The Over-Exposure Policy ensures responsible trading by minimizing high-risk behavior through a maximum lot size rule across all challenge types (Pro, Flex, and 1 Phase). By setting exposure limits based on account size and asset class, traders are encouraged to manage positions sustainably and avoid excessive risk.
Maximum Lot Size by Account
Account Size | Commodities & Metals | Indices (1 contract) | Crypto | Forex |
$2,500 (LATAM) | 0.15 lots | 1 lot | 0.02 lots | 1 lot |
$5,000 | 0.15 lots | 1 lot | 0.02 lots | 1 lot |
$10,000 | 0.30 lots | 2 lots | 0.05 lots | 2 lots |
$25,000 | 0.75 lots | 5 lots | 0.15 lots | 5 lots |
$50,000 | 1.5 lots | 10 lots | 0.25 lots | 10 lots |
$100,000 | 3 lots | 20 lots | 0.50 lots | 20 lots |
$200,000 | 6 lots | 40 lots | 1 lot | 40 lots |
$300,000 | 9 lots | 60 lots | 1.5 lots | 60 lots |
Note:
Limits are based on account size.
Double leverage accounts do not increase exposure limits.
Exposure limits apply to gross exposure per asset/symbol.
Symbol-Level Application
Lot limits apply per symbol, not per asset class.
Example: With a $5,000 account, you may open 0.15 lots on Gold and 0.15 lots on Silver simultaneously since they are separate symbols.
Merged and Custom Account Sizes
If your balance exceeds $300,000 through merged or custom accounts:
Lot limits are calculated as the sum of corresponding tiers.
Example: A $500,000 account merged from $200K + $300K accounts would use combined limits from both tiers.
Why This Rule Matters
Goal | Explanation |
Mitigate Overleveraging | Prevents large, unsustainable losses from oversized positions. |
Encourage Stability | Promotes measured, skill-based decision-making. |
Simplify Risk Management | Makes it easier for traders to confidently manage and track lot exposure. |
Final Notes
At TX3 Funding Forex, our priority is building a safer, more consistent trading environment. These exposure rules are designed to protect traders from unsustainable risks and ensure long-term growth opportunities.
For assistance with calculating limits or understanding how they apply to your account, please contact our risk team.