The Earnex Express Instant Funding Program is designed for confident and execution-ready traders who want immediate access to capital without undergoing a traditional evaluation process. With no multi-phase challenges or delays, traders can start trading live capital from day one—while still operating under clearly defined risk parameters.
Minimum Withdrawal
You must achieve a minimum profit of 5% based on your initial account balance, including the profit share (Must also comply with the other criteria to be able to withdraw)
Minimum Active Trading Days
An Active Trading Day is defined as a calendar day on which a trader required to do a trade on which at least one trade is opened and closed. A minimum of five (5) separate Active Trading Days is required to progress through each stage.
Important Notes:
Holding a position across multiple days counts as only one Active Trading Day, regardless of how many days the position is held.
Partial closing of a position is not accepted and will not count as an Active
Max Daily Drawdown
Max Daily Drawdown (Max DD) is fixed at 3% of your Initial Balance. The daily drawdown threshold is recalculated each day based on your previous day’s closing balance/equity whichever is higher, including all open trades and positions —this serves as the watermark for the next day’s Max Daily Drawdown
The End-of-Day reset occurs daily at 22:00 UTC (or 21:00 UTC during Daylight Saving Time in the U.S.), at which point the new Max Daily Drawdown threshold is established
Example: Daily Drawdown on a $10,000 Account. Daily Drawdown is always $300 (3% of $10,000). Even if the balance increases to $11,000, the daily drawdown remains fixed at $300 per day. It would mean that you're only able to lose $300 a day per daily reset.
Day | Daily Total P&L | Current Equity | Current Balance | Watermark (Prior Day Balance/Equity) | Max Daily DD (Fixed 3% of the Initial Balance) | Drawdown Threshold |
Day 1 | 0 | 10000 | 10000 | 10000 | 300 | 9700 |
Day 2 | -200 | 9800 | 9700 | 10000 | 300 | 9700 |
Day 3 | 700 | 10500 | 10300 | 9800 | 300 | 9500 |
Day 4 | -300 | 10300 | 10100 | 10500 | 300 | 10200 |
Day 5 | -600 | 9700 | 10100 | 10300 | 300 | 10000 |
Example of a Daily Drawdown Breach of a $10,000 Account
Max Total Drawdown
The maximum total drawdown is a 6% trail lock to the highest equity/balance reached in the account. Once a new equity or balance watermark is reached, the drawdown threshold locks in at that level and does not decrease. It will only increase if a highest watermark in equity or balance is achieved, ensuring that your risk limit follows your progress without ever decreasing.
Instant Funding Rules
These rules applies to all of Instant Funding accounts and are strictly enforced to ensure responsible trading and capital protection.
Consistency Score
A Consistency Score is used to evaluate how steady and reliable your trading performance is over time.
Example of a Consistency Rule:
No single best profit day, when combined with your worst realized loss, should account for more than 25% of your total profits.
This rule is designed to ensure that you're not relying on a single standout day or a major recovery from a large loss to recover from drawdown. Instead, it promotes achieving steady, consistent gains over time while minimizing significant losses.
How It Works:
The formula for calculating the Consistency score is:
Example 1: Within the Rule – How the Calculator works
A trader with a $10K express account accumulates $630 in total profits over 7 trading days. Their best profit day is $120, and their worst realized loss is $-30.
Day | Profit | Worst Realized Loss | Consistency Score |
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Day 1 |
$120 |
-$10 | 100% |
Day 2 | $100 | - $0 | 59.09% |
Day 3 | $90 | - $0 | 41.94% |
Day 4 | $90 | - $30 | 37.50% |
Day 5 | $80 | - $0 | 31.25% |
Day 6 | $70 | - $0 | 27.25% |
Day 7 | $80 | - $0 | 23.81% |
Result | $630 | $-30 | ✅ Compliant |
This trader is compliant with the 25% Consistency Rule because their best profit day combined with their worst realized loss does not exceed 25% of total profits. This indicates a balanced and steady performance rather than reliance on a single strong or recovery day.
