In our challenge accounts, there is no time limit to reach the profit target. This means you will not be under time pressure to achieve the specified target.

For example, if you purchase a $10,000 challenge and the profit target is set at 8%, you can reach this goal within any timeframe you prefer—whether it takes three weeks, one month, or even several months. There are no time restrictions in this process.

In fact, your performance is evaluated based on the quality of your trades, risk management, and adherence to professional principles, not on how quickly you reach the target. Whenever you are ready, you can continue trading and reach the final goal of the challenge with complete peace of mind.

If, during a single trading day (through one or multiple trades), you achieve 80% or more of the challenge profit target, that profit will not be counted toward passing the challenge. Instead, the current challenge phase will be reset, and if this rule is violated again after the reset, the challenge will be considered failed.

The purpose of this rule is to ensure that reaching the profit target is done in a logical, safe, and sustainable manner, based on a consistent trading strategy—not through unreasonable risk-taking or gambling-like behavior.

Earning 80% or more of the profit target in one day is a strong indication of poor risk management and an unstable trading strategy, which in real market conditions could lead to significant losses.

For example, imagine you are participating in a $10,000 challenge with an 8% profit target (equal to $800). If, within a single trading day, you earn $640 (which is 80% of the profit target) through one or several trades, it indicates that the trades were executed with excessive risk and outside professional trading principles.

In such a case, the current challenge phase will be reset. If the same violation happens again after the reset, the challenge will be declared failed.

Additionally, the maximum allowed risk per trade (Single Trade Risk)—both during the challenge phase and the real account phase—is 3% (as stated in the table of each prop plan). Any violation of this rule, whether during the challenge phase or the real account phase, will result in the account being failed.

At ParoxFX, our goal is to identify real traders with logical, controlled, and sustainable strategies—not individuals who seek fast profits by taking extreme risks.

For this reason, we strongly recommend keeping your trade size at a reasonable level and reaching your challenge target by following proper money management principles and minimizing risk as much as possible.

At ParoxFX, we focus on supporting traders who follow professional rules and prefer longterm success over luck and high-risk behavior.

In ParoxFX Broker, the Daily Drawdown is calculated based on the account balance/equity at the beginning of the trading day, at the same time the first candle of the day is formed.

Daily Drawdown

For example, if the daily drawdown of your challenge account is 5% and your account balance at the beginning of the day is $10,000, your maximum allowed loss for that day will be $500.

It should be noted that this limit is calculated based on real-time equity, not based on the profit and loss of closed trades. In other words, even if a trade has not been closed yet, a decrease in equity is also included in the daily drawdown calculation.

If, during the same day, you have profitable trades, your allowed risk level increases. For instance, if up to that moment you have $400 realized profit, your account balance increases to $10,400, and as a result, your daily allowed risk will be calculated as follows: $500 (5% of the balance at the beginning of the day)

$400 daily profit = $900 maximum allowed loss for that day

In the Analysis section, which is visible inside the platform, you can view the drawdown amounts in real time, and the daily starting balance and the maximum allowed loss for each day are also displayed in that section.

Overall Drawdown

The overall drawdown is calculated based on the initial account balance.

For example, if the initial balance of your challenge account is $10,000 and the maximum overall drawdown is 12%, throughout the entire challenge period, the maximum acceptable loss will be $1,200.

This limit, like the daily drawdown, is calculated based on active equity and is not limited only to the profit and loss of closed trades.

In the Real Account stage, the trader’s profit share depends on the selected challenge type and ranges from 70% to 90%.

Profit withdrawal requests can be submitted weekly on Fridays, and the approved profit amount will be credited on the same day to your USD wallet in your selected exchange.

The first profit withdrawal becomes available when:

- At least 14 days have passed since activating the Real Account and placing the first trade; During this

- period, at least 5 active trading days have been recorded.

These conditions are set to ensure consistency in trading performance and adherence to risk management principles.

Opening or placing any trade during the release period of major economic news is considered a violation and will be subject to enforcement of this rule.

Rules for Trading During Major Economic News

Buy Stop and Sell Stop orders during major economic news are not guaranteed by brokers, and their execution is not covered by any guarantee.

From 5 minutes before until 5 minutes after the release of major economic news (red news listed on the official FXStreet website), no new trades must be opened.

If you have an open trade before the news release and a Take Profit has already been set in advance, closing the trade in profit through that Take Profit will not be considered a violation.

During the 5 minutes before until 5 minutes after the news release:

- Placing or modifying Stop Loss or setting a new Take Profit is not allowed; Manually closing

- Trades is also prohibited.

Please note that during major economic news releases, Stop Loss is not guaranteed by brokers; therefore, using or adjusting it within this time window is not acceptable.

How the Rule is Applied in Different Stages

Challenge Stages (Evaluation):

Violating this rule will result in a full failure of the challenge stage (Fail).

Real Account:

If this rule is violated, only the profit gained from the violating trade(s) will be deducted from your account balance.

The real account will only be considered failed if deducting this profit causes the account to exceed the allowed daily drawdown limit.

