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1 Step Standard Model

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Hex Funded’s 1-Step Standard Challenge provides a simple and streamlined path to funding. This model is designed for disciplined traders who want a fast route to a funded account while trading under clear and controlled risk parameters.

Key Features

  • Single-phase evaluation

  • Straightforward objectives with no consistency rule

  • No time limit

  • Designed for traders seeking a fast, professional route to funding

Evaluation Phase Requirements

To pass the 1-Step Standard evaluation, you must meet the following objectives:

  • Profit Target: 9%

  • Minimum Trading Days: 5 (each with at least 0.5% profit)

  • All drawdown and risk rules must be respected throughout

Once the evaluation is completed, your account undergoes a full manual review by our Risk Team. If approved, you will receive your funded account.


Risk Parameters

Max Daily Drawdown: 4%


The maximum your account equity can lose within a single trading day is 4% of your initial account balance.


The daily limit resets at 00:00 UTC. At reset, the system takes the higher of your balance or equity as the starting point for the new day. Your equity must not fall more than 4% from that value at any point during the trading day.


Example:

  • Initial balance: $100,000

  • Daily loss limit: $4,000

  • Equity must not fall below $96,000 at any point during the trading day

Maximum Total Drawdown: 6% (Trailing)


The maximum total drawdown is a 6% trailing limit based on your initial account balance.

  • The limit trails upward as your equity reaches new highs

  • It is calculated as your highest equity point minus 6% of your initial balance

  • It never moves downward

Example:

  • Initial balance: $100,000 - Max drawdown limit starts at $94,000

  • Equity reaches $110,000 - Max drawdown limit moves up to $104,000

  • Your equity must never fall below the current locked value at any time

Consistency Rule


There is no consistency rule on this model.


3% Rule (Funded Account Only)


Your biggest loss per trade idea must not exceed 3% of your initial account balance. This applies to:

  • A single trade entry

  • Multiple split entries on the same idea

  • Multiple positions that form part of the same overall trade idea

This rule applies to funded accounts only. Violating it is a hard breach and results in immediate account closure.


Max Risk Rule (Funded Account Only): 2.5% - Violating this is a hard breach and results in immediate account termination.


Minimum Trading Days (Funded Account)


To be eligible for payouts on your funded account, you must complete 4 separate qualifying trading days, each with a minimum of 0.5% profit. These days do not need to be consecutive.


Profit Split and Payouts

Profit Split

  • Standard: 90% to the trader

  • Optional upgrade to 100% profit split available at checkout

Example:

  • $5,000 profit at 90% split = $4,500 payout

Payout Schedule

  • Standard: Every 14 days from your first trade

  • Optional add-on: First payout available after 7 days

  • Minimum withdrawal: 1% of initial account balance or $100, whichever is higher

  • All positions must be closed and all rules must be respected to submit a payout request

Leverage

During Evaluation

  • Forex: 1:100

  • Indices: 1:20

  • Commodities: 1:20

  • Crypto: 1:2

Funded Account

  • Forex: 1:50

  • Indices: 1:10

  • Commodities: 1:10

  • Crypto: 1:2

Leverage may be increased over time based on consistent and responsible trading behaviour.


Spreads and Commissions

Hex Funded operates ECN-style pricing across all models:

  • Forex: $5 per lot

  • Commodities: $5 per lot

  • Indices: $0

  • Crypto: $0

Additional Notes

  • All drawdown calculations include floating PnL, closed trades, swap fees, and commissions

  • All rules outlined in this Help Centre and the Terms of Service apply in full

  • Violating any breach rule - including daily loss, max loss, max risk, or prohibited strategies - will result in immediate account termination

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