Are Stop Losses Mandatory?: Stop losses are not mandatory at XPips, but we strongly recommend using them as part of a sound risk management strategy. Why You Should Use a Stop Loss: • Helps protect your virtual capital by defining your exit point • Encourages disciplined, structured trading • Makes it easier to calculate your risk per trade • Prepares you for the expectations of the funded stage What Happens If You Don't Use One?: • Your risk is considered undefined • You may unknowingly exceed

Minimum Trade Duration Policy

Trade Duration Guidelines: We encourage traders to hold positions for an appropriate period of time that reflects genuine market engagement. While we don't enforce strict time-based rules on every trade, trades held for less than 3 minutes may come under review. Why is this important?: The goal of this policy is to support fair, sustainable trading and discourage patterns that are considered outside the spirit of our program. Relying on ultra-short-duration trades to generate fast profits or pas

Overnight and Weekend Trading

Can I hold trades overnight and over weekends?: Yes — XPips allows you to hold trades overnight and over the weekend across all stages, including both evaluation and funded accounts. Market Gaps and Volatility Risk: When markets are closed, significant events may cause price gaps. Example: EUR/USD closes Friday at 1.0950, opens Sunday at 1.0880 due to weekend news, creating a 70-pip gap that could result in larger losses than anticipated. Limited Trade Management: You won't be able to close, adj

All or Nothing Trading Policy

Structured Strategy Requirement: XPips encourages traders to use structured strategies with solid risk management. Extreme high-risk, 'all or nothing' strategies are generally not permitted and can put both the trader and program at risk. What Is Considered 'All or Nothing' Trading?: • Using more than 80% of available margin in a single trade • Placing large trades that risk breaching max drawdown in one move • Positioning with no stop-loss or using unrealistic targets • Relying on unhedged 'dou

Daily Loss Limit Rules

How Daily Loss Limit Works: Each day at 5 PM EST, your Daily Drawdown Limit is recalculated based on the higher of your account's balance or equity. This becomes your baseline for the next trading day. Daily Loss Percentages by Model: • Access (Pay After Pass): 5% • Instant Funded: 3% (Trailing) • 1 Step Standard: 4% • 1 Step Pro: 3% • 2 Step Standard: 5% • 2 Step Pro: 4% • 3 Step Standard: 4% Calculation Examples: Example 1 - 2 Step Standard ($100K, 5% limit): Previous day equity $102,000, limi

Trade Risk Calculation

What is Trade Risk?: Trade risk refers to the amount of capital you are placing at risk on a position — the potential loss if the market moves against your trade. This is typically defined by your stop loss (SL). Risk Calculation Formula: Formula: (Entry Price – Stop Loss) × Lot Size × Contract Size • For Buy trades: Risk = (Entry Price – SL) × Lots × Contract Size • For Sell trades: Risk = (SL – Entry Price) × Lots × Contract Size Risk Without Stop Loss: Trading without a stop loss doesn't auto

Stop-Loss Importance and Consequences

Risks of Not Using Stop-Loss: • Significant losses before manual closure • Potential breach of daily drawdown limit • Account termination if total drawdown exceeded • Need to purchase new challenge for evaluation accounts Benefits of Using Stop-Loss: • Limits potential losses automatically • Protects account from rapid market reversals • Helps stay within drawdown limits • Prevents emotional decision-making • Enables disciplined trading approach Risk Management Recommendation: Set appropriate st

Prohibited Trading Practices

One-Sided Risk Exposure (Funded Only): Cannot risk more than 50% of daily loss limit on single trade or multiple trades in same instrument. Example: 5% daily limit = max 2.5% risk on single instrument per day. Hedging Across Brokers: Hedging between multiple brokers or prop firms to create risk-free exposure or arbitrage is strictly prohibited. Tick Scalping & Latency Exploitation: Strategies using rapid-fire entries/exits for micro movements or latency arbitrage are disallowed as they don't ref

What is a Hard Breach?: A serious violation that results in immediate account termination when daily or total drawdown limits are exceeded. What Causes Hard Breach?: • Exceeding daily drawdown limit (5% for Trader & Plus, 4% for Express) • Exceeding total drawdown limit (10% for Trader, 8% for Plus, 7% for Express) Hard Breach Consequences: • Evaluation Accounts: Account closed, new challenge required • Funded Accounts: Account terminated, profits forfeited Prevention Methods: • Monitor drawdown

