# Prop Challenge Structure

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This serves as an illustrative example of a prop challenge structure: 

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You have the flexibility to configure multiple prop challenges for your clients to participate in. Within each challenge, you can customize the number of steps and choose whether each step unfolds in a demo environment with virtual funds or in a live environment with a fully funded trading account. The challenge's complexity increases with the number of steps, providing clients with a progressively challenging experience before reaching the live funded stage.

Additionally, you can set parameters such as profit targets, maximum drawdown, and more for each prop challenge. This customizable approach enables you to finely adjust the difficulty level and progression within your trading challenges.

Furthermore, prop challenges can be categorized into different challenge types. These challenge types serve as keywords for your clients, allowing them to filter and refine their search to find the most suitable prop challenge for their needs.


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