Axi Rules

Axi's plans state a maximum drawdown of 7% to 10% of the account size, across 6 plans. A consistency rule applies: no fixed consistency percentage; consistency is one component of the Edge Score each stage requires.

Axi's plans state a maximum drawdown of 7% to 10% of the account size, across 6 plans.

A daily loss limit figure is not recorded in the plan details we hold. The firm may still set one, so check its rules page rather than assuming there is none.

In Axi's words

Plan figures: “Capital figures reflect Axi's contribution on top of your own funds.” www.axi.com/…/funded-trader-program

A consistency rule caps how much of your total profit a single trading day may account for. Here is what Axi states.

In Axi's words

Consistency rule: “The Edge Score is a weighted average of three measurable components of trading: Skill, Risk, Consistency, then multiplied by a discount factor depending on your Experience.” www.axi.com/…/funded-trader-program

In Axi's words

Minimum trading days: “Stage Duration (Min Days) | 30 | 60 | 60 | 60 | 60 | - |” www.axi.com/…/funded-trader-program

Time limit: “Progress is based entirely on your performance, with no time pressure and no fixed target window.” www.axi.com/…/funded-trader-program

Six stages (Seed, Incubation, Acceleration, Pro, Pro 500, Pro M); each needs a higher minimum equity in the trader's own account, from $500 at Seed to $20,000 at Pro M, and unlocks more Axi capital and a higher profit share.

In Axi's words

Scaling plan: “Minimum Equity | $500 | $1,000 | $2,000 | $5,000 | $10,000 | $20,000 |” www.axi.com/…/funded-trader-program

Maximum allocation: “Up to $1 million USD in funding per trader.” www.axi.com/…/funded-trader-program

These were not stated on the pages of Axi's site we read. They may be published somewhere we did not look, which makes them the questions to put to its support desk before paying.