FundingPips rules, explained (2026)

FundingPips uses a static drawdown model rather than a trailing one — a meaningful difference if you're coming from a futures firm. Note it's primarily a forex/CFD firm.

Static max drawdown

On the 2-Step Standard account the maximum drawdown is a static 10% of your original balance — $5,000 on a 50K. Unlike a trailing floor, it doesn't rise as you profit, so banked gains give you permanent room. The floor is fixed from day one.

Daily loss limit

There's a 5% daily loss limit measured from your balance — $2,500 on a 50K. Cross it in a session and the day is done. Because both limits are static, your risk math is simpler than on trailing-drawdown firms.

Consistency

Standard funded accounts have no consistency rule, so a single big day won't block a payout. Always verify the current terms on fundingpips.com, especially instrument coverage if you trade futures.

Risk-tracking tool, not financial advice, not affiliated with any prop firm. Verify rules against your firm's current terms.