FXRK 3.0 – Model update and new trading conditions

FXRK 3.0 represents an evolution of the model designed to reinforce a core principle of the program: evaluating and developing a trading approach that can be sustained and scaled consistently over time.

Over the past months, we have actively analyzed account behavior, the most common friction points, and direct feedback from traders operating on the platform. The outcome of this analysis has served as the foundation for introducing a series of adjustments aimed at reducing unsustainable risk dynamics and focusing the evaluation on clearer criteria aligned with professional trading practices.

This article does not replace the agreement or the regulatory articles. Its purpose is to provide a clear and structured overview of what has changed with FXRK 3.0, why these adjustments have been applied, and how they fit within a model that prioritizes stability, risk management, and sustainable replicability.

The changes take effect on December 17, 2025, from the moment the Christmas offer is activated, and apply to both challenges and funded accounts, with some exceptions for challenges purchased prior to this date, which are detailed further below.

Before applying FXRK 3.0, we conducted a survey among active traders to identify which aspects of the model generated the most friction in daily trading activity. The result was clear. The majority of traders indicated that what they value most in a funded account is not having to constantly monitor internal consistency rules.
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As a direct result of this feedback, FXRK 3.0 removes clauses 5.11.2 (D) and 5.11.2 (E) from the agreement, which required traders to maintain consistency criteria in trade distribution and risk.
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From now on, internal trading consistency is not evaluated in funded accounts. The review focuses on compliance with risk limits and the overall account result, allowing for a more natural trading approach that aligns with the reality of many professional traders.
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One of the core adjustments in FXRK 3.0 affects how profitable trading days are used within the model. Below is a direct comparison of these changes.

These changes respond to three clear objectives.
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On one hand, reducing the requirement for profitable days in funded accounts, one of the most repeated requests from traders.

On the other, introducing a minimum repeatability criterion in challenges, aligning the evaluation with the rest of the industry and encouraging a trading approach similar to the one that will later be required in the funded account.

Additionally, an Add On is introduced that allows the profitable days requirement to be removed during the challenge phase, offering flexibility to traders who prefer an evaluation without this criterion from the start.

The payout system is adjusted in FXRK 3.0 to improve the actual payout frequency over time, not just the theoretical frequency.

What changes in practice

Under the previous model, although payouts were weekly, the requirement of 5 profitable days meant that in practice many traders could not request a payout every week on a consistent basis.

With FXRK 3.0, the first payout requires an initial 14 day period, but the number of profitable days required is reduced from 5 to 3. This allows many more traders, once the first payout is reached, to maintain a weekly payout frequency on an ongoing basis.

In addition, for traders who prefer not to wait for the initial 14 day period, the Weekly Payout Add On allows the first payout to be requested without that waiting period, while keeping only the reduced requirement of 3 profitable days.

The final result is a more flexible system that makes it easier to obtain recurring payouts and offers different options depending on each trader’s profile and preferences.

FXRK 3.0 incorporates an automatic risk protection system for funded accounts, aligned with a central objective of the model: evaluating a trading approach that can be sustainably replicated over time.

Across the industry, more than 70% of funded accounts are lost due to breaching the daily loss limit. This type of outcome is usually not linked to the strategy itself, but to isolated risk management incidents that generate losses that are difficult to reproduce and scale consistently.

The Risk Shield is introduced precisely to limit these scenarios and encourage a trading approach compatible with a sustainably replicable trading model.

How the Risk Shield works

The Risk Shield continuously monitors the difference between the balance and the equity of the funded account.

If that difference reaches 2%, all open positions are closed automatically.

This mechanism is not intended to limit trading activity or replace the trader’s own risk management. Its purpose is to prevent isolated losses that are neither sustainable nor replicable and that compromise the continuity of the account, thereby reinforcing a model based on stable, controlled, and potentially replicable trading over time.

FXRK 3.0 introduces a review of the maximum available leverage, aligning with the current industry standard and with the type of trader the FXRK model is designed for.

This adjustment reduces the overall maximum leverage to 1:50 and defines specific limits by asset class to avoid excessive exposure and risk scenarios that produce results that are difficult to replicate.

The objective is to encourage a trading approach consistent with a professional trader profile, avoiding overleveraging dynamics that do not fit a model focused on stable and sustainably replicable trading.

This change positions the FXRK One-Step Challenge beyond the traditional 10% approach widely used across the industry, opting for a more balanced model aligned with traders who prioritize tighter risk management and sustainable trading over time.

Access to the Scale Plan is reduced from 4 to 3 months, while maintaining its objective of rewarding traders with consistent trading and solid risk management.

From that point on, the trader can continue scaling the account, access a profit split of up to 90%, and qualify for a fixed monthly income of 1% of the funded account, in addition to their regular trading profits.

Another point analyzed in the survey was the perceived value of the product. The result was clear. The refund fee was one of the least valued elements among traders, while the entry price for challenges was one of the highest-rated aspects.

As a result of this feedback, FXRK 3.0 completely removes the refund fee and revises the pricing structure, prioritizing a more competitive and transparent entry cost from the outset.

This adjustment allows for a clearer and more direct value proposition. The trader knows the real cost of the challenge from the start, without relying on later mechanisms, and gains access to an evaluation model more closely aligned with the value FXRK delivers in terms of structure, risk control, and program sustainability.

FXRK 3.0 incorporates an Add On system that allows the challenge to be adapted to each trader’s profile and preferences. Although many of these have already been mentioned throughout the article, this section serves as a final summary of the available options.

The Second Chance One-Step Add On has been one of the most requested and allows the challenge to be repeated once without the need to purchase a new one, offering a second opportunity within the same evaluation framework.

With this system, traders can retain some features of the previous model while simultaneously benefiting from the improvements introduced in FXRK 3.0, combining greater operational flexibility with a more stable and coherent model.

The Loyalty Program is once again active at FXRK. It is one of the most highly valued benefits among our traders and was temporarily paused during the migration to the new technology platform.

Points accumulated on the previous platform are preserved and will remain visible in the user dashboard. Shortly, traders will receive an email with detailed instructions explaining the updated operation of the program and the available options for using their points.

FXRK 3.0 is not an isolated change, but an evolution of the model aimed at traders seeking a clear, stable, and sustainable trading approach over time. The new conditions strengthen risk management, improve the real frequency of results, and offer greater flexibility to adapt the challenge to each profile, while always maintaining the focus on potentially replicable and long term consistent trading.