What is the profit target?
Two-Step: 8% then 5%. One-Step: 10%. Instant has no profit target.
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What is the maximum loss? Static vs trailing
…total loss from your starting balance. Two-Step is static; One-Step and Instant are trailing.
Read articleWhat are the minimum trading days?
Two-Step and One-Step require 3 trading days per phase; Instant requires 5 qualifying days.
Read articleProfit targets and minimum trading days
TargetsTwo-Step: 8% then 5%. One-Step: 10%. Instant: no target.Minimum trading daysTwo-Step and One-Step: 3 days.Instant: 5 qualifying days - a day counts when you make at least 0.25% of the…
Read articleWhat is the daily loss rule?
…g balance and including open (floating) losses.Two-Step: 5%.One-Step and Instant: 3%.The limit resets each day at the daily reset time. Breaching it fails the account.
Read articleWhat is the maximum margin usage?
…ount is breached.Leverage is 1:100 on Two-Step and 1:100 on One-Step and Instant, so size your positions to stay within the margin cap.
Read articleWhat is the maximum risk per trade?
…g controlled on the immediately-funded product.Two-Step and One-Step accounts are governed by the daily loss and maximum loss limits rather than a per-trade risk cap.
Read articleThe consistency rule (Instant)
How Instant consistency is calculated: your biggest single winning day as a share of your total net profit, which must stay at or below 20%. While your account is not in profit yet it simpl…
Read articleIs a stop-loss required?
Yes on funded and Instant accounts. A missing stop-loss warns you, then breaches after a 2-minute grace period.
Read articleHedging, margin, stop-loss and other conduct rules
Hedging is banned; margin over 80% and missing stop-losses warn then breach; some behaviour is reviewed manually.
Read articleIs hedging allowed?
No. Opposing buy and sell on the same instrument, or across your own accounts, breaches the account.
Read articleWhat is the inactivity rule?
An account with no trading activity for 30 days may be closed.
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