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TryAqua $1 Model

The TryAqua 1$ model offers immediate access to a funded account with specific rules for managing your trading risks and profits.

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$1 Model

AquaFunded provides immediate access to a funded account, allowing you to begin trading without delay. To maximise this opportunity, it's crucial to have a flexible trading strategy and a strong risk management plan in place.


Account Violations (Hard Breach)

All Instant funding Models have trailing drawdown.

Hard breach are serious violations to our established rules. A hard breach happens when a trader exceeds the maximum daily loss or total drawdown limit, resulting in the immediate closure of the account.

Max Daily Drawdown – 3% (Trailing)

  • What does this mean?
    The maximum daily loss limit is 3% of your initial account balance/Equity (the highest between the two at market rollover time).

  • How is it calculated?
    The daily drawdown is calculated daily at 00:00 UTC based on your account balance or equity. Your equity must not drop by more than 3% of your initial account balance in a single trading day.

Example:
For a fresh new $1,000 account, the daily drawdown limit is $30. If your account balance or equity drops below $970, you will exceed your daily loss limit.

Max Total Drawdown – 5% (Trailing)

  • What does this mean?
    The maximum total drawdown limit is 5% of your starting account balance, and it trails your highest achieved balance. This is the maximum overall loss you can incur before the account is breached.

  • How is it calculated?
    The total drawdown is based on your highest balance or equity achieved on the account. Your account equity must not drop by more than 5% from this peak value.

Example:
For a fresh $1,000 account, your maximum drawdown limit is $50. If your balance grows to $1,050, your drawdown limit moves up to $997.50 (5% below your highest balance). If your balance later decreases, the trailing drawdown freezes at its last high point and does not go lower.



Instant Breach on Floating Losses – 2%

At any point, if your floating loss (loss on open trades) hits 2% of your initial starting balance ($20 on $1,000), your account will be breached and closed instantly.

This rule is in place to prevent traders from over-leveraging their accounts or running irresponsible risk on floating positions.

Minimum Trading Days – 5 Days

You must trade for a minimum of 5 trading days before requesting a withdrawal.

A valid trading day is counted when you achieve a minimum of 0.5% profit on your initial starting balance.



Consistency Rule – 15% of Total Profits

Your biggest winning day must not be greater than 15% of your total profits.

For example, if your best trading day generated $15 in profit, your total profits must be greater than $100 before requesting a payout.

If this rule is breached, you will need to continue trading until your largest winning day contributes 15% or less to your total profits before qualifying for a payout.

This rule encourages consistent profitability and reduces gambling-style trading behaviour.


Profit Split

Profit Split – 90%

You keep 90% of the profits made on the account.

Reward Cycle

We offer bi-weekly payouts, allowing traders to withdraw their profits every 14 days. Simply request a rewards, and your earnings will be processed accordingly.

You can request withdrawals every 14 days from the date of your first trade.

Withdrawals – Every 14 Days


1$ Model Additional Rules

Timeframe on Model – 45 Days.

This model expires after 45 days from your first trade.

Once expired, no further withdrawals or trading is permitted on the account.

Maximum Withdrawal – $100

The total withdrawal limit on this model is $100 (10% of the starting balance).

Once this cap is reached, your account will be closed.

How Many AquaFunded $1 Model Accounts Can I Purchase?

Only 1 account is permitted per user.


Additional Details

  • Important Updates: Please monitor our website or Discord for announcements regarding

  • All calculations include closed trade profits/losses, floating positions, swap fees, and commissions.


Leverage

The account leverage is the ratio of a trader’s capital to the size of positions they can control.

- Forex 1:100

- Indices : 1:20

- Commodities : 1:20

- Crypto : 1:2

Max Leverage is applied to all phases of the Evaluation.

Consequently, we use lower leverage to protect us from unforeseen losses as a distributor of large capital on a funded account.

- Forex: 1:50

- Indices : 1:10

- Commodities : 1:10

- Crypto : 1:2

Depending on the traders risk management we increase the leverage back to its Max.


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