User Journey
How the Crypto Challenge Works
This page explains what Crypto Call is, how the simulated evaluation differs from a broker or exchange, and how users move from entry to completion under fixed trading rules.
What this platform is
Crypto Call is a simulated crypto trading evaluation. It is built to measure performance, discipline, and risk control under a public ruleset instead of offering brokerage or exchange services.
Simulated evaluation vs real exchange or brokerage
The challenge uses real market feeds, but it runs in a simulated trading environment. That means the evaluation tracks rule-based performance without presenting itself as a brokerage, exchange, or investment service.
Choose an entry tier
Entry starts from a low tier, but the public product logic stays the same: the same 3-stage crypto challenge, the same transparent risk limits, and the same credited PnL framework before entry.
Trade through 3 stages
Participants move through Stage 1, Stage 2, and Stage 3 in order. Each stage has a credited target, time limit, minimum trading day requirement, daily loss limit, maximum drawdown, and profit caps.
Meet stage targets and transparent risk rules
Passing requires more than raw gains. The platform uses credited PnL, minimum credited day rules, and published loss thresholds to measure controlled performance rather than isolated outsized trades.
Complete the challenge
After a successful Stage 3 completion, the user can move into the claim review process. Completion does not change the fact that the product is a simulated evaluation and not an investment account.
Bonus claim and verification
KYC is required only when requesting a performance bonus claim. Public documentation also states that claim review is subject to rule compliance, identity checks, and supporting verification procedures.