Highest Loss vs. Highest Win Rule
To qualify for a payout on your Instant Funded account, your largest single trade loss must not exceed your largest single trade win.
This rule helps ensure your risk-to-reward ratio remains positive and that your trading style is built for long-term consistency.
We define a “single trade” as any standalone trade, or a series of layered or averaged positions on the same instrument that are placed around the same time and closed as part of the same directional move.
Example:
A trader opens multiple 0.1 lot positions on XAU/USD while averaging down.
Once price moves favorably, the total combined profit of all those trades is $200. This will count as one $200 win in our evaluation.
If the trader later has a single trade loss of $500, their payout would be denied unless they record a larger single win (e.g., $501 or more) before requesting the payout.
Overlapping trades on the same symbol and direction will be grouped and treated as one trade for both win and loss calculations.
Failing to meet this rule will not result in a breach, but payout requests will be declined until the requirement is met.