Savius Max Contract Size
The Simple Answer
Savius sets a cumulative max contract limit by capital level on its Instant Funded Evolution product, from 3 Mini on the $25k tier up to 24 Mini on the $300k tier, where mixing minis and micros counts against the same combined cap.
Savius publishes its position limits directly on its official Table & Commissions page.
How the Cumulative Limit Works
Cumulative, Not Additive
Savius’s FAQ specifically notes that where a limit is specified, for example 10 Minis or 100 Micros, this is cumulative. If you open 10 Minis, you cannot add any other contracts, even Micros, since the two contract types share a single combined cap rather than separate allowances.
Scaling With Capital Level
The limit rises steadily across each capital tier: 3 Mini at $25k, 4 Mini at $50k, 8 Mini at $100k, 12 Mini at $150k, and 24 Mini at the largest $300k tier.
A Common Design Pattern
This cumulative-limit approach, where mixing minis and micros counts against the same combined cap, mirrors the equivalence-ratio design used by other firms like Blue Guardian and FundedNext, though the specific numbers differ.
Final Thoughts
Savius’s cumulative contract-limit design means you need to think in terms of total exposure across both mini and micro contracts, not just count each contract type separately against its own limit.
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FAQ
What is the max contract size on Savius?
It ranges from 3 Mini on the $25k tier up to 24 Mini on the $300k tier for the Instant Funded Evolution product.
Can I combine mini and micro contracts on Savius?
Yes, but the combined total counts against a single cumulative limit rather than two separate allowances.
What happens if I open 10 Minis on a 10-contract Savius limit?
You cannot add any other contracts, even Micros, since the limit is cumulative.
Which Savius capital level has the highest contract limit?
The $300k tier, at 24 Mini or 240 Micro contracts.
Where does Savius publish its official contract limits?
On its Table & Commissions page, which lists the full figures for every capital level.