Leverage During Evaluation: • Forex: 1:100 • Indices: 1:20 • Commodities: 1:20 • Cryptocurrency: 1:2 Leverage During Funded Stage: Leverage automatically reduced by half: • Forex: 1:50 • Indices: 1:10 • Commodities: 1:10 • Cryptocurrency: 1:1 Why Leverage is Reduced: To protect both trader and firm when managing real capital, encouraging more controlled risk management while maintaining strategy flexibility. Important Notes: • Leverage is fixed within each stage • All funded account types follow

Maximum Drawdown Rules

Maximum Drawdown by Model: • 2 Step/2 Step Pro: 10% ($90K breach on $100K) • Access (Evaluation): 10% ($90K breach) • Access (Funded): 6% ($94K breach) • 1 Step Standard: 7% ($93K breach) • 1 Step Pro: 6% ($94K breach) • 3 Step Standard: 8% ($92K breach) • Instant Funded: 6% (Trailing) Static Drawdown Calculation: Most challenges use static drawdown - fixed from starting balance, doesn't trail upward with profits. Breach level remains constant regardless of account growth. Trailing Drawdown (Ins

XPips Protector System

Purpose and Application: Built-in safeguard for funded account longevity. Over 68% of breaches stem from Daily Drawdown violations. Smart risk-management mechanism protects accounts before losses spiral out of control. Activation Thresholds: Triggers when open trades reach floating losses: • 1-Step, 2-Step, 3-Step: 2% of initial balance • Access: 1.5% of initial balance How It Works: When threshold reached: • Automatically closes all open positions • Allows immediate continuation of trading • Co

Trading Rules

Comprehensive guide to XPips trading rules, risk management, and compliance requirements.

Updated 2025-09-27

12 Topics

Trading Rules

Comprehensive guide to XPips trading rules, risk management, and compliance requirements.

