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Maximum loss in a single trade

Maximum loss in a single trade

Updated over 2 weeks ago

We allow a maximum loss of 3% per trade. Exceeding this threshold may result in the termination of your account.

Opening a new trade on the same pair within 5 minutes of the previous trade will be considered as a single trade.

Let's say you have a $100,000 account. The maximum loss allowed on a single trade is 3%, which means you can lose up to $3000 on a single trade. If you lose more than $2500 on that trade, your account may be terminated.

Example for Same Pair Trade Rule:

If you open a trade on EUR/USD at 10:00 AM and then open another trade on EUR/USD at 10:05 AM, both trades will be counted as one. Even though you opened two trades, the system will treat them as a single trade for risk management purposes.

These rules are important to prevent the gambling behaviour.


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