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Risk Management & Violations Policy

Understand how risk is evaluated and how violations are identified and enforced across all Flagship Funded accounts.

Flagship Funded evaluates trading based on risk exposure, consistency, and behavioral patterns.

This policy defines how risk is interpreted and how violations are determined beyond basic rule breaches.

All accounts are subject to continuous monitoring, and violations are assessed on a case-by-case basis.


Core Risk Principles

Principle

Explanation

Equity-Based Evaluation

All risk is assessed using real-time equity, including floating PnL

Total Exposure

Risk is evaluated across all open positions combined

Behavioral Analysis

Patterns of trading behavior are analyzed, not just individual trades

Discipline Over Time

Stable, repeatable performance is required


Risk Evaluation Framework

Flagship Funded does not rely solely on fixed rules. Risk is evaluated using both quantitative limits and behavioral indicators.


1. Exposure-Based Risk

Factor

Description

Total Exposure

Combined size of all open positions

Floating Loss

Unrealized losses impacting equity

Position Concentration

Large positions in a single asset or correlated assets

Excessive exposure relative to account size may be flagged as a violation.


2. Risk Escalation Behavior

Behavior

Description

Loss Recovery Trading

Increasing position size after losses

Aggressive Scaling

Rapidly increasing exposure without consistency

Drawdown Chasing

Attempting to recover losses through high-risk trades

These behaviors may indicate poor risk management or gambling tendencies.


3. Trade Execution Patterns

Pattern

Description

Extremely Short Trades

Trades held for only seconds

High Trade Frequency

Excessive number of trades in short timeframes

Repetitive Execution

Identical or near-identical trade patterns used excessively

These may be flagged as execution abuse or HFT behavior.


4. Consistency & Stability

Indicator

Description

Profit Distribution

Over-reliance on a single trading day

Position Size Stability

Consistent lot sizing vs erratic sizing

Strategy Consistency

Structured vs random trading behavior

Inconsistent or unstable behavior may be classified as a violation.


Violation Classification

Violations are categorized based on severity and intent:

Level

Description

Possible Outcome

Minor

Isolated or low-impact behavior

Warning or profit adjustment

Moderate

Repeated or structured violations

Profit deductions or rollback

Severe

Clear abuse or exploitation

Account breach or platform ban


Profit Deductions

Condition

Result

News Trading without Add-on

Profits deducted

Weekend Trading without Add-on

Profits deducted

Non-Compliant Trades

Profits may be removed

Profit adjustments may be applied where trading activity violates platform rules.


Funded Upgrade Review

All accounts are reviewed before being upgraded to funded status.

Stage

Action

Upon Passing

Full account review conducted

Violation Detected

Account returned to violating phase

Next Step

Trader must recomplete required objectives


Enforcement Approach

Method

Description

Automated Monitoring

System detection of risk and violations

Manual Review

Risk team evaluation of behavior

Pattern Recognition

Identification of exploitative strategies


Important Notes

Note

Details

Case-by-Case Assessment

All violations are evaluated individually

No Single Metric

Decisions are based on combined risk factors

Add-ons Limitation

Do not override risk or behavior rules

Enforcement Authority

Risk team has full discretion

Severe Violations

May result in immediate account breach and ban

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