Stop Loss Policy
Are Stop Losses Mandatory?
Stop losses are not mandatory at XPips, but we strongly recommend using them as part of a sound risk management strategy.
Why You Should Use a Stop Loss
• Helps protect your virtual capital by defining your exit point • Encourages disciplined, structured trading • Makes it easier to calculate your risk per trade • Prepares you for the expectations of the funded stage
What Happens If You Don't Use One?
• Your risk is considered undefined • You may unknowingly exceed your daily limits • You could breach the One-Sided Risk Exposure rule → If your trades on a single instrument result in more than 50% of your daily drawdown limit being lost at any point during the day, it may be treated as a breach
Our Suggestion
Even though it's not required, we recommend every trade has: • A stop loss • Or a clearly defined risk level based on your strategy This keeps you within risk limits and builds the habits expected of funded traders.
Minimum Trade Duration Policy
Trade Duration Guidelines
We encourage traders to hold positions for an appropriate period of time that reflects genuine market engagement. While we don't enforce strict time-based rules on every trade, trades held for less than 3 minutes may come under review.
Why is this important?
The goal of this policy is to support fair, sustainable trading and discourage patterns that are considered outside the spirit of our program. Relying on ultra-short-duration trades to generate fast profits or pass trading day requirements may be flagged as inconsistent with realistic trading behaviour.
Activity that may be reviewed
• Repeated use of very short-duration trades as a core strategy • Tick scalping or high-frequency-style execution • Opening a series of placeholder trades, followed by a large-lot trade closed within seconds • Using short trades primarily to meet minimum trading days or force quick profit targets
Consequences
If sub-3-minute trades become your primary method, actions may include: • Profits withheld • Account paused or suspended • Ineligibility for payout
Overnight and Weekend Trading
Can I hold trades overnight and over weekends?
Yes — XPips allows you to hold trades overnight and over the weekend across all stages, including both evaluation and funded accounts.
Market Gaps and Volatility Risk
When markets are closed, significant events may cause price gaps. Example: EUR/USD closes Friday at 1.0950, opens Sunday at 1.0880 due to weekend news, creating a 70-pip gap that could result in larger losses than anticipated.
Limited Trade Management
You won't be able to close, adjust, or manage your trade while markets are closed. Significant price movements could affect your account before you can take action.
Swap Fees (Rollover Charges)
Holding positions past 5 PM EST incurs swap fees based on the instrument, position direction, and interest rate differential. Weekend charges can be tripled.
Risk Management Tips
• Always place stop-loss orders • Reduce position size before weekends • Monitor economic calendars • Limit your leverage • Understand swap costs
All or Nothing Trading Policy
Structured Strategy Requirement
XPips encourages traders to use structured strategies with solid risk management. Extreme high-risk, 'all or nothing' strategies are generally not permitted and can put both the trader and program at risk.
What Is Considered 'All or Nothing' Trading?
• Using more than 80% of available margin in a single trade • Placing large trades that risk breaching max drawdown in one move • Positioning with no stop-loss or using unrealistic targets • Relying on unhedged 'double or nothing' trades • Ignoring volatility or holding oversized positions through high-impact news
Consequences of Violations
• Profit being withheld or reduced • Removal from reward eligibility • Account breach or termination • Loss of add-on privileges • Disqualification from promotional campaigns
Case-by-Case Review
We review trades individually and are open to clarifications. Contact our team to explain the logic behind trades, risk control measures, and how strategies fit into broader responsible account management.
Daily Loss Limit Rules
How Daily Loss Limit Works
Each day at 5 PM EST, your Daily Drawdown Limit is recalculated based on the higher of your account's balance or equity. This becomes your baseline for the next trading day.
Daily Loss Percentages by Model
• Access (Pay After Pass): 5% • Instant Funded: 3% (Trailing) • 1 Step Standard: 4% • 1 Step Pro: 3% • 2 Step Standard: 5% • 2 Step Pro: 4% • 3 Step Standard: 4%
Calculation Examples
Example 1 - 2 Step Standard ($100K, 5% limit): Previous day equity $102,000, limit = $5,100, minimum equity = $96,900 Example 2 - 1 Step Pro ($100K, 3% limit): Previous day equity $104,000, limit = $3,120, minimum equity = $100,880
Breach Consequences
A breach of the Daily Loss Limit results in immediate and permanent closure of the account for all phases (Step 1, Step 2, Funded accounts). Traders can purchase new challenges or use Free Retry if eligible.
Trade Risk Calculation
What is Trade Risk?
Trade risk refers to the amount of capital you are placing at risk on a position — the potential loss if the market moves against your trade. This is typically defined by your stop loss (SL).
