The Stability Rate is one of the key criteria for risk management and ensuring consistent trading performance on funded accounts at FORFX.

To be eligible for a withdrawal from your funded account, your Stability Rate must not exceed 20%.

This means that your highest single-day profit must not be more than 20% of your total accumulated profit on the account. If your Stability Rate exceeds this threshold, you will not be eligible for withdrawal and must continue trading until your Stability Rate is within the allowed limit.

Formula to calculate the Stability Rate:

100% x (Largest Daily Profit / Total Current Account Profit)

Example:

Imagine you have a $10,000 funded account, and over the course of 7 trading days, you record the following profits:

Day 1 = $210 profit

Day 2 = $180 profit

Day 3 = $190 profit

Day 4 = $200 profit

Day 5 = $220 profit

Day 6 = $230 profit ✅ (Highest daily profit)

Day 7 = $190 profit

Total profit:

$210 + $180 + $190 + $200 + $220 + $230 + $190 = $1,420

Stability Rate calculation:

($230 ÷ $1,420) × 100 = 16.19%

Result:

In this example, the Stability Rate is 16.19%, which is below the 20% threshold, so the trader is eligible for a withdrawal.

If the highest daily profit had been more than $284, the Stability Rate would exceed 20%, and the trader would need to keep trading to increase their total profit and reduce the SR.

🔒 Important Note:

This rule is designed to prevent unbalanced or luck-based trading behavior and to ensure the sustainability and consistency of trading performance before allowing withdrawals.