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What is a “Strike”?

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A “Strike” refers to the result of a payout request being deemed an “Unsuccessful Payout.”

Many traders misunderstand that “a single rule violation equals an immediate strike,” but that is not the case. Funded7 evaluates performance based on the following criteria:

Scenarios that DO NOT result in a Strike: Even if minor violations occur, such as forgetting a Stop-Loss (SL) on a Restricted Pro Account, a strike will not be counted as long as your other trades comply with the rules and you still have eligible profits remaining after the nullification of the violating trades. In this case, only the P&L from the violating trades will be nullified, and if the payout itself is approved, no strike is recorded.

Scenarios that DO result in a Strike: A strike is counted when a payout request is entirely rejected due to serious violations or repeated disregard for the rules discovered during the compliance review. Each “Unsuccessful Payout” counts as one strike.

【Important】 Please maintain strict risk management in your daily trading, as accumulating a certain number of strikes (typically three) will lead to the termination of your Restricted Pro Account agreement.