Risk Calculation Formula
Formula: (Entry Price – Stop Loss) × Lot Size × Contract Size • For Buy trades: Risk = (Entry Price – SL) × Lots × Contract Size • For Sell trades: Risk = (SL – Entry Price) × Lots × Contract Size
Risk Without Stop Loss
Trading without a stop loss doesn't automatically breach rules, but if unrealized loss exceeds 50% of daily drawdown limit, it may be treated as a breach under One-Sided Risk Exposure rule.
Example Calculation
Gold (XAUUSD) trade: $100K account, 5% daily limit ($5,000), max risk 50% = $2,500 Buy at $2,000, SL at $1,990, 1 lot: Risk = (2000-1990) × 1 × 100 = $1,000 ✅
Stop-Loss Importance and Consequences
Risks of Not Using Stop-Loss
• Significant losses before manual closure • Potential breach of daily drawdown limit • Account termination if total drawdown exceeded • Need to purchase new challenge for evaluation accounts
Benefits of Using Stop-Loss
• Limits potential losses automatically • Protects account from rapid market reversals • Helps stay within drawdown limits • Prevents emotional decision-making • Enables disciplined trading approach
Risk Management Recommendation
Set appropriate stop-loss levels on every trade to remain within allowed drawdown limits and continue trading without unnecessary risk. Contact support for risk management questions.
Prohibited Trading Practices
One-Sided Risk Exposure (Funded Only)
Cannot risk more than 50% of daily loss limit on single trade or multiple trades in same instrument. Example: 5% daily limit = max 2.5% risk on single instrument per day.
Hedging Across Brokers
Hedging between multiple brokers or prop firms to create risk-free exposure or arbitrage is strictly prohibited.
Tick Scalping & Latency Exploitation
Strategies using rapid-fire entries/exits for micro movements or latency arbitrage are disallowed as they don't reflect sustainable trading behavior.
Account Sharing & Managed Trading
Accounts must be operated solely by registered user. Prohibited: sharing credentials, third-party trading, geographically inconsistent trading without approval.
Server Overloading & Toxic Flow
Prohibited: automated systems placing large order volumes, spamming orders, causing server strain.
Account Passing Services
Purchasing services to complete evaluation or funded account on your behalf is strictly against terms. Suspected accounts will be disqualified.
Hard Breach Rules
What is a Hard Breach?
A serious violation that results in immediate account termination when daily or total drawdown limits are exceeded.
What Causes Hard Breach?
• Exceeding daily drawdown limit (5% for Trader & Plus, 4% for Express) • Exceeding total drawdown limit (10% for Trader, 8% for Plus, 7% for Express)
Hard Breach Consequences
• Evaluation Accounts: Account closed, new challenge required • Funded Accounts: Account terminated, profits forfeited
Prevention Methods
• Monitor drawdown limits continuously • Use stop-loss orders for loss control • Manage position sizing and leverage appropriately
Leverage Structure
Leverage During Evaluation
• Forex: 1:100 • Indices: 1:20 • Commodities: 1:20 • Cryptocurrency: 1:2
Leverage During Funded Stage
Leverage automatically reduced by half: • Forex: 1:50 • Indices: 1:10 • Commodities: 1:10 • Cryptocurrency: 1:1
Why Leverage is Reduced
To protect both trader and firm when managing real capital, encouraging more controlled risk management while maintaining strategy flexibility.
Important Notes
• Leverage is fixed within each stage • All funded account types follow same leverage rules • Adjust position sizing when moving from evaluation to funded
Maximum Drawdown Rules
Maximum Drawdown by Model
• 2 Step/2 Step Pro: 10% ($90K breach on $100K) • Access (Evaluation): 10% ($90K breach) • Access (Funded): 6% ($94K breach) • 1 Step Standard: 7% ($93K breach) • 1 Step Pro: 6% ($94K breach) • 3 Step Standard: 8% ($92K breach) • Instant Funded: 6% (Trailing)
Static Drawdown Calculation
Most challenges use static drawdown - fixed from starting balance, doesn't trail upward with profits. Breach level remains constant regardless of account growth.
Trailing Drawdown (Instant Only)
Starts 6% below starting balance. Once account hits 6% profit, drawdown locks at initial balance. Example: $100K account reaching $106K locks drawdown at $100K.
Drawdown Breach Consequences
• Evaluation: Account closed, new challenge required • Funded: Account permanently closed, profits forfeited • No ban imposed, new challenges can be purchased
XPips Protector System
Purpose and Application
Built-in safeguard for funded account longevity. Over 68% of breaches stem from Daily Drawdown violations. Smart risk-management mechanism protects accounts before losses spiral out of control.
Activation Thresholds
Triggers when open trades reach floating losses: • 1-Step, 2-Step, 3-Step: 2% of initial balance • Access: 1.5% of initial balance
How It Works
When threshold reached: • Automatically closes all open positions • Allows immediate continuation of trading • Considered soft breach, not full violation • Real-time intervention to keep account alive
Trigger Consequences
• 1st Trigger: Profit split reduced to 50% • 2nd Trigger: Account breached, access revoked • Structure encourages learning while maintaining risk discipline

