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Trading Rules & Guidelines

At Funded Vibe, we are committed to promoting a transparent, fair, and sustainable trading environment for all our traders. Unlike other prop firms, our rules may differ because we provide real funds with real opportunities—not simulated accounts.

1. General Account:
  • Access Fee – Clients are required to pay a fee to gain access to a funded trading account.
  • Ownership of Funds – All trading capital belongs to the company. Clients do not have ownership rights over the funds in their accounts.
  • Profit Sharing – Any profits generated will be shared based on the agreed profit split percentage at the time of account creation. We offer a high-profit split to ensure traders maximize their earnings.
  • Real Trading Environment – Trading is conducted in live market conditions, not in a simulated environment.
  • Risk Management – All trading risks are managed by the company. Clients focus solely on trading using their skills, without the burden of financial risk.

Rule Violations & Account Termination – If a client breaches any of the trading rules set by the company, their account will be violated and terminated immediately.

Payouts are made weekly by default. If you prefer daily payouts, you can purchase our daily payout add-on at any time. You also have the option to skip this add-on when purchasing your account.

  • To ensure a fair and transparent trading environment, the following strategies are strictly prohibited:

    • Martingale and Grid Trading – Strategies that involve doubling trade sizes to recover losses, leading to excessive risk.
    • One-Side Bet – Placing all capital on a single trade without risk management.
    • High-Frequency Trading (HFT) – Any trading strategy where trades are opened and closed within 90 seconds is considered HFT and is not allowed.
    • Arbitrage – Exploiting price differences between brokers or liquidity providers for unfair gains.
    • Hedging Across Accounts – Placing opposite trades in multiple accounts to manipulate risk.
    • Tick Scalping – Entering and exiting trades within seconds to exploit small price movements.
    • Abusing Platform Glitches or Errors – Taking advantage of system bugs, price discrepancies, or execution delays.
    • Toxic Flow – Engaging in trading behavior that negatively impacts liquidity providers, such as exploiting delayed pricing, excessive order cancellations, or aggressive trading tactics that disrupt market stability.
    • Gambling & Overlaying – Trading with no strategy, risk management, or analysis, purely based on chance. This includes excessive lot sizes, random trade execution, and placing multiple trades without a structured plan.

    Note: We do not tolerate any illegal trading activities or strategies designed to manipulate the market. Additionally, we do not support any trading activities that violate general trading market rules or practices. Any violations will result in immediate account termination.

We allow news trading, but you are eligible only if you have made at least a 5% profit withdrawal since your account purchase date. If you haven’t made the 5% withdrawal, any profits made during major news events will not be counted towards your account balance.

EA (Expert Advisor) trading is allowed, but you must first verify the EA with us. If the EA does not violate any of our trading rules or practices, it will be approved and allowed for use.

Scalping is allowed as long as it doesn’t violate any of our trading rules or market practices.


If a position is opened and closed within 90 seconds, any profit generated during that time will not be counted towards your account balance.

To ensure responsible risk management, all accounts are subject to the following drawdown limits.

 

1 Daily Drawdown

 

The daily drawdown is the maximum loss you are allowed to incur in a single day.

  • Example: If your account has a 4% daily drawdown limit and your account balance is $10,000, you cannot lose more than $400 in a day.
  • What happens if the daily drawdown is reached?
    • If your account type specifies termination upon reaching the daily drawdown limit, your account will be closed immediately.
    • If no termination rule is mentioned, you will be restricted from trading for the rest of the day but can resume trading the next day.

 

2 Maximum Drawdown

 

The maximum drawdown is the total allowable loss before the account is terminated.

  • Example: If your maximum drawdown limit is 8% and your starting balance is $10,000, your total allowed loss is $800. This means your account balance must not fall below $9,200.
  • If the maximum drawdown limit is reached, your account will be terminated.
  1. Balance-Based Drawdown

The balance-based drawdown calculates the maximum loss based on your account balance.

 

  • Example:
    • You start with $10,000.
    • If your maximum drawdown is 8%, your account must not drop below $9,200.
    • If your balance falls below this limit, your account will be closed.

Overnight Holding

 

Overnight holding is allowed, but we strongly suggest using this option only if you are confident in managing the risks. The market can be highly volatile, and prices can change significantly overnight.

  • Recommendation: Conduct thorough research and ensure you’re confident in your ability to manage the risk before holding positions overnight.

 

Weekend Holding

 

Weekend holding is not allowed. All trades must be closed before the market closes on Friday.

  • Option for Weekend Holding: If you’d like to hold a position over the weekend, you can purchase our weekend holding add-on. This add-on gives you the flexibility to keep positions open through the weekend. However, to be eligible to purchase this add-on, you must have made at least 5% withdrawal from the day your account was opened.

Profit scaling allows you to increase your profit split up to a maximum of 95%. Here’s how it works:

  • Example: If your initial profit split is 75%, you can increase it by meeting the following conditions:
    • If you have made a 15% withdrawal from your last three withdrawals, you become eligible to scale up your profit split.
    • After reaching this milestone, your profit split will increase by 10%, locking your new split at 85%.
    • If you make another 15% withdrawal from your next three withdrawals, your profit split will increase by an additional 5%, bringing it to 90%.
    • This process continues, allowing you to increase your profit split until you reach the maximum of 95%.

You can scale up your account size up to a maximum of $1 million. Here’s how you can achieve this:

  • Condition 1: Your profit split must be locked at 95%.
  • Condition 2: Once your profit split reaches 95%, any 15% withdrawal will allow you to increase your account size.
    • Example:
      • If you start with a $10,000 account, after a 15% withdrawal, your account balance will increase to $20,000.
      • If you make another 15% withdrawal, your account will grow to $30,000, and so on.
    • Each 15% withdrawal increases your account size by $10,000.

This process continues until you reach the maximum account size of $1 million.