Several rules removed, one explicitly kept.
Hola Prime has launched Prime X, a new 2-step challenge model aimed at traders seeking fewer restrictions than the firm's standard challenge structure. The new model removes several named rules while explicitly keeping one: a 10% max loss limit.
Hola Prime describes Prime X as designed for traders seeking fewer restrictions. Compared to the firm's existing challenge structure, Prime X removes the risk rule, the mandatory stop loss requirement, the 10-minute re-entry rule, and the profit concentration rule. The 10% max loss limit is explicitly retained.
Hola Prime's own published rules page lists 2-Step Prime X alongside 2-Step Pro and Direct as account type options, spanning sizes from $2K to $300K, corroborating Prime X as a genuine, integrated part of the firm's current product lineup rather than a standalone promotional item.
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What is confirmed, and what isn't.
The Prime X launch and its stated removal of the risk rule, mandatory stop loss, 10-minute re-entry rule, and profit concentration rule, alongside the retained 10% max loss limit, are confirmed via a dated report on PropScorer's live feed. Prime X's existence as a current account type option is independently corroborated on Hola Prime's own published rules page. We could not locate a direct statement from Hola Prime detailing the full rule set for Prime X beyond what's covered here, including pricing, profit targets, and minimum trading day requirements specific to this model.
Why this matters.
Removing the mandatory stop loss and the re-entry restriction is a meaningfully different trading experience than most challenge structures offer, these rules typically exist to enforce specific risk-management behaviour during evaluation.
A trader considering Prime X should understand that fewer restrictions during the evaluation phase doesn't necessarily mean less risk overall, the 10% max loss limit still applies as a hard boundary, and removing structural guardrails shifts more responsibility onto the trader's own discipline.
We will update this piece if Hola Prime publishes full Prime X pricing and rule details beyond what's covered here.
Questions, answered.
Sources
- PropScorer, Hola Prime Prime X launch report, propscorer.com/news, accessed September 2026.
- Hola Prime, Forex Trading Rules, holaprime.com, accessed September 2026, for corroboration of Prime X as a current account type.
