day × 5 | $500 /day | $238.10 /day × 21 | $2,000 (40%) |
Your first payout on the $50K 1-Step
Only the profit above $51,500 (≈ NGN 69,546,818) can be withdrawn. Example: if the funded account reaches +5% ($2,500 (≈ NGN 3,376,059)), you can withdraw $1,000 (≈ NGN 1,350,424); your 90% is $900 and after the $31.50 fee you receive $868.50 (≈ NGN 1,172,843) in USDT.
| Condition | On $50K |
|---|---|
| Buffer that stays in the account | $1,500 (≈ NGN 2,025,635) (3%) |
| First payout | 14 days after the funded account is activated |
| Winning days per cycle | 5, each ≥ $250 (≈ NGN 337,606) (0.5%) |
| Best day of the cycle | ≤ 40% of the cycle profit |
| Minimum payout | 50 USDT (≈ $55.56 of profit above the buffer) |
| Processing fee | 3.5% of the amount requested |
Market hours in Nigeria (GMT+1)
Times computed today for the Africa/Lagos time zone, with current daylight-saving rules. Crypto trades 24/7 and on this programme you can trade it at the weekend too.
| Event | Time in Nigeria | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Daily loss limit resets | 01:00 | 00:00 UTC |
| London open | 09:00 | 08:00 London |
| US data (NFP, CPI) | 14:30 | 08:30 New York |
| News window (±30 min): no new trades on new paid accounts | 14:00–15:00 | per the calendar |
| Wall Street open | 15:30 | 09:30 New York |
| Forex week opens | Sunday 23:00 | Sunday 22:00 UTC |
| Forex week closes | Friday 22:00 | Friday 21:00 UTC |
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Paying, getting paid and tax from Nigeria
From Nigeria paying in crypto is usually the practical route: many local cards block international online payments. Checkout accepts USDT on TRON (TRC20), BNB Smart Chain (BEP20), Ethereum (ERC20), Solana, or BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL; network fees are usually lowest on TRC20, BEP20, Solana.
Payouts are sent in USDT only, on TRC20, ERC20, BEP20, to the wallet you save in your dashboard, with no KYC. Changing the wallet pauses payouts for 24 hours for security. The challenge fee is one-time and non-refundable, so try the platform with the free trial first.
The website, dashboard and trading platform are available in English and Spanish.
Tax: Axora Funded does not withhold tax or give tax advice. How USDT rewards are treated in Nigeria depends on local rules and your situation; check with a qualified tax adviser in Nigeria and keep the payout history from your dashboard (date, amount, network and transaction hash).