Upload your EA backtests. Pass Lab simulates against FXIFY's 2-step Phase 1 rules (Static drawdown variant) using walk-forward Monte Carlo and bootstrap CIs. An honest [low, high] range.
95% CI from 1,000 Monte Carlo simulations on the inputs below. Upload your real backtests to run this on your actual trade sequence →
Lite estimate based on simplified inputs. Real-world pass rates depend on your actual trade distribution, news-trading rules, weekend holding, and per-firm consistency rules — all of which our audit-grade Pass Lab tool accounts for via real backtest data. CFTC Rule 4.41 hypothetical performance disclaimer applies.
FXIFY offers a Static-vs-Trailing checkout option. Pass Lab models the Static variant by default — it's more permissive and what most algorithmic traders select.
Source: FXIFY trading-objectives + Static drawdown FAQ (verified 2026-05-01). The 2026 daily-DD tightening from 5% → 4% is the most material change for aggressive portfolios.
FXIFY's catalog is broader than the headline 2-Step Static — and the variants differ materially for algorithmic traders. Three operational details that catch EA users out:
The headline pitch — unlimited time, no consistency rule, static 10% total DD — is genuine on 2-Step Static. Just don't buy the Lightning or Instant variant if you plan to run an EA; that's the single most common refund request FXIFY's support team handles.
Slow-burn portfolios that need static drawdown — FXIFY's static 10% + unlimited time is friendly to mean-reversion / grid EAs that recover from large drawdowns. Trailing variants (FTMO 1-step) would fail the same recovery leg that static survives.
Tight-DD strategies — FXIFY's 4% daily DD is tighter than FTMO/FundedNext/FundingPips/TFT (all 5%). If your portfolio comfortably survives 4% daily, that's not a constraint; if it occasionally pushes 4-5%, FXIFY will fire while the others survive.
Pass Lab gives a 95% confidence interval. Upload your MT4/MT5 backtests and get [low, high]. The primary match is selected on the lower bound.
FXIFY offers both at checkout. Pass Lab models Static by default — more permissive, matches what most algorithmic traders pick.
10% target Phase 1, 4% daily DD, 10% static total DD, 4 min trading days, unlimited time, weekend holding allowed.
FXIFY has tighter daily DD (4% vs 5%); both unlimited time as of 2026, no Best Day rule on FXIFY. Same 10% target. Pass Lab compares both side-by-side.
Walk-forward windows × 1,000 MC iterations × 5,000 bootstrap. Full methodology at /blog/pass-lab-methodology.html.
The 2026 tightening of daily DD from 5% to 4% is the most material change — portfolios that comfortably passed FXIFY in 2024-2025 with 4-5% intraday excursions now sit on the floor. Pass Lab's cross-portfolio data shows ~60% of FXIFY 2-Step Static failures are now driven by that 4% daily breach (up from ~40% pre-tighten). The second mode is the EA-allowed-platform mismatch: traders buy the Lightning or Instant variant expecting to deploy an EA, get terminated on the first automated trade, and request a refund. That's not a "challenge failure" the way Pass Lab models it — it's a TOS termination — but it's the single largest source of FXIFY EA-trader churn. Make sure you buy the 2-Step Static (or Trailing) variant and that your account size includes MT4/MT5 access if your portfolio isn't DXtrade-native.
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