At ParoxFX Prop, the Consistency Rule is designed to ensure that your profits are natural and sustainable, and that a large portion of the total profit is not generated in a single unusually large trading day.

30% Rule Explanation:

In each stage, your highest profitable day must not exceed 30% of the total profit of that stage.

This rule applies to both the Challenge stage and the Real Account stage.

Consistency in the Challenge Stage

During the challenge, if this rule is not met, the challenge will not be passed until the ratio is corrected.

Simple Example (Challenge):

Assume that by the end of the challenge, your total profit is $1,000.

30% of $1,000 equals $300.

This means your highest profitable day must not exceed $300.

If you had one day with $500 profit:

$500 is greater than $300,

Which means your profit is too dependent on a single day, and the challenge will not be passed.

What is the solution?

You need to generate additional reasonable profits on other days so that your total profit increases, and the $500 day becomes less than 30% of the total profit.

For example, if your total profit reaches $1,700:

30% of $1,700 equals $510.

Now, since your best day was $500, which is below $510, the rule is met and the challenge can be passed.

Consistency in the Real Account (for Withdrawals)

In the Real Account stage, if this rule is not met, profit withdrawals will not be approved until the ratio is corrected.

Simple Example (Real Account):

Assume you want to request a withdrawal and your total profit so far is $2,000.

30% of $2,000 equals $600.

This means your highest profitable day must not exceed $600.

If your best day resulted in $900 profit:

$900 is greater than $600, so your withdrawal will not be approved at this time.

What is the solution?

Generate normal profits over the next few days to increase your total profit.

For example, if your total profit reaches $3,100:

30% of $3,100 equals $930.

Now your best day of $900 is below $930 → the withdrawal becomes eligible for approval.

Prohibited (Unacceptable) Activities

Hunting:

Repeatedly opening and closing positions within timeframes of less than 1 minute, whether manually or through automated orders, is prohibited.

Arbitrage:

Using price differences between multiple pricing sources (especially during news events) that results in unrealistic trading outcomes is not allowed.

Hedging Between Multiple Accounts:

Any form of hedging between multiple accounts that leads to manipulation of trading results or unrealistic trading behavior is considered a violation.

Abuse of No Slippage or No Requote on Demo Accounts:

Exploiting the differences between demo execution conditions and real account execution conditions to achieve unrealistic results is prohibited.

Market Close / Order Gapping Abuse:

Placing orders near market close in order to benefit from price gaps at market open (especially on stock symbols) is not allowed.

Trade Volume Limitation

During both the challenge stages and the real account stage, automated trading with a volume greater than 1 lot is not possible, and the platform will automatically prevent such trades from being placed.

Hunting Rules Include 3 Sections (Manual or Order-Based)

- The minimum time gap between any two trading actions (opening, closing, or placing a new order) must be 61 seconds.

- Between opening one position and opening the next position, at least 61 seconds must pass.

- The time between opening and closing the same position must also be at least 61 seconds.

- Closing a position and then opening a new position in less than 61 seconds is considered a violation.

- Partial closing of a position is included under the hunting rule and will result in a violation.

Consequences of Rule Violations

During Challenge and Verification Stages:

Violation of any of the above rules will result in a complete failure of the challenge stage (Fail).

In the Real Account Stage:

If these rules are violated, only the profit gained from the violating trade(s) will be deducted from your account balance.

The real account will only be considered failed if the deducted profit causes the account to reach or exceed the allowed daily drawdown limit.

This type of prop account is designed for traders who prefer to trade with full freedom in choosing their strategy and level of risk. In these accounts, the common prop trading rules and limitations are not applied, and only a few specific and clear rules exist.

General Conditions and Features

In High Risk accounts, standard prop rules are not reviewed, and the trader has full freedom to execute their trading strategy.

Trading during the release of economic news (News Trading) is allowed in these accounts. Trading with a hunting style (rapid opening and closing of positions in less than 1 minute) is permitted.

Restrictive Rule (The Only Main Rule)

The weekly profit withdrawal limit is set to 5% of the initial account capital.

This means that each week, the maximum withdrawable amount is equal to 5% of the initial capital, and any profit above this amount will be deducted.

Example: If your initial account capital is $10,000, the weekly withdrawal limit will be $500. If a withdrawal request of $700 is submitted, the extra $200 will be removed and $500 will be calculated.

During the challenge stage, the profit target must be achieved within the trading days specified in the table. If the profit target is reached earlier than the specified timeframe, the challenge stage will be reset, and if this violation happens again, it will result in a complete failure of the challenge.

Profit Withdrawal Conditions

In this type of account, partial profit withdrawal is not possible.

If a withdrawal request is submitted, the entire realized profit of the account must be withdrawn.

Profit withdrawal is optional and there is no obligation to withdraw; however, if you decide to withdraw, you must withdraw the entire accumulated profit of the account in full, and partial withdrawals will not be accepted.

This structure allows professional and risk-tolerant traders to execute their personal strategies without the usual prop limitations; at the same time, the profit withdrawal framework is designed to maintain a balance between freedom of trading and capital management.