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Max Risk Rule

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This rule applies only to floating losses from active positions.

If your floating loss reaches 1.5% of your initial account balance at any point in time, it will be considered a violation.

Breach Handling

  • First occurrence:

    This is treated as a soft breach, and your profit split will be reduced to 40%.

  • Second occurrence:

    This is treated as a hard breach, and your account will be terminated.

Scope of Application

  • This rule applies only to funded-phase accounts.

  • It applies to:

    • A single trade reaching a floating loss of 1.5%, or

    • Multiple trades combined reaching a total floating loss of 1.5%.


Example

Account initial balance: $50,000

Maximum allowed floating loss (1.5%): $750

If one trade reaches a floating loss of –$750, or if multiple open trades together reach a combined floating loss of –$750, the Max Risk Rule is breached, even if the trades later recover.

  • First time: profit split reduced to 40%

  • Second time: account terminated

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