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Maximum Risk Rule – Nexus Funding

At Nexus Funding, we emphasize responsible trading to promote long-term success. Below is how the Maximum Risk Rule applies to different account types.


Two-Step & One-Step Challenges

No Maximum Risk Rule

  • Traders in these account types can manage risk freely, allowing for maximum flexibility in their trading strategies.


Instant Funding Accounts – Maximum Risk Rule

Traders in Instant Funding Accounts must adhere to the following risk limitations:

1️⃣ Risk:

  • You are limited to risking a maximum of 1% of your total account balance per trade.

  • Multiple trades on the same symbol will be grouped together and counted as a single trade when calculating the 1% risk limit.

2️⃣ Floating Profit & Loss (PnL) Rule:

  • Your floating PnL must not exceed -1% of your total account size at any time.

  • If your floating PnL drops below -1%, it will trigger an immediate account breach, resulting in account closure.


Why This Rule for Instant Funding Accounts?

💡 Instant Funding accounts provide immediate capital, eliminating the challenge phase. To maintain account integrity, stricter safeguards are in place, including:

  • Risk control: Prevents excessive drawdowns.

  • Account protection: Encourages disciplined trading.

  • Longevity: Helps traders manage risk effectively and sustain account health.

📌 Note: This rule only applies to Instant Funding Accounts. Two-Step and One-Step Challenge accounts do not have a maximum risk limit, offering more flexibility in trading strategies.


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