Trading Rules
Approved numerical schedule for new accounts once purchases open. Existing accounts retain the terms accepted at purchase; this page does not migrate them.
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New-account schedule · fynx-funded-v1
| Program | / | per phase | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-phase | 10% | 4% / 8% | 3 |
| 2-phase | 8% → 5% | 5% / 10% | 5 |
| 3-phase | 6% → 5% → 4% | 5% / 12% | 5 |
Net profit includes trading charges. Eligibility also requires no recorded breach and no open positions. Evaluation is subject to human review and does not automatically advance a phase or authorize a payout. Your purchase must record this version before it applies to your account.
Rules calculator
See the schedule above in dollars for any account size, check today's loss floor, and test your daily results against the 40% consistency rule.
Your targets and limits
- Phase 1 target (8%)
- +$2,000
- Balance $27,000
- Phase 2 target (5%)
- +$1,250
- Balance $26,250
- Maximum loss (10%, static)
- −$2,500
- Equity floor $22,500
- Minimum trading days
- 5 per phase
- Days with a closed trade
Today's loss floor
Enter your balance at the last 22:00 UTC reset. Leave blank to use the starting balance.
Daily loss allowance (5%)
−$1,250 → floor $23,750
Equity must stay at or above
$23,750
The daily limit is the closer floor today. Equity includes open (floating) profit and loss. Touching the floor is allowed; going below it records a breach.
Consistency check
Enter the net result of each trading day in this phase, including trading charges. Use a minus sign for losing days.
Results appear here as you enter your days.
Estimates for planning only, based on the published 2-phase schedule for a $25,000 account. Nothing here is saved or sent anywhere. Official results come from your account dashboard and are subject to human review; the terms recorded with your purchase always apply.
Risk and pace planner
Choose how much you're willing to lose on one trade and see how many losing trades fit inside the loss limits, how many winners the target takes, and what a steady daily pace looks like under the 40% consistency rule.
$125 on a $25,000 account.
There is no maximum time limit in this schedule; this is your own plan.
Loss budget
- Losing trades before the daily floor
- 10
- of a $1,250 daily allowance (5%)
- Losing trades before the maximum-loss floor
- 20
- of a $2,500 static allowance (10%)
2 full daily-limit days would use up the whole maximum-loss allowance. Counts assume each loss is exactly your planned risk and include open positions, because equity counts floating losses. Slippage and charges can make a loss larger than planned.
Reaching the phase 1 target of $2,000
- Winning trades needed with no losers
- 8
- at $250 per win
- Break-even win rate
- 33.33%
- at 2× reward, before charges
- Steady pace over 10 days
- $200
- net profit per day
- Biggest single day that fits
- $800
- 40% of the target, if you finish right at it
The fewest days that fit both the 5-day minimum and the 40% rule is 5. A bigger day is allowed, but then total profit has to grow past the target before you become eligible.
Planning arithmetic only, based on the published 2-phase schedule for a $25,000 account. It is not trading advice and does not predict results; for a lot size, use the position size calculator below. Nothing here is saved or sent anywhere.
Challenge pass simulator
Play your plan forward 2,000 times with random wins and losses and see how often it reaches the target, how often a loss limit ends it, and how many trading days it usually takes, under the daily loss, maximum loss, minimum days and 40% consistency rules.
Each simulated trade is
$125 on a $25,000 account.
Break-even before charges is 33.33% at 2× reward.
Your own patience limit; this schedule has no maximum time limit.
Commission and spread for one full trade. Net profit includes charges.
Passed phase 1
96.8%
1,936 runs of 2,000 reached $2,000 profit with every condition met.
- Typical trading days to pass
- 19
- 5–60 across passing runs
- Average result per trade
- $43.75
- win $250, loss $125
In 5 passing runs the target was reached before the minimum 5 trading days or the 40% rule were met, so trading had to continue.
How the 2,000 runs ended
- Passed96.8%
- Broke the maximum loss limit0%
- Stopped: no room left above the maximum-loss floor0.1%
- Still going when the day limit ran out3.1%
| Trading days | Runs |
|---|---|
| 5 to 9 | 154 |
| 10 to 14 | 448 |
| 15 to 19 | 421 |
| 20 to 24 | 214 |
| 25 to 29 | 235 |
| 30 to 34 | 161 |
| 35 to 39 | 78 |
| 40 to 44 | 93 |
| 45 to 49 | 52 |
| 50 to 54 | 45 |
| 55 to 59 | 33 |
| 60 | 2 |
Getting funded means passing every phase. to see what getting funded could cost in fees at these odds.
