Probation Measures
Temporary measures PipFarm may apply to support sustainable trading practices
PipFarm occasionally applies temporary probationary measures to traders who require additional oversight or support. Probation is not a punishment — it is a way to manage risk, protect the program, and help traders adjust their approach.
Before applying probation measures, PipFarm may request a performance review to gain a deeper understanding of your trading background and objectives. Every case is different, and measures are tailored to each situation and reviewed every 30 days.
ℹ️ The goal is to provide genuine traders with an opportunity to improve, correct mistakes, and continue growing with PipFarm.
Types of probation measures
Depending on the situation, one or more of the following measures may be applied while a trader is on probation.
Cooling-off period
A mandatory break before continuing to trade after breaching simulated funded accounts or failing challenges.
Allocation cap
A limit on the number of simulated funded accounts you can hold at one time, or on the total amount of simulated capital you can manage.
Challenge purchase restrictions
Restricted access to certain challenge types, sizes, or modes. This can include restrictions on account size, challenge mode, challenge format, or purchase frequency.
Max lot restriction
A reduction in the maximum number of lots you can have open at one time.
Reduced leverage
A reduction in the leverage available on your simulated funded account.
Max risk per trade idea
A restriction on the percentage of your account balance you can risk on a single trade idea. The exact percentage is determined during the performance review.
Max open risk
A restriction on the percentage of your account balance you can have at risk at any given time, using the max open risk feature. The exact percentage is determined during the performance review.