• If the minimum trading days are not met, the consistency score calculator is not your primary metric because the minimum number of trading days as not been met.
Example 2: Violating the Rule
A trader with a $10K Express Account has accumulated $500 in total profits:
Day | Profit | Worst Realized Loss | Consistency Score |
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Day 1 | $180 | -$10 | 100% |
Day 2 | $100 | - $0 | 67.86% |
Day 3 | $80 | - $0 | 52.78% |
Day 4 | $50 | - $0 | 46.34% |
Day 5 | $45 | - $0 | 41.76% |
Day 6 | $45 | -$50 | 46% |
Result | $500 | $-50 | ❌ Not Compliant |
This trader is not compliant with the 25% Consistency Rule because their best profit day combined with their worst realized loss equals 46% of total profits, suggesting that their results depend heavily on a single strong day.
If you see a consistency score above 25% in your dashboard, you should continue trading so that you make consistent profits over a longer period of time.
How to Reduce Consistency Score:
On Day 1, the trader made $180, which accounts for 100%. When combined with the worst realized loss of $50, the resulting Consistency Score is still above 100%.
Although the profits on Day 2 ($100), Day 3 ($80), and Day 4 ($50) raised the cumulative total to $280, $360, and $410 respectively—and gradually lowered the consistency scores to 67.86%, 52.78%, and 46.34%—they remained well above the acceptable limit. Even the consistent profits on Day 5 ($45) and Day 6 ($45) brought the total to $500, the final score still stood at 46.00% after accounting for the worst realized loss of -$50 on Day 6.
Day | Profit | Worst Realized Loss | Consistency Score |
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Day 1 | $180 | -$10 | 100% |
Day 2 | $100 | - $0 | 67.86% |
Day 3 | $80 | - $0 | 52.78% |
Day 4 | $50 | - $0 | 46.34% |
Day 5 | $45 | - $0 | 41.76% |
Day 6 | $45 | -$50 | 46% |
Result | $500 | $-50 | ❌ Not Compliant |
As a result, the overall consistency score remains at 46%, making the entire trading days cumulative profits non-compliant with the consistency rule. This example demonstrates that even with multiple trading days, one oversized profit day and worst realized loss one can cause a trader to fail the consistency requirement.
On Day 7, the trader earns $120, bringing the total profit to $590 and resulting in a consistency score of 37.97%. On Day 8, another $100 profit reduces the score further to 31.94%, and a $110 gain on Day 9 drops the score to 27.77%. By Day 10, the trader earns an additional $100 while realizing their worst loss of –$50, bringing the final consistency score to 24.73%. With a total profit of $930, this trader is now compliant with the 25% Consistency Rule.
Day | Profit | Worst Realized Loss | Consistency Score |
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Day 7 | $120 | -$0 | 37.97% |
Day 8 | $100 | - $0 | 31.94% |
Day 9 | $110 | - $0 | 27.77% |
Day 10 | $100 | - $50 | 24.73% |
Result | $930 | $-50 | ✅ Compliant |
Stoploss Rule (Funded Stage Only)
To promote disciplined risk management and protect trading capital, we enforce a mandatory Stop Loss (SL) rule for all trades executed on our platform.
Stop Loss Placement Requirement
Every position must have a Stop Loss applied within 60 seconds of opening the trade. This rule ensures that traders are actively managing risk and not exposing the account to uncontrolled drawdowns.
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The Stop Loss must be placed on the order either at entry or within 60 seconds after the position is opened.
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Failure to apply a Stop Loss within this time window will Hard Breach your account and is subject to immediate termination of your account.
Payouts
Payout Cycles for Earnex Express Instant Funding Accounts are bi-weekly from the first trade on the account, and 14 days for each subsequent payout. Traders receive an 80% profit share on their accounts. For more information, please refer to our Profit Share Policy.