Understanding the Single Trade Loss Rule
For Fundex Plus Two-Step Funded Accounts, no individual trade may result in a loss greater than 2% of the account's initial balance.
This rule is designed to encourage disciplined risk management and prevent excessive exposure on any single trading idea.
How Is a Single Trade Defined?
A trade will be considered a single trading idea, even if it is divided into:
Multiple entries
Partial positions
Scale-in executions
Multiple orders on the same setup
Splitting a position into several entries does not bypass the rule. The combined risk associated with the same trading idea will be evaluated as a single trade.
Example
For a $100,000 funded account:
Maximum loss per trade = $2,000
Any single trading idea resulting in a loss greater than $2,000 would violate this rule.
Important Notes
This rule applies only to Two-Step Funded Accounts.
The rule does not apply during the evaluation phases.
Traders are responsible for managing position size appropriately before entering a trade.
Violating the Single Trade Loss Limit constitutes a serious rule breach.
Failure to comply with this requirement may result in account review, payout denial, or termination of the funded account.
At Fundex Plus, professional risk management is just as important as profitability, and protecting capital remains a core principle of our funded programs. 🚀