Trading Rules

Comprehensive guide to XPips trading rules, risk management, and compliance requirements.

Updated 2025-09-27

12 Topics

Trading Rules

Comprehensive guide to XPips trading rules, risk management, and compliance requirements.

Stop Loss Policy
Are Stop Losses Mandatory?
Stop losses are not mandatory at XPips, but we strongly recommend using them as part of a sound risk management strategy.
Why You Should Use a Stop Loss
• Helps protect your virtual capital by defining your exit point • Encourages disciplined, structured trading • Makes it easier to calculate your risk per trade • Prepares you for the expectations of the funded stage
What Happens If You Don't Use One?
• Your risk is considered undefined • You may unknowingly exceed your daily limits • You could breach the One-Sided Risk Exposure rule → If your trades on a single instrument result in more than 50% of your daily drawdown limit being lost at any point during the day, it may be treated as a breach
Our Suggestion
Even though it's not required, we recommend every trade has: • A stop loss • Or a clearly defined risk level based on your strategy This keeps you within risk limits and builds the habits expected of funded traders.
Minimum Trade Duration Policy
Trade Duration Guidelines
We encourage traders to hold positions for an appropriate period of time that reflects genuine market engagement. While we don't enforce strict time-based rules on every trade, trades held for less than 3 minutes may come under review.
Why is this important?
The goal of this policy is to support fair, sustainable trading and discourage patterns that are considered outside the spirit of our program. Relying on ultra-short-duration trades to generate fast profits or pass trading day requirements may be flagged as inconsistent with realistic trading behaviour.
Activity that may be reviewed
• Repeated use of very short-duration trades as a core strategy • Tick scalping or high-frequency-style execution • Opening a series of placeholder trades, followed by a large-lot trade closed within seconds • Using short trades primarily to meet minimum trading days or force quick profit targets
Consequences
If sub-3-minute trades become your primary method, actions may include: • Profits withheld • Account paused or suspended • Ineligibility for payout
Overnight and Weekend Trading
Can I hold trades overnight and over weekends?
Yes — XPips allows you to hold trades overnight and over the weekend across all stages, including both evaluation and funded accounts.
Market Gaps and Volatility Risk
When markets are closed, significant events may cause price gaps. Example: EUR/USD closes Friday at 1.0950, opens Sunday at 1.0880 due to weekend news, creating a 70-pip gap that could result in larger losses than anticipated.
Limited Trade Management
You won't be able to close, adjust, or manage your trade while markets are closed. Significant price movements could affect your account before you can take action.
Swap Fees (Rollover Charges)
Holding positions past 5 PM EST incurs swap fees based on the instrument, position direction, and interest rate differential. Weekend charges can be tripled.
Risk Management Tips
• Always place stop-loss orders • Reduce position size before weekends • Monitor economic calendars • Limit your leverage • Understand swap costs
All or Nothing Trading Policy
Structured Strategy Requirement
XPips encourages traders to use structured strategies with solid risk management. Extreme high-risk, 'all or nothing' strategies are generally not permitted and can put both the trader and program at risk.
What Is Considered 'All or Nothing' Trading?
• Using more than 80% of available margin in a single trade • Placing large trades that risk breaching max drawdown in one move • Positioning with no stop-loss or using unrealistic targets • Relying on unhedged 'double or nothing' trades • Ignoring volatility or holding oversized positions through high-impact news
Consequences of Violations
• Profit being withheld or reduced • Removal from reward eligibility • Account breach or termination • Loss of add-on privileges • Disqualification from promotional campaigns
Case-by-Case Review
We review trades individually and are open to clarifications. Contact our team to explain the logic behind trades, risk control measures, and how strategies fit into broader responsible account management.
Daily Loss Limit Rules
How Daily Loss Limit Works
Each day at 5 PM EST, your Daily Drawdown Limit is recalculated based on the higher of your account's balance or equity. This becomes your baseline for the next trading day.
Daily Loss Percentages by Model
• Access (Pay After Pass): 5% • Instant Funded: 3% (Trailing) • 1 Step Standard: 4% • 1 Step Pro: 3% • 2 Step Standard: 5% • 2 Step Pro: 4% • 3 Step Standard: 4%
Calculation Examples
Example 1 - 2 Step Standard ($100K, 5% limit): Previous day equity $102,000, limit = $5,100, minimum equity = $96,900 Example 2 - 1 Step Pro ($100K, 3% limit): Previous day equity $104,000, limit = $3,120, minimum equity = $100,880
Breach Consequences
A breach of the Daily Loss Limit results in immediate and permanent closure of the account for all phases (Step 1, Step 2, Funded accounts). Traders can purchase new challenges or use Free Retry if eligible.
Trade Risk Calculation
What is Trade Risk?
Trade risk refers to the amount of capital you are placing at risk on a position — the potential loss if the market moves against your trade. This is typically defined by your stop loss (SL).
Risk Calculation Formula
Formula: (Entry Price – Stop Loss) × Lot Size × Contract Size • For Buy trades: Risk = (Entry Price – SL) × Lots × Contract Size • For Sell trades: Risk = (SL – Entry Price) × Lots × Contract Size
Risk Without Stop Loss
