FundingPips 1 Step Flex rules
In FundingPips 1 Step Flex, the target is 12% in a single phase, the daily loss is 3% of the higher of the day's opening balance and equity, and the total loss sits 12% below the starting balance without moving. There are no minimum days and no time limit.
It is one of the few single-phase models with a static total floor: accumulated profit becomes real headroom, and what limits the trader becomes risk per idea, not the floor.
To go deeper into each part of this calculation: Drawdown calculator · Prop firm target calculator · Daily drawdown
The model's figures
The firm publishes 1 Step Flex as a single phase, with the limits below and no deadline to finish.
- Profit target: 12%, single phase.
- Daily loss: 3%, measured on the higher of the day's opening balance and equity.
- Daily limit reset: 00:00 platform time (UTC+3).
- Floating profit and loss count toward the daily limit.
- Total loss: 12% below the starting balance, a static floor that does not move.
- Minimum days: none, and the firm states there is no time limit to pass.
- Consistency in the model: none; the 100% monthly cycle requires 35%.
- Profit split: 85% every 14 days, with a 1% minimum request; or 100% on the monthly cycle.
- Account sizes: US$ 5,000, 10,000, 25,000, 50,000 and 100,000.
The limit that catches overnight positions
The daily limit's base is neither yesterday's balance nor the starting balance: it is the higher of balance and equity at the day's opening, and the day rolls over at 00:00 platform time, which is UTC+3. For anyone trading from the Americas that happens mid-session, not overnight.
Because floating results count, a position open at the rollover enters the next day's calculation at whatever value it holds at that instant. It is the detail that makes someone breach the daily limit without having lost anything after the rollover.
The warning system and profit concentration
Instead of ending the account at the first risk mistake, the firm issues warnings: every 1% of floating loss on a single idea generates one. The second halves the profit split, the third drops it to 20% and the fourth breaks the account. It is a progressive penalty rather than a hard stop.
There is also a concentration policy: if a single trade idea accounts for more than 60% of the target, the firm requires four profitable days before each reward. Add the inactivity rule — at least one closed trade every 30 days.
Source and verification date
The figures on this page were read from FundingPips's official documentation on 2026-09-13, at https://help.fundingpips.com/hc/en-us/articles/34501697434385-1-Step-Flex. Nothing here comes from a blog, a comparison site or an affiliate.
Prop firm rules change without notice. If the firm's page says something different from this one, the firm wins — and the error can be reported to suporte@tradercommandcenter.com for correction with a new verification date.
FAQ
Is the 1 Step Flex drawdown trailing?
No. The firm states the 12% limit sits 12% below the starting balance and does not reset. Accumulated profit becomes extra headroom, unlike models with a moving floor.
Where does the 3% daily loss come from?
From the higher of balance and equity at the day's opening, resetting at 00:00 platform time (UTC+3). Both floating results and closed positions count toward the limit.
Is there a consistency rule?
Not in the model itself. It appears in the reward cycle: the 100% monthly payout requires 35% consistency plus seven profitable days of at least 0.5%.