Legends Trading Rule Changes

1 change on Legends Trading's website and help centre over the last 60 days, newest first, with the before and after in the firm's own words.

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Thursday, October 15, 2026

Legends TradingUnverified — not yet independently audited1 change

PAYOUT3h ago

The FAQ on the plans page was cleaned up. A copy-pasted quick-start paragraph that had been repeated under many unrelated questions was replaced with answers that fit each question. The first quick-start answer now says the Apprentice Evaluation needs only 1 trading day, down from ten, to qualify for the Master Account. The new answers also cover EOD max drawdown consequences, payout requests, platforms, multiple accounts and payout processing of 1-5 days.

WAS

Our Legends Trading quick-start packages are easy to use. Select one of our trading packages based on your goals, skills, and comfort level. Trade in our Evaluation, and if you achieve the designated profit goal for the package you’ve selected, properly managing your risk and position size, and trade for ten days you a…

NOW

Our Legends Trading quick-start packages are easy to use. Select the Apprentice Evaluation trading packages that best meets your goals, skills, and comfort level. If you achieve the designated profit goal for the Apprentice account package you’ve selected, properly managing your risk and position size, and trade for on…

NOW

The Legends Trading programs are designed to simultaneously test your trading strategy and risk management skills. If you exceed your EOD Max Drawdown on an Apprentice account, your current evaluation will be disqualified from funding. You will need to purchase a Reset or wait until the renewal of your subscription fo…

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Quotes are reproduced verbatim from Legends Trading's public website for comparison and record-keeping. A change appearing here is not a judgement: firms improve terms as often as they tighten them. For current rules, always check the firm's own site.