Fintokei Conquest Method | 9 Tips to Increase Your Challenge Pass Rate and Practical Trading Strategies [March 2026]

March 4, 2026 Updated

Are you wondering how to pass the Fintokei challenge plan, but don’t know “how to pass” or “what to pay attention to”? The pass rate for the Fintokei challenge plan is around 24%. In other words, the reality is that 3 out of 4 people are disqualified along the way. However, the flip side of this is that if you master the right strategy and risk management, about 1 in 4 people are passing. This article comprehensively explains the 9 tips to increase your pass rate, from a thorough analysis of Fintokei’s rules, conquest strategies for STEP1 and STEP2, risk management, trading strategies, and mental management. If you haven’t yet checked Fintokei’s reputation and reviews, please see the Complete Guide to Fintokei’s Reputation and Reviews first.

【Conclusion】The key to conquering Fintokei is “defensive risk management” and “not being too aggressive with your strategy”

Shinshokun

Isn’t the 24% pass rate for the Fintokei challenge pretty tough? How can I actually pass it?

Kaitaisen

To put it bluntly, the priority should be on “not getting disqualified” rather than “winning big”. As long as you don’t get disqualified, you can reach the profit target over time.

Here’s a summary of the most important points for passing the Fintokei challenge plan.

Just by putting these points into practice one by one, your pass rate will increase significantly. I will explain each of the STEP1 and STEP2 conquest strategies, risk management, trading strategies, and mental management in detail below.

STEP1 Conquest | Strategies and Tips to Achieve the 8% Profit Target

Shinshokun

The STEP1 profit target is 8%, right? It feels a bit high…

Kaitaisen

8% does look big, but since the challenge plan has no deadline, there’s no need to rush. It’s not about reaching 8% in 1 month, but over several months. That’s why it’s important to abandon the mindset of “trying to make big wins in a single trade”.

Reviewing the Basic Rules of STEP1

3 Key Points for STEP1 Conquest

① Break down the 8% target into 4-5 winning trades using the 2% rule

By setting the risk per trade at 2% of your capital and operating with a risk-reward ratio of 1:2, you can earn about 4% profit per winning trade. Theoretically, you can reach the 8% target in just 2-3 winning trades. However, since there will also be losing trades, it’s realistic to expect about 8-12 trades (with a win rate around 50%) to achieve the target.

② Get a feel for the market in the first 5 trades

Since the STEP1 profit target of 8% is relatively high, the initial trades are crucial. If you lose big in the first 5 trades, it will become psychologically very difficult to make up for it in the remaining trades to reach the 8% target. For the first 5 trades, only enter with a highly selective setup and avoid any casual trades.

③ Fully utilize the fact that there is no deadline

The Fintokei challenge plan has no trading deadline, which is a huge advantage. If the market environment is unfavorable in a particular week, don’t force yourself to trade – wait for the right opportunities. The minimum trading days is 3 days, so theoretically you could reach the profit target in just 3 days of trading.

Common Failure Patterns in STEP1

• ✗ Aim for an “8% one-shot” with large lot sizes from the beginning → Hit the daily loss limit with a single loss
• ✗ Believe you must trade every day, and increase unnecessary entries
• ✗ Fail to let profits run and continue with trades with a risk-reward ratio of 1:1 or less
• ✗ Suffer from spread losses with minor currency pairs

STEP2 Conquest | Caution Points to Avoid Complacency with the 5% Profit Target

Shinshokun

Doesn’t STEP2 have a lower 5% profit target, so it should be easier than STEP1?

Kaitaisen

While the profit target is lower, the disqualification conditions remain the same. And in STEP2, traders often become complacent due to the “peace of mind” of having passed STEP1. In fact, it is said that more people get disqualified in STEP2.

STEP2 Basic Rules