Daily loss
Measured from your start-of-day equity. It sets the loss allowance for that trading day.
Understand what each limit measures. Keep the bigger picture in view, from your first idea to your account’s ongoing eligibility.
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Knowing the percentage is only half the picture. Know which balance or equity it uses.
Measured from your start-of-day equity. It sets the loss allowance for that trading day.
The equity floor sits 6% below your initial account balance. It does not trail upward with profits.
Plan the total risk of the idea against the initial account balance. Related positions can belong to the same idea.
Change the values to see how the three calculations differ. This is an educational illustration, not an account risk monitor.
The $940 static floor and $20 risk-per-idea amount stay tied to the initial balance.
Think about related positions together before placing another order.
Multiple entries do not necessarily create separate trade ideas. Size the total exposure within the 2% rule, and leave room for the daily and static limits. The examples here explain the framework; your account’s published terms determine how every condition is applied.
Read the full trading rules ↗One related idea$20 / 2%
Already at the example limit. This is not a trade recommendation.The trading framework and the payout framework work together.
Five qualifying days, a first-request window of at least 14 days and the 40% best-day consistency rule are part of payout eligibility. Identity verification and the minimum request amount also apply.
Understand payout milestones ↗The static floor is tied to the initial account balance. For a $1,000 account, the 6% static drawdown creates a $940 equity floor. The separate daily allowance uses start-of-day equity.
This guide describes the Instant Funding programme. The $50,000 demo is a separate practice account with no payouts. Read the terms for the account you actually hold.
The trading rules in your client area contain the full programme conditions. Check those before trading, including the rules that apply to your account type.
Choose an account with parameters you understand.
Simulated capital. Programme conditions apply.