Trading Rules
Detailed Rules for Trading and Evaluation with Atlas Funded
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How Is the Daily Loss Limit Calculated at Atlas Funded?At Atlas Funded, the Daily Loss Limit is a core trading rule that ensures risk is managed consistently and fairly across all account types.
Can I Hold Trades Overnight or Over the Weekend?Yes — Atlas Funded allows you to hold trades overnight and over the weekend across all stages, including both evaluation and funded accounts
What Is the Maximum Drawdown Limit at Atlas Funded?At Atlas Funded, each account type comes with a maximum drawdown limit
What Is the Leverage at Atlas Funded?At Atlas Funded, leverage varies depending on your account stage and instrument type. Here’s a full breakdown of what to expect.
What Are the Consequences of Not Using a Stop-Loss on My Trades?While Atlas Funded does not require the use of stop-loss orders, failing to use them can significantly increase the risk of breaching the daily or total drawdown limits.
What are the Prohibited Trading Activities at Atlas Funded ?To maintain fairness and protect the integrity of our platform, certain trading practices are strictly not allowed at Atlas Funded.
What is the Hard Breach Rule at Atlas Funded?A hard breach is a serious violation that results in the immediate termination of your account
How is Trade Risk Calculated at Atlas Funded?Understanding how trade risk is calculated is essential to managing your exposure and staying within the rules of your funded account.
Are Stop Losses Required?Stop losses are not mandatory at Atlas Funded, but we strongly recommend using them as part of a sound risk management strategy.
Are there any restrictions on how long I need to hold trades?We encourage traders to hold positions for an appropriate period of time that reflects genuine market engagement.
What is the Atlas Protector?Your built-in safeguard for funded account longevity
Does Atlas Funded Allow “All or Nothing” Trading Strategies?Atlas Funded encourages traders to use structured strategies with solid risk management, especially in evaluations or funded accounts.