Definition:
A trader’s largest losing trade must not exceed their largest winning trade.
Rule Requirements:
Your single largest losing trade (realized loss) must be equal to or smaller than your single largest winning trade (realized profit).
The comparison is based on closed trades only.
This rule is reviewed during payout evaluations.
Examples:
✅ Allowed
Biggest Winning Trade: +$1,200
Biggest Losing Trade: -$800
✅ Allowed
Biggest Winning Trade: +$1,500
Biggest Losing Trade: -$1,500
❌ Violation
Biggest Winning Trade: +$900
Biggest Losing Trade: -$1,300
Payout Review:
If, at the time of a payout request, your largest losing trade exceeds your largest winning trade, your payout request will be denied.
However, this is not considered a permanent account violation. You may continue trading and submit a new payout request once you have generated a winning trade that is equal to or greater than your largest losing trade, bringing your account back into compliance with this rule.