Does TX3 Funding Have a Daily Loss Limit?
The Simple Answer
On some accounts, and it is a soft breach everywhere it applies. Type X has one at 2.5 percent on the 50K, 100K and 150K but not the 25K. SX has one only on the funded 50K. GTX Redline has none at all, in either phase. Hitting it locks trading for the rest of the day rather than failing the account.
Below is a breakdown of how the TX3 Funding daily loss limit applies across every account type the firm offers.
Daily Loss Limit by Account Type
Breakdown by Account Type
Type X
Type X is the instant funded model and the one where the daily limit is most widely applied. A 2.5 percent daily loss limit applies to the 50K, 100K and 150K accounts. The 25K account has none. Underneath it sits a 4 percent maximum drawdown on every size, which is $1,000 on a 25K, $2,000 on a 50K, $4,000 on a 100K and $6,000 on a 150K.
SX
SX splits it by phase and by size. During the evaluation there is no daily loss limit on any account, only the maximum drawdown, which is 4 percent on the 50K and 3 percent on the 100K and 150K. Once funded, a 2.5 percent daily loss limit applies to the 50K account only; the 100K and 150K funded accounts still have none.
GTX Redline
Redline has no daily loss limit anywhere, in the evaluation or on the funded account. The maximum drawdown is 4 percent across all sizes during the evaluation, and on the funded account it is 4 percent on the 50K and 3 percent on the 100K and 150K. Redline also allows overnight holding, so positions do not have to be closed before the market closes, which makes it the most permissive of the three TX3 models.
What a soft breach means here
TX3 uses the term consistently across all three models: reaching the daily loss limit locks trading for the remainder of that day rather than failing the account, and you resume the following session. So on the accounts that have one, the limit costs you the day, not the account.
Final Comments
The maximum drawdown on every TX3 model uses end-of-day trailing. It trails your end-of-day balance upward as the account grows and stops trailing once it reaches your starting balance, so past that point you cannot be stopped out by giving back profit alone.
A daily loss limit is the rule most traders breach first, usually on a day they were already losing. Know your number before the session starts, and check it against your own platform rather than assuming the firm will stop you in time.
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FAQ
Does TX3 Funding have a daily loss limit?
On some accounts, and it is a soft breach everywhere it applies. Type X has one at 2. 5 percent on the 50K, 100K and 150K but not the 25K.
What is the daily loss limit on a Type X 25K account?
No daily loss limit. Type X is the instant funded model and the one where the daily limit is most widely applied. A 2.
What is the daily loss limit on a Type X 50K / 100K / 150K account?
Yes, 2.5% of starting balance. SX splits it by phase and by size. During the evaluation there is no daily loss limit on any account, only the maximum drawdown, which is 4 percent on the 50K and 3 percent on the 100K and 150K.
What happens if I hit the TX3 Funding daily loss limit?
TX3 uses the term consistently across all three models: reaching the daily loss limit locks trading for the remainder of that day rather than failing the account, and you resume the following session. So on the accounts that have one, the limit costs you the day, not the account.
How can I track my TX3 Funding daily loss during the session?
Most futures platforms show realised and unrealised profit and loss live, and commissions usually count toward the limit. Set your own alert well before the number rather than trusting the platform to stop you at it.
