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# Additional options at checkout
When you buy a Challenge you are offered two additional options. **+10% Profit Split** raises your profit share on the Trader stage, and **Daily Loss Protection** gives your daily loss limit a one-time safety net. Both cost extra, both are optional, and are added at checkout.
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## +10% Profit Split
By default, a **Trader** keeps **80%** of the profit. Turn on **+10% profit split** at checkout and that share rises by 10 percentage points, so you keep **90%** of the profit once you reach the Trader stage.
It changes your share on the **Trader** stage only, not the Challenge rules and not the loss limits.
## Daily Loss Protection
Reaching the **daily loss limit** normally ends a Challenge. Daily Loss Protection is a one-time safety net: instead of failing, the system closes your open positions, cancels your open orders and refreshes your daily loss limit, so the Challenge carries on.
* It works **once**.
* It works on **every stage**, including **Trader**.
* It does not cover the **total loss limit**. When that is reached, the Challenge is permanently failed.
## How to add them
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On the checkout screen, find the **options** block, below the account size.
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Tick **+10% profit split**, **Daily Loss Protection**, or both. **No options** means neither of them: an 80% profit share and the standard limits.
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
Complete payment as usual. Option prices scale with your account size. You can also pay for them with HH Coins, see [Cashback Balance (HH Coins)](/hashhedge-user-guide/start-here/cashback-balance.md).
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Options at checkout
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Each option applies only to the Challenge you buy it on. A Challenge can be passed without them: the default is an 80% profit share and the standard limits.
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