FXIFY Futures drawdown rules
When the loss limit rises, what it is measured against, where it stops rising and what a payout does to it, in the firm’s own words.
What makes the loss limit rise · phase 1, funded
Our reading
It rises with the day's closing balance
“At FXIFY Futures, the Maximum Loss Limit (MLL) is a trailing drawdown that is set based on the highest End of Day (EOD) balance of your account.”help centre · intercom.help/fxify-futures/en/articles/10235835-maximum-loss-limit-mll-at-fxify-futures · 2026-08-01 · saved copy
Plans: Standard plan, Expert Plan, Direct to Sim Live
Where the limit stops rising
Our reading
At your starting balance
“If your balance reaches $52,000, the MLL will now lock at $50,000 and will stay there for the remainder of the account's lifespan, no matter how much the balance decreases after that point. ”help centre · intercom.help/fxify-futures/en/articles/10235835-maximum-loss-limit-mll-at-fxify-futures · 2026-08-01 · saved copy
Plans: Standard plan, Expert Plan, Direct to Sim Live
What taking a payout does to the limit
Our reading
It tightens, down to the balance the account opened with
“Max Drawdown : After each withdrawal, the max drawdown locks at the account's starting balance.”help centre · intercom.help/fxify-futures/en/articles/10236826-fxify-futures-payout-policy-for-standard-and-expert-accounts · 2026-07-29 · saved copy
Plans: Standard plan, Expert Plan
Total loss allowed · funded
Our reading
4%
“Max Drawdown Limits Standard Accounts → 4% of starting balance”help centre · intercom.help/fxify-futures/en/articles/10236063-funded-account-parameters · 2026-08-01 · saved copy
Plans: Standard plan
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