WSFUNDED provides immediate access to a funded account, allowing you to start trading without delay. To maximise this opportunity, it is crucial to have a flexible trading strategy and a solid risk management plan.
Instant Funding - Standard Model
WSFUNDED's Standard Instant Funding Model provides immediate access to a funded account with specific rules for managing your trading risks and profits.
Account Violations (Serious Breach)
All instant funding models have a progressive capital drawdown (trailing drawdown).
Serious breaches are serious violations of our established rules. A serious breach occurs when a trader exceeds the maximum daily loss or the total drawdown limit, resulting in the immediate closure of the account.
Maximum Daily Loss – 3%
How is it calculated?
The daily drawdown is calculated each day at 👉 17:00 New York (ET) – market close based on floating equity if there is an open trade, otherwise on the closed balance with which each day starts. Your equity must not decrease by more than 3% of your initial balance in a single trading day.
Example:
For a $50,000 account, the daily drawdown limit is $1,500. If your balance or equity falls below $48,500, you will have exceeded the daily loss limit.
Maximum Total Loss – 6% (Trailing)
On an instant account, the drawdown is trailing, which means that it follows the highest balance reached by the account.
As the trader generates profits, the drawdown limit also rises, “following” the capital.
If the balance falls and reaches that limit, the account breaches the rule.
👉 Key point:
The drawdown only moves upwards when new highs are reached; it never moves down, even if losses occur afterwards.
This type of drawdown requires constant risk management, as profits also raise the minimum level that the account must maintain.
AFTER WITHDRAWAL:
The breach line does not move down or become locked at any point after making a withdrawal.
If the trader wishes to continue trading after the withdrawal, they must leave sufficient buffer above the breach line to continue trading normally.
Otherwise, when opening a new position, any loss or commission that places the account below the breach line may cause an immediate account breach.
Example 1 (Instant Pro trailing 5%):
A $100,000 account makes a profit of $103,000 and withdraws those $3,000. Its breach line after the withdrawal would be $98,000, so the client would have a margin of $2,000 after the withdrawal.
Example 2 (Instant Pro trailing 5%):
A $100,000 account makes a profit of $105,000 and withdraws those $5,000. Its breach line after the withdrawal would be $100,000, so it would be left with $0 margin. When opening a trade after the withdrawal, the account would enter breach.
Example 3 (Instant Pro trailing 5%):
A $100,000 account makes a profit of $106,000, its breach line would remain at $101,000, but the client continues trading and loses $3,000 and their account balance remains at $103,000,
-> If the client withdraws those $3,000 of profit, their account would automatically enter breach after withdrawal approval because withdrawing the money would take it beyond the $101,000 breach line.
-> If the client withdraws only $2,000 of those $3,000 of profit and leaves $1,000 in the account, their account would enter breach as soon as they open a trade after their payment is approved because their balance would be exactly at their $101,000 breach line.
-> If the client withdraws only $1,500 of those $3,000 of profit and leaves $1,500 in the account, their account would remain active so they can continue trading it with a $500 buffer after their payment is approved, as the account would remain with a balance of $101,500 and its breach line would be $101,000 (a difference of $500).
Maximum Loss per Trading Idea Policy
You cannot risk more than 1% of your initial balance on a single trading idea.
Example:
If you have a $50,000 account, the maximum risk per trading idea is $500.
News Trading
On funded accounts, it is not permitted to execute new trades or close existing trades on instruments affected by red-folder macroeconomic events within an 8-minute window (4 minutes before the news and 4 minutes after the news).
This refers to the manual or automated execution of trades within a specific 8-minute window, starting four minutes before and ending four minutes after a major news event (see list of events).
Any profits made during this window may be deducted from your account. In rare cases, it may be necessary to reset the account.
This rule only affects instruments related to the event (for example, EUR news does not prevent you from trading XAU/USD).
In addition, this rule does not prevent you from opening a trade before the 8-minute window, holding it during the period and closing the trade after this window. The rule does not apply to phases one and two of all our challenges. This rule only applies to simulated funded accounts.
Red-folder macroeconomic events can be found using the following button:
FxStreet
The following table illustrates some of the events that restrict trading activities. To view all important announcements, please visit the link mentioned above.
Profit Distribution
Traders can request a withdrawal of their profits from their dashboard, with the first payout after 15 days and subsequent payouts every 10 days. There is no minimum withdrawal amount, as the minimum amount that can be withdrawn is related to the trader’s best day and consistency percentage.
Consistency
You must maintain a 30% consistency score in order to request a withdrawal from your instant funding account. This means that your best profit day cannot exceed 30% of your total profits.
Calculation example:
If your total profit is $3,500, the maximum profit allowed in a single day would be $1,050.
(Highest profit day / Current total account profit) × 100%
Example: $10,000 account size
Step 1: Add up all days (including losses) to obtain your Current total account profit.
Current total account profit:
$3,500 ($518 + $497 + $508 + $459 + $492 + $520 + $506)
Step 2: Calculate the maximum profit allowed in one day (30% of total profit).
Maximum profit allowed:
$3,500 × 0.30 = $1,050
Step 3: Calculate the consistency score:
(Highest profit day / Current total account profit) × 100%
Consistency score:
($520 / $3,500) × 100% = 14.86%
Since 14.86% is below the 30% threshold, you comply with the consistency rule. ✅
Minimum Requirement for Profitable Trading Days
At least 4 profitable trading days are required before requesting a withdrawal. For a day to be valid, it must generate at least 0.5% profit on the initial balance.
Mandatory Use of Stop-Loss (SL)
All trades must have an SL (Stop Loss) added no later than two minutes after the trade is opened.
Mandatory Use of Stop-Loss (SL) and Take-Profit (TP) During News Events
All trades during high-impact news events must include predefined SL and TP.
Leverage
- Forex: 1:30
- Gold and Commodities: 1:10
- Stocks: 1:10
- Indices: 1:10
- Cryptocurrencies: 1:1