Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our services

What instruments can I trade, and what strategies am I allowed to use?

Your trading style is entirely up to you! At Trading PLUS, we encourage a wide range of strategies as long as your trading is legitimate, adheres to proper risk management, aligns with real market conditions, and avoids prohibited practices. There are no limits on your strategy, whether you prefer discretionary trading, algorithmic trading, or using Expert Advisors (EAs). However, keep in mind that your trading style should be replicable on live accounts to achieve similar results as on your Trading PLUS Account. While we don’t require the use of stop-loss orders, it is highly recommended for safety. The maximum volume per order in Forex is 50 lots.

Instruments You Can Trade
You can trade all the instruments available on your trading platform, including:
1. Forex
2. Indices
3. Commodities
4. Stocks
5. Cryptocurrencies

For a full list of available symbols, please refer to this link . If you plan to use trading robots (Expert Advisors), please note that using a third-party EA may lead to other traders employing the same EA and strategy. This could potentially result in exceeding the maximum capital allocation rule, which may lead to a denial of your Trading PLUS Account.

Platform Limits
Please be aware of our platform server limits:
1. 200 orders at a time
2. 2,000 positions per day
3. Restrictions on accepting server messages (including orders and modifications such as TP/SL updates and limit orders)

If your EA generates excessive activity on the platform, we may request that you adjust its logic or parameters.

Trading Integrity

We also encourage you to avoid practices that don’t reflect serious trading. If we identify intentional misuse or repeated behaviours across multiple accounts, we may take necessary measures to manage risk. These actions could involve removing conflicting positions, rebalancing the account, reducing leverage, or even terminating the account.

At Trading PLUS, we encourage you to trade with genuine intent, demonstrating consistency and a true market edge. Happy trading!
Updated: 4 months ago

Is There a Consistency Rule for Trading PLUS?

Yes, Trading PLUS enforces a comprehensive consistency rule, focusing on lot consistency to foster sustainable trading practices and minimize unnecessary risks.

Starting 27 November 2025, revised consistency rules will govern all withdrawal requests.
Previous guidelines will no longer be applicable from this date onward.

To promote sustainable trading practices and guarantee fair evaluations, we have introduced new consistency rules for our funded accounts. These rules are designed to ensure that your withdrawals can be processed smoothly and without issues.
 

Biggest Gain.

Your biggest loss can’t be bigger than your biggest gain. Your largest single-day loss must always be smaller than your largest single-day gain. This ensures that your trading strategy is balanced and that profits outweigh risks.

Scenario 1, 

          | Day  | Profit (USD)
          |  1      |  100
          |  2     |  11
          |  3     |  35
          |  4     |  -26
          |  5     |  65

·       Interpretation

  • Highest profit day =$100
  • Highest Lost day = $-26
  • Result: Pass

 Scenario 2, 

        | Day  | Profit (USD)
        |  1      |  20
        |  2     |  11
        |  3     |   15
        |  4     |  -26
        |  5     |  5

·       Interpretation

  • Highest profit day =$20
  • Highest Lost day = $-26
  • Result: Fail

 

20% Consistency Rule
 
What is the 20% Consistency Rule?
The 20% Consistency Rule ensures that your trading performance reflects sustainable and repeatable strategies. Specifically, it requires that your highest profit day does not exceed 20% of your total profit during the funded phase.
 
This rule is designed to:

·       Promote disciplined trading over impulsive or high-risk behavior

·       Discourage reliance on single-day windfalls

·       Ensure long-term viability of trading strategies

·       Protect firm capital by funding traders with consistent performance

 How is the 20% threshold calculated

·       Formula: Highest Profitable Day / Total Profit X 100 

·       Interpretation

·        If the result is ≤ 20%, the trader is compliant

·        If the result is > 20%, the trader has violated the consistency rule

 §  Example Violation @ Threshold = 20% 

             | Day  | Profit (USD)
             |  1      | 100
             |  2     | 11
             |  3     | 35
             |  4     | -26
             |  5     | 65

 ·       Highest Day Profit = $100

·       Total Profit = $100 + $11 + $35 + $-26 + $65 = $185.00

·       $100/$185 X100 = 54.05%

·       Compliant check, since 54.05% higher than threshold 20%, violated the consistency rule

·       Example Compliant @ Threshold = 20%

             | Day  | Profit (USD)
             |  1      |  80
             |  2     |  50
             |  3     |  45
             |  4     |  55
             |  5     |  65
             |  6     |  -25
             |  7     |  -33
             |  8     |  55
             |  9     |  43
             |  10   |  44
             |  11    |  22
             |  12   |  45
             |  13   |  78
             |  14   | 100
             | Total Profit | 624

 ·       Highest Day Profit = $100

·       Total Profit = $624.00

·       $100/$624 X100 = 16.02%

·       Compliant check, since 16.02% is lower than threshold 20%, the trader is compliant to the consistency rules


In order to successfully withdraw your profit, you must comply with both rules: the Highest Gain Rule and the 20% Consistency Rule.

What happens if I exceed the 20% limit or fail the Highest Gain rule?

If you violate either of these consistency rules, your funded account will be flagged for non‑compliance. The following actions will apply:

 1.      Withdrawal Denied

·       Your payout request will be rejected.

·       No payment will be made.

2.      Account Reset to Original Balance

·       Your account will be reverted to its starting balance, effectively nullifying all accumulated profits.

·       This reset serves as a compliance correction, allowing you to continue trading under the same account ID but with a clean slate.

Purpose

This action reinforces the firm’s commitment to sustainable trading behavior.

It ensures that payouts are only issued to traders who demonstrate repeatable, risk-managed performance.
 
How can I avoid violating this rule?

·       Spread your profits across multiple trading days

·       Avoid oversized positions that could skew daily results

·       Trade consistently, even after reaching the profit target

·       Use a consistency dashboard to monitor your daily profit ratio to maintain payout eligibility and avoid account penalties:

·       Do not request a withdrawal if your highest profit day against total profit exceed 20%.

·       Do not request a withdrawal if your biggest loss is bigger than your biggest gain








Updated: 3 days ago