Trading without a stop loss doesn't automatically breach rules, but if unrealized loss exceeds 50% of daily drawdown limit, it may be treated as a breach under One-Sided Risk Exposure rule.
Example Calculation
Gold (XAUUSD) trade: $100K account, 5% daily limit ($5,000), max risk 50% = $2,500 Buy at $2,000, SL at $1,990, 1 lot: Risk = (2000-1990) × 1 × 100 = $1,000 ✅
Stop-Loss Importance and Consequences
Risks of Not Using Stop-Loss
• Significant losses before manual closure • Potential breach of daily drawdown limit • Account termination if total drawdown exceeded • Need to purchase new challenge for evaluation accounts
Benefits of Using Stop-Loss
• Limits potential losses automatically • Protects account from rapid market reversals • Helps stay within drawdown limits • Prevents emotional decision-making • Enables disciplined trading approach
Risk Management Recommendation
Set appropriate stop-loss levels on every trade to remain within allowed drawdown limits and continue trading without unnecessary risk. Contact support for risk management questions.
Prohibited Trading Practices
One-Sided Risk Exposure (Funded Only)
Cannot risk more than 50% of daily loss limit on single trade or multiple trades in same instrument. Example: 5% daily limit = max 2.5% risk on single instrument per day.
Hedging Across Brokers
Hedging between multiple brokers or prop firms to create risk-free exposure or arbitrage is strictly prohibited.
Tick Scalping & Latency Exploitation
Strategies using rapid-fire entries/exits for micro movements or latency arbitrage are disallowed as they don't reflect sustainable trading behavior.
Account Sharing & Managed Trading
Accounts must be operated solely by registered user. Prohibited: sharing credentials, third-party trading, geographically inconsistent trading without approval.
Server Overloading & Toxic Flow
Prohibited: automated systems placing large order volumes, spamming orders, causing server strain.
Account Passing Services
Purchasing services to complete evaluation or funded account on your behalf is strictly against terms. Suspected accounts will be disqualified.
Hard Breach Rules
What is a Hard Breach?
A serious violation that results in immediate account termination when daily or total drawdown limits are exceeded.
What Causes Hard Breach?
• Exceeding daily drawdown limit (5% for Trader & Plus, 4% for Express) • Exceeding total drawdown limit (10% for Trader, 8% for Plus, 7% for Express)
Hard Breach Consequences
• Evaluation Accounts: Account closed, new challenge required • Funded Accounts: Account terminated, profits forfeited
Prevention Methods
• Monitor drawdown limits continuously • Use stop-loss orders for loss control • Manage position sizing and leverage appropriately
Leverage Structure
Leverage During Evaluation
• Forex: 1:100 • Indices: 1:20 • Commodities: 1:20 • Cryptocurrency: 1:2
Leverage During Funded Stage
Leverage automatically reduced by half: • Forex: 1:50 • Indices: 1:10 • Commodities: 1:10 • Cryptocurrency: 1:1
Why Leverage is Reduced
To protect both trader and firm when managing real capital, encouraging more controlled risk management while maintaining strategy flexibility.
Important Notes
• Leverage is fixed within each stage • All funded account types follow same leverage rules • Adjust position sizing when moving from evaluation to funded
Maximum Drawdown Rules
Maximum Drawdown by Model
• 2 Step/2 Step Pro: 10% ($90K breach on $100K) • Access (Evaluation): 10% ($90K breach) • Access (Funded): 6% ($94K breach) • 1 Step Standard: 7% ($93K breach) • 1 Step Pro: 6% ($94K breach) • 3 Step Standard: 8% ($92K breach) • Instant Funded: 6% (Trailing)
Static Drawdown Calculation
Most challenges use static drawdown - fixed from starting balance, doesn't trail upward with profits. Breach level remains constant regardless of account growth.
Trailing Drawdown (Instant Only)
Starts 6% below starting balance. Once account hits 6% profit, drawdown locks at initial balance. Example: $100K account reaching $106K locks drawdown at $100K.
Drawdown Breach Consequences
• Evaluation: Account closed, new challenge required • Funded: Account permanently closed, profits forfeited • No ban imposed, new challenges can be purchased
XPips Protector System
Purpose and Application
Built-in safeguard for funded account longevity. Over 68% of breaches stem from Daily Drawdown violations. Smart risk-management mechanism protects accounts before losses spiral out of control.
Activation Thresholds
Triggers when open trades reach floating losses: • 1-Step, 2-Step, 3-Step: 2% of initial balance • Access: 1.5% of initial balance
How It Works
When threshold reached: • Automatically closes all open positions • Allows immediate continuation of trading • Considered soft breach, not full violation • Real-time intervention to keep account alive
Trigger Consequences
• 1st Trigger: Profit split reduced to 50% • 2nd Trigger: Account breached, access revoked • Structure encourages learning while maintaining risk discipline

Trading Rules

Stop Loss Policy

Minimum Trade Duration Policy

Overnight and Weekend Trading

All or Nothing Trading Policy

Daily Loss Limit Rules

Trade Risk Calculation

Stop-Loss Importance and Consequences

Prohibited Trading Practices

Hard Breach Rules

Leverage Structure

Maximum Drawdown Rules

XPips Protector System

Our supportive community is always there to help!

24/7 Customer Support

Trading Rules

Stop Loss Policy

Minimum Trade Duration Policy

Overnight and Weekend Trading

All or Nothing Trading Policy

Daily Loss Limit Rules

Trade Risk Calculation

Stop-Loss Importance and Consequences

Prohibited Trading Practices

Hard Breach Rules

Leverage Structure

Maximum Drawdown Rules

XPips Protector System

Our supportive community is always there to help!

24/7 Customer Support