A simulation of a hypothetical trader, not a prediction of your results and not trading advice. It assumes every loss is exactly your risk plus charges, every win is exactly the reward minus charges, the win rate never changes and trades don't affect each other. Real trading has slippage, gaps, floating losses on open positions and losing streaks that cluster, and results are reviewed by people before any phase advances. Rules used: the published 2-phase schedule for a $25,000 account (daily loss 5% from the 22:00 UTC reset balance, static maximum loss 10%, at least 5 trading days per phase, best day no more than 40% of profit). Nothing here is saved or sent anywhere.
Replay your record day by day
Play your real closed trades back in the order they happened, grouped into the same 22:00 UTC the uses, and see the exact day this account would have passed, broken a limit, or what was still missing. Unlike the simulator above, nothing is shuffled: your streaks and bad days stay where they were.
Paste or open a broker CSV export: the "Profit" / "P/L" column and the close-time column ("Close time", "Time" or "Date") are found by name. Lines like 2026-10-05 14:10, -80 work too. Use year-first dates. Without dates, results are replayed in the order given, a set number per day. Up to 5,000 trades. Read on this device only: nothing is uploaded, saved or put in the share link.
Leave empty to use the dollar amounts as they are.
Leave at 0 if your profit figures already include commission and swap.
Paste your trades, open a file or try the example to see the replay.
An educational replay, not an official result and not trading advice. It only sees closed results: the real check also counts floating losses on open trades (), so a real account could have hit a floor earlier than shown here, never later. Each phase restarts from the full account size on the next trading day, and every phase is reviewed by people before it advances. Rules used: the published 2-phase schedule for a $25,000 account (daily loss 5% from the 22:00 UTC reset balance, static maximum loss 10%, at least 5 trading days per phase, best day no more than 40% of phase profit). Nothing here is saved or sent anywhere.
Position size calculator
Turn your risk per trade into a lot size: pick the instrument, enter how far away your stop loss is, and see the largest position that keeps a stopped-out trade inside your risk, and how much of today's loss allowance it would use.
$125.00 of a $25,000.00 account.
EUR/USD, GBP/USD, AUD/USD, NZD/USD. Assumes 1.00 lot = 100,000 units of the base currency and 1 pip = 0.0001.
Distance from your entry to your stop.
Opening plus closing charge. Leave 0 if you don't know it yet; the size then excludes charges.
Position size
0.62 lots
62,000 units of the base currency · $6.20 per pip · exact size 0.625, rounded down to 0.01
- One 1.00 lot
- $10.00 per pip
- Loss per 1.00 lot at this stop
- $200.00
If the trade hits the stop or the target
- Loss at the stop
- $124.00
- 0.5% of the account
- Share of today's loss allowance
- 9.92%
- of $1,250.00 (5%) · 10 such losses fit
- Target distance
- 40 pips
- 2× your stop
- Profit at the target
- $248.00
- after charges
Rounding down to whole 0.01 lots leaves $1.00 of your risk unused, so the loss never goes over what you chose.
Planning arithmetic only, using common contract conventions. Contract sizes, minimum lot, charges and instrument availability on FYNX Funded accounts are pending broker verification, so always check the contract details on your trading platform before placing a trade. Slippage and gaps can make a real loss bigger than the stop. Not trading advice. Nothing here is saved or sent anywhere.
Daily Loss Limit
For new accounts under the versioned schedule: daily loss is 4% for 1-phase and 5% for 2-phase or 3-phase programs, measured from the balance at the daily reset.
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Maximum Loss Limit
The static maximum loss is 8% for 1-phase, 10% for 2-phase and 12% for 3-phase programs, measured from the initial phase balance.
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News Trading
News-trading permissions and restricted release windows require confirmation in your purchased agreement and approved broker specifications.
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Weekend Holding
Overnight and weekend permissions depend on the purchased agreement and verified broker instrument schedule. New-account balances use USD. Forex pairs and trading sessions are pending broker verification.
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Copy Trading
Copy-trading and signal-use restrictions must be stated in the approved agreement before purchases open.
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Consistency Rule
The best positive trading day must represent no more than 40% of total net phase profit. A nonpositive total or a larger share delays eligibility; it is not a loss breach.
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Martingale / Grid / HFT
The final agreement will define prohibited strategies, automation limits and execution restrictions after broker review.
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IP & Device Policy
Device, location and account-access requirements must follow the approved security and trading agreement.
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