FXIFY
One Phase Assesment
1-Step Challenge
Trailing Drawdown
Account Size
$100,000
Price
$549
$406
Save $143
Targets & Drawdowns
Profit Target Step 1
10.0%
Daily Drawdown
3.0%
Max Drawdown
6.0%
Drawdown Type
Trailing
Rules
Time Limit
Unlimited
Profit Split
80%
Payout Frequency
BI-weekly
Min Trading Days
5 days
Additional Rules
- Single-phase evaluation: Traders must reach the profit target in one phase to become funded.
- Trailing max drawdown: A 6% trailing drawdown is applied, meaning the loss limit increases as your account balance grows and does not decrease afterward.
- Static daily drawdown: A 3% daily loss limit is enforced and resets every day, based on balance or equity.
- Risk compression: As profits increase, the trailing drawdown reduces your margin for error.
- No minimum trading days: Traders can complete the challenge without any time-based restrictions.
- Unlimited trading period: There is no time limit to reach the profit target.
- Leverage: Competitive leverage is offered, suitable for both intraday and swing strategies.
- Profit split: Traders typically receive up to 80%–90% depending on account type and progression.
- Trading flexibility: News trading, scalping, and EAs are generally allowed, with restrictions on abusive strategies.
Trailing drawdown : As your account grows, the drawdown level moves up, reducing your buffer and making it easier to lose the account after profits.
Profit lock effect: Once the drawdown moves higher, it does not reset, meaning early gains can turn into a tighter risk limit.
Daily + trailing combination: The mix of a static daily loss and trailing max drawdown creates overlapping risk constraints.
Overconfidence trap: Traders often increase position size after early profits, which can lead to rapid drawdown breaches.
Single-phase pressure: With only one phase, there is no second chance or buffer for mistakes.
Hidden difficulty: Trailing drawdown models are statistically harder to pass than static drawdown challenges.
- Trailing max drawdown: A 6% trailing drawdown is applied, meaning the loss limit increases as your account balance grows and does not decrease afterward.
- Static daily drawdown: A 3% daily loss limit is enforced and resets every day, based on balance or equity.
- Risk compression: As profits increase, the trailing drawdown reduces your margin for error.
- No minimum trading days: Traders can complete the challenge without any time-based restrictions.
- Unlimited trading period: There is no time limit to reach the profit target.
- Leverage: Competitive leverage is offered, suitable for both intraday and swing strategies.
- Profit split: Traders typically receive up to 80%–90% depending on account type and progression.
- Trading flexibility: News trading, scalping, and EAs are generally allowed, with restrictions on abusive strategies.
Trailing drawdown : As your account grows, the drawdown level moves up, reducing your buffer and making it easier to lose the account after profits.
Profit lock effect: Once the drawdown moves higher, it does not reset, meaning early gains can turn into a tighter risk limit.
Daily + trailing combination: The mix of a static daily loss and trailing max drawdown creates overlapping risk constraints.
Overconfidence trap: Traders often increase position size after early profits, which can lead to rapid drawdown breaches.
Single-phase pressure: With only one phase, there is no second chance or buffer for mistakes.
Hidden difficulty: Trailing drawdown models are statistically harder to pass than static drawdown challenges.
Scaling Plan
- FXIFY offers a performance-based scaling plan where traders can increase account size after consistent profitability.
- Scaling depends on maintaining risk discipline and generating profits over time.
- Unlike fixed scaling systems, progression is tied to performance rather than predefined milestones.
- This creates a flexible but less predictable growth structure compared to firms with automatic scaling levels.
- Scaling depends on maintaining risk discipline and generating profits over time.
- Unlike fixed scaling systems, progression is tied to performance rather than predefined milestones.
- This creates a flexible but less predictable growth structure compared to firms with automatic scaling levels.
