No firm warns you twice. Four close the account after 7 days without trading, and at one of them trading every day is still not enough: Apex requires two days with $50+ profit each in 30. Enter your last trade date and see what you have left.
“To keep your PRO Account active, you must trade at least one day per calendar week (Sunday-Friday). Ensures traders remain active and do not keep capital idle or squat on a PRO Account. Life circumstances may prevent trading. Contact support if you need a temporary exception.” — Take Profit Trader“all users must log into their trading platform at least once within a 30-day period... If the trader has any active accounts, you must place at least one valid trade every 7 calendar days... Failure to comply with this policy will result in account deactivation and the forfeiture of any accumulated profits or credits.” — Elite Trader Funding“Sim Funded inactivity rule: at least 1 trade every 7 calendar days” — MyFundedFutures“To keep your funded or evaluation account active, you must place at least one trade per week (Monday through Friday). This is per account, not per user. Failure to do so may result in your account being marked as inactive. If we are concerned about your max idle time we will message you before we take any action. If inactive, your account will be deleted after an email warning. Accounts cannot be paused or put on hold for any reason.” — Tradeify“PA inactivity: fewer than two $50+ profit days in 30 calendar days closes the PA” — Apex Trader Funding“Your account would expire in the event that you do not place at least one trade in any 30-day period. Placing at least one trade, meaning both open and close of a position, within the 30-day period, would register activity on the account. This would then reset the 30-day counter.” — Funded Trading Plus“Your account is breached if no trades are completed in 30 consecutive calendar days. At least one complete trade, opened and fully closed, must occur within any 30-day window to keep the account active.” — FundingPips“If no trade is placed for 30 consecutive days, the account is deactivated. This applies to all accounts in all stages... Days are consecutive, not trading days... once the account is deactivated, this process cannot be reversed.” — Alpha Capital Group“Accounts that have not been traded resulting in at least a net profit or loss of 1$ within 30 calendar days will be deemed abandoned and will be permanently deleted from our systems.” — Lucid Trading“Accounts must not be dormant for more than 30 calendar days. Inactivity is defined as having no executed trades.” — Maven Trading“Inactivity: 30 consecutive days without trading = account expires” — The5ers“XFAs with no trading activity for more than 30 days may be closed. XFAs cannot be put on hold.” — Topstep“After 60 or 7 days of inactivity (Depending on the market), the account will be closed. You need to place and close at least one trade within this 7 or 60-day period.” — E8 MarketsTheir terms exist only as a PDF and the server refuses to serve it, so an inactivity clause could sit in a document we have not read. We are not calling it absent.
The firm words the period without giving an exact number, so we do not invent one.
“If a user does not log into their Tradovate account for more than one calendar month, Tradovate will automatically archive the account. The account is removed from the trading platform and cannot be recovered by us or reactivated.” — TradeDay“FundedNext will mark a Challenge Account to be inactive if a trader does not place a trade on the account for 60 consecutive calendar days... If no trade is placed within 24 hours of the warning, the account will be deactivated, and these accounts cannot be reset.” — FundedNext“Inactivity: must place a trade once in 60 days” — FXIFY“If no trades are placed within 60 days of your account purchase or after the last trade, your account will unfortunately be closed. There is an inactivity period of 60 days on all accounts.” — Instant Funding“An active account is an account which has experienced a successful login attempt to the Dashboard, or in which the subscriber has communicated with Earn2Trade within a 120 day period. If the account remains dormant for a period of over 120 days, it will be disabled, and can be reactivated by the subscriber upon correspondence requesting to do so.” — Earn2TradeWe checked every one of their rules pages and none mentions inactivity. What does end the account is letting the subscription lapse — a billing rule, not an inactivity rule.
Every rule is verified on the firm's own official page, with a link. The countdown is indicative: the definition of “activity” differs between firms and some count calendar days including weekends. Confirm at the source before going on holiday with a funded account.