General Questions
AIFO supports a variety of authorized trading instruments. Traders may only open positions in approved asset classes, and trading of any unauthorized instruments is strictly prohibited. The available products and...
See moreIn an Instant Account, the floating loss must not exceed 2% of the initial account balance. This rule ensures that traders can manage risk in an instant trading environment, prevents...
See moreThis means your account is in a drawdown. Since the net profit of your best day is being divided by a negative number (i.e., your account is currently at a...
See moreThe consistency scores is a rule designed to assess the stability and repeatability of a trader’s performance. It ensures that profits are genuine, healthy, and sustainable. Traders can receive profit...
See moreIf all accounts have no trading or activity for 21 days, the system will mark them as Idle Accounts and freeze them. Traders must contact customer support to unfreeze the...
See morePayout refers to transferring the account’s Profit Split to the trader’s personal bank account or payment channel. Before requesting a Payout, traders must meet the minimum Payout amount to successfully...
See moreSpread refers to the difference between the bid (buy) and ask (sell) prices of a financial instrument. Spread affects trading costs, and a wider spread may increase the cost of...
See moreViolation occurs when a trader breaks account rules, such as exceeding the Daily Loss Limit, Maximum Loss Limit, or other prohibited trading restrictions. Violations may result in additional account restrictions,...
See moreThe Daily Loss Limit is the maximum allowable loss for a single trading day. It is calculated based on the previous day’s closing balance or equity (whichever is higher). This...
See moreThe Maximum Loss Limit is the maximum allowable loss calculated based on the highest equity value your account reaches during the evaluation or trading phase. This includes commissions and swap...
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