Definition:
In the PEI program, every trader must complete at least 7 active trading days before requesting their first withdrawal.
Additionally, there are specific waiting periods between withdrawals, which vary depending on the program phase.

Explanation:

• The 7 trading days requirement means the trader must actively trade on at least 7 different days (not necessarily consecutive) before becoming eligible for a withdrawal.

• The first withdrawal can only be requested after 21 calendar days from the first trade.

• Subsequent withdrawals may be requested every 15 calendar days.

• In Phase III (Career Plan, starting from Level 4), the rule is more flexible: traders may request weekly withdrawals, without having to wait 21 or 15 days.

Example 1 (first withdrawal):

• The trader starts trading on March 1st.

• They trade on 7 different days between March 1st and March 15th.

• Starting from March 22nd (21 calendar days), the trader is eligible to request their first withdrawal, provided they have met the 7-day minimum requirement.

Example 2 (subsequent withdrawals):

• After the first withdrawal on March 22nd, the next one can be requested 15 days later, i.e., starting from April 6th.

• From then on, withdrawals can be requested every 15 calendar days.

Example 3 (Phase III – Career Plan):

• The trader scales up to Level 4 (LV4) of the PEI program.

• From that point onward, they may request weekly withdrawals, without the 15-day waiting period.

• Example: If they withdraw on Monday, June 10th, the next withdrawal can be requested on Monday, June 17th.

In summary:

• Minimum of 7 trading days before the first withdrawal.

• First withdrawal: after 21 calendar days from the first trade.

• Subsequent withdrawals: every 15 calendar days.

• Phase III (LV4 and beyond): weekly withdrawals.