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Order Scaling

Learn how to scale into and out of trades at TX3 Funding Forex while staying compliant with lot size limits and HFT restrictions.

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Order scaling is when you build a position using multiple smaller trades instead of a single large one. This practice is permitted as long as the following rules are followed:


Lot Size Limits

Always remain within the published limits for your account and instrument.

  • Example: A $100,000 account allows 3 lots per position on gold and 20 lots per instrument on currency pairs.


Timing Between Orders

Maintain at least 1–2 minutes between each order. Placing multiple trades in very short time intervals can trigger High-Frequency Trading (HFT) detection, even when scaling manually.


Scaling Out

Exiting trades in smaller parts is allowed, but the same timing guidelines of 1–2 minutes apart apply.


Important Notes

  • If multiple trades are executed simultaneously, they may be flagged as HFT. This could result in deductions of profits or account violations.

  • Always review and comply with the Trading Restrictions to avoid breaches.


Key Takeaway

Scaling is allowed, but traders must respect lot size limits and ensure 1–2 minutes spacing between orders to remain compliant.

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