Maven Trading — Verification Record
This is the complete, dated record of every independent verification pass this corpus has run against Maven Trading's own published rules, beyond the initial read: what was checked, what the check found, what changed, and what was preserved for the record even where two readings disagreed. See how a number gets checked twice for the method behind every entry below.
- 2026-07-31 Correction applied
Two independent readers, each working blind to the other’s output and to the stored value
Field-by-field: 5 resolved (5 fields touched this pass).
Targeted recheck (operator-directed, batch 3, 2026-07-31): two FRESH independent blind readers, working from raw HTML via curl (not AI-summarized fetches, to rule out paraphrase artifacts), specifically asked whether Maven's Standard 1-Step Challenge drawdown mechanic is trailing or static. BOTH concluded TRAILING, 5%, anchored to the highest equity watermark - matching this file's prior conservative pick - and, critically, both independently explained WHY the earlier '8% STATIC...does not trail' reading existed on the site at all: it describes a DIFFERENT Maven product (the Two-Step / Two-Step Omo Challenge states '8% maximum loss limit (static from the initial balance)' in the same T&C paragraph structure, one line away from the One-Step's 5% trailing figure; a separate FAQ comparison table lists 'Two Step Challenge: Max Drawdown: 8% (Static)' directly adjacent to 'One Step Challenge: Max Drawdown: 5% (trailing off your highest watermark of equity)'). The prior pass's reader most plausibly read the Two-Step's static figure and mis-scoped it to the One-Step. The SAME fresh reads also independently re-confirmed, via the identical FAQ comparison table and the /challenges/1-step product page, the other three previously-disputed rate fields for this product: profit target 8%, daily drawdown 3%, max drawdown 5% - all matching this file's prior conservative picks, now corroborated by two fresh sources reading the correct page/product tab (the earlier disagreement on these three came from one reader having read a different Maven product's pricing tab, per this recheck's own diagnosis). Resolved, now sourced/derived: max_drawdown.type (trailing), max_drawdown.anchor (highest_water_mark), profit_target_pct (8), daily_loss.amount_pct (3), max_drawdown.amount_pct (5). Not resolved by this check: min_trading_days - not addressed by either reader this pass, ambiguities[] entry (null vs 4) stands unchanged. Status change: rules/unverified/maven-trading/ -> rules/maven-trading/. No worked example specific to this product's rate was found by either recheck pass either - the golden vector at hand-derived/ remains hand-derived tier, not firm_published_example, consistent with its original filing.
Sources consulted: https://maventrading.com/terms-and-conditions, https://maventrading.com/faqs, https://maventrading.com/challenges/1-step — checked 2026-07-31 - 2026-07-30 Confirmed, items preserved for the record
Two independent readers, each working blind to the other’s output and to the stored value
Field-by-field: 2 confirmed · 6 preserved for the record (8 fields touched this pass).
Both passes agree this is a single-phase ('Standard 1-Step') challenge with an 80% profit split and no consistency rule. Not resolved this pass: pass A read a single self-consistent Terms & Conditions paragraph naming itself 'a single-phase program' with 8% target / 5% trailing loss / 3% daily loss; pass B read a 'Phase 1 6% / Phase 2 8% / Funded' framing (a two-step-shaped structure) for the target, a 4%/$400-on-$10k daily loss, an 8%-static/does-not-trail max drawdown, plus a 4-day trading minimum with no supporting quote - and pass B's tooltip for the consistency field even names 'two-step' rather than this product. This pattern (five fields, one direction) reads as pass B having captured data from a different Maven product/tab rather than five independent factual disagreements, but neither pass's material was discarded: every disagreement is preserved in ambiguities[], resolved conservatively where the template provides a rule (harder-target / tighter-limit), and to pass A's product-specific reading where the resolution is a reliability judgment (min_trading_days). Maven's FAQ separately publishes a generic worked example of a RECALCULATING trailing-drawdown mechanic (equity $1,000, 3% cushion, $1,100 equity -> new $33 cushion) that neither pass's percentage matches - used only as corroboration that Maven's trailing concept is real, not as a source for this product's rate. NOT reconciled against a golden vector at any of this product's real account sizes: the only worked example on the firm's site uses an illustrative $1,000 balance that is not one of the 2k-100k sizes this product is sold at.
Sources consulted: https://maventrading.com/terms-and-conditions, https://maventrading.com/faqs, https://maventrading.com/challenges/1-step, https://maventrading.com/pricing — checked 2026-07-30
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