You passed. The question now is how long it lasts.

What it shows you

1. Which setups have been spending the cushionEvery trade is grouped by the coin and the market conditions it was taken in. The groups that lost money are listed with what they cost and how many trades they took. Most funded accounts are not lost by the whole strategy but by a few setups that only work in one regime.
2. How your trades fared from today's balanceMy live eval replays your past trades many times from where the account stands today, against the firm's floor and daily loss limit: how often they ran into a limit, and which rule it was.
3. The same trades at a smaller sizeThe replay runs again at fractions of your size, so you can see what a smaller position did to how often the trades hit the floor, and what it cost in profit.

What it does not do yet

Your payouts are not taken out of the balance in the replay, so a monthly withdrawal is not in these numbers. And the live replay still counts a run as finished when it reaches a profit target, which a funded account may not have. Read its pass rate as how often your trades stayed clear of the floor on the way there, not as a forecast.

If you'd rather not know

That is a common reason not to look, and a fair one. What NoxarQuant reports is about trades and setups, not about you: a group that lost money, what it cost, which rule a run hit. You can look at the sample book in the demo first, with no account, and see exactly what kind of answer it gives before you put your own trades in.

Which plan

The groups that lost money are on every plan, Basic ($29 a month) included. My live eval and the replay at smaller sizes are on Pro ($69 a month) and Elite. The 7-day free trial has the Pro features, with a cap on how many trades it tags; the newest trades are tagged first. Compare the plans.