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How daily loss and maximum loss are evaluated

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FPFX uses one equity-based system across every account. This means both your closed trades and open (floating) positions count at all times — the platform monitors your real-time equity, not just your balance.

Maximum Daily Loss

Maximum daily loss is the most your equity can drop in a single trading day. It resets at 00:00 server time — fixed from your start-of-day equity

  • 1-Step: 4% 

  • 2-Step: 5%

  • Instant: 5%

  • Pro: 6%

Maximum Overall Loss

Maximum overall loss is the minimum equity level your account must maintain for the entire account lifetime.

  • 1-Step: 8% — equity must stay at or above 92% of the initial balance

  • 2-Step: 10% — equity must stay at or above 90% of the initial balance

  • Instant: 10% — static; the floor is fixed from activation and does not move up as you profit. For example, a $100K account has a fixed floor of $90K, even if the balance grows to $120K.

  • Pro: 12% — equity must stay at or above 88% of the initial balance

Important

Both limits are hard breaches — hitting either limit ends the account.

To stay within the limits, always monitor your equity, not just your balance. A floating loss on an open position can trigger a breach before the trade is closed.

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