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- 01 General FAQ Minimum Trade Holding Period Rule In all FPFX account types — including the One Step, Two Step, Three Step Challenges,FPFX Instant and FPFX Pro accounts — it is mandatory to hold each trade for a minimum of 3 minutes once you are in the Funded Stage. Closing any trade before 3 minutes will result in a payout deduction, as per the fu
- 02 General FAQ When do I get paid? Payout Schedule — All Funded Accounts Effective 17 June 2026 You will be paid bi-weekly (every two weeks). All earnings are reviewed, approved, and paid out accordingly. Your first payout is available 14 days after your first funded trade. All subsequent payouts are processed on a bi-weekly basis fr
- 03 General FAQ Account Allocation & Identity Policy Account Allocation & Identity Policy At FPFX (FPFX), each trader is allowed to manage a maximum total allocation of $400,000 across all their accounts combined. To maintain fairness, transparency, and compliance, please note the following: One Trader = One Identity Each client may only have o
- 04 General FAQ FPFX Company Registration Who We Are FundedProFX LLC is a proprietary trading firm committed to providing traders worldwide with fair, transparent, and growth-oriented trading opportunities. Our mission is to empower traders with access to funded accounts and the resources they need to succeed in the financial markets. Compa
- 05 General FAQ FPFX Withdrawal Cap Limit Policy Withdrawal Cap — All Funded Accounts Effective 17 June 2026 Applicable to all funded accounts across all FPFX account types. To encourage sustainable profit-taking and protect long-term account performance, FPFX applies a withdrawal cap on all funded accounts. Traders may withdraw up to 10%
- 06 General FAQ Inactivity Policy – Minimum Trading Requirement To ensure active participation and proper account management, all FPFX account holders are required to maintain minimum trading activity. Rule Overview: Traders must place at least one (1) trade within every 30 calendar days. This rule applies to all account types, including: Evaluation accou