What FXIFY actually requires (2026)
Answer
FXIFY runs 1 program (8 rule sets) on file — on the flagship $5K Two Phase, the binding limit is 4% daily loss. The corpus was re-checked 2026-09-06: the cited wording was no longer found — the rule may have changed; check the source link.
Current rule snapshot
| Program | Account size | Drawdown | Daily loss | Consistency cap | Profit split | Payout cycle | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Two Phase | $5K | Trailing, end-of-day — the floor moves once per day at the close — 10% | 4% | not recorded | 80% | not recorded | 30 July 2026 |
| Two Phase | $10K | Trailing, end-of-day — the floor moves once per day at the close — 10% | 4% | not recorded | 80% | not recorded | 30 July 2026 |
| Two Phase | $15K | Trailing, end-of-day — the floor moves once per day at the close — 10% | 4% | not recorded | 80% | not recorded | 30 July 2026 |
| Two Phase | $25K | Trailing, end-of-day — the floor moves once per day at the close — 10% | 4% | not recorded | 80% | not recorded | 30 July 2026 |
| Two Phase | $50K | Trailing, end-of-day — the floor moves once per day at the close — 10% | 4% | not recorded | 80% | not recorded | 30 July 2026 |
| Two Phase | $100K | Trailing, end-of-day — the floor moves once per day at the close — 10% | 4% | not recorded | 80% | not recorded | 30 July 2026 |
| Two Phase | $200K | Trailing, end-of-day — the floor moves once per day at the close — 10% | 4% | not recorded | 80% | not recorded | 30 July 2026 |
| Two Phase | $400K | Trailing, end-of-day — the floor moves once per day at the close — 10% | 4% | not recorded | 80% | not recorded | 30 July 2026 |
Every cell above resolves to a sourced field in PropSurvival’s maintained rule corpus or is printed as "not recorded" — nothing shown here is estimated.
What it means for a trader
FXIFY's single program models a 10% trailing, end-of-day drawdown floor (moves once per day at the close). A 4% daily loss limit applies.
Worked example: on the $5K Two Phase account, the drawdown floor sits at a hard $500 and a single day cannot lose more than $200 before the account fails — both figures read straight off this program’s own rule file for this size. (see the freshness note above)
Run the numbers
No computed simulation is published for FXIFY’s flagship program yet — the rule snapshot above is sourced from the corpus directly. Run your own numbers against these exact rules for free, or check the full challenge-page library for a program that’s already modeled.
Evidence
136 sourced fields across 8 rows, dated to the least-recently-checked program.
Compare
No side-by-side simulation is published between FXIFY’s own programs yet.
Research
Related reading: static vs. trailing drawdown, explained, the full prop-firm rules atlas, payout-clause coverage across the corpus.
Frequently asked
- Does FXIFY have a consistency rule?
- Not recorded in the corpus for the flagship program. (see the freshness note above)
- What programs does FXIFY offer?
- Two Phase.
- What is FXIFY’s daily loss limit?
- A 4% daily loss limit applies. (see the freshness note above)
- Is FXIFY’s drawdown trailing or static?
- Trailing, end-of-day — the floor moves once per day at the close. (see the freshness note above)
- What is FXIFY’s profit split?
- 80% on the flagship program. (see the freshness note above)
Next action
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Run FXIFY’s rules — freeSources
- fxify.com — source page (Two Phase, retrieved 30 July 2026)
- fxify.com — source page (Two Phase, retrieved 30 July 2026)
- fxify.com — source page (Two Phase, retrieved 30 July 2026)
- fxify.com — source page (Two Phase, retrieved 30 July 2026)
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