FXIFY
Two Phase Assesment
2-Step Challenge
Trailing Drawdown
Account Size
$15,000
Price
$119
$88
Save $31
Targets & Drawdowns
Profit Target Step 1
5.0%
Profit Target Step 2
10.0%
Daily Drawdown
4.0%
Max Drawdown
10.0%
Drawdown Type
Trailing
Rules
Time Limit
Unlimited
Profit Split
80%
Payout Frequency
BI-weekly
Min Trading Days
4 days
Additional Rules
- Two-phase evaluation: Traders must pass two phases with separate profit targets before becoming funded.
- Static max drawdown: A fixed 10% drawdown is applied and does not trail with profits.
- Static daily loss: A 4% daily loss limit is enforced and resets every day based on balance or equity.
- Minimum trading days: At least 4–5 trading days are required to complete the challenge.
- Unlimited time: No maximum time limit to reach the profit targets.
- Risk structure advantage: Static drawdown allows traders to build profit without reducing their risk buffer.
- Profit split: Starts around 80% and can increase depending on scaling or upgrades.
- Trading flexibility: News trading, EAs, and weekend holding are allowed.
- Static vs trailing illusion: While easier than trailing models, traders may underestimate risk due to fixed limits.
- Daily loss trap: The daily drawdown includes floating equity, meaning intraday swings can trigger breaches.
- Phase 2 failure pressure: Many traders pass phase 1 but fail phase 2 due to reduced patience or overconfidence.
- Consistency expectation: Even without strict rules, erratic performance can impact payouts or scaling.
- Psychological fatigue: The second phase often leads to rushed trades after passing the first phase.
- Hidden difficulty: While safer than 1-phase, discipline is still required to avoid stacking losses.
- Static max drawdown: A fixed 10% drawdown is applied and does not trail with profits.
- Static daily loss: A 4% daily loss limit is enforced and resets every day based on balance or equity.
- Minimum trading days: At least 4–5 trading days are required to complete the challenge.
- Unlimited time: No maximum time limit to reach the profit targets.
- Risk structure advantage: Static drawdown allows traders to build profit without reducing their risk buffer.
- Profit split: Starts around 80% and can increase depending on scaling or upgrades.
- Trading flexibility: News trading, EAs, and weekend holding are allowed.
- Static vs trailing illusion: While easier than trailing models, traders may underestimate risk due to fixed limits.
- Daily loss trap: The daily drawdown includes floating equity, meaning intraday swings can trigger breaches.
- Phase 2 failure pressure: Many traders pass phase 1 but fail phase 2 due to reduced patience or overconfidence.
- Consistency expectation: Even without strict rules, erratic performance can impact payouts or scaling.
- Psychological fatigue: The second phase often leads to rushed trades after passing the first phase.
- Hidden difficulty: While safer than 1-phase, discipline is still required to avoid stacking losses.
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.
