At Impulse World, we believe that effective risk management is the key to long-term success in trading. Our policies are designed to help you protect your capital while maximizing your growth opportunities.

Margin is the amount of funds you need to open and maintain a position in the market. Understanding and correctly managing margin is crucial to:

At Impulse World, we have established a clear rule for margin control:

Traders are not allowed to involve more than 10% of the maximum available margin in a single trade or intent on the same asset.

Taking margin into account is essential for effective risk management. It allows traders to understand their true exposure in the market and prevents taking on excessive risk, ensuring the long-term sustainability and soundness of trading strategies. Failing to comply with the margin policy leads to a review by the risk department and may result in necessary adjustments.

The Consistency Policy During the Funded Phase aims to ensure that our traders maintain a coherent and stable trading approach over time. This policy seeks to encourage a balanced and sustainable trading approach, ensuring that profits reflect skill, strategy, and discipline, rather than isolated exceptional results or strokes of luck. The implementation of this policy responds to the need to evaluate performance in a more qualitative way, focusing on the distribution of daily profits.

On any given trading day, a trader may not have a net profit that exceeds the multiplier corresponding to their account size, applied to the average of their best profit days (not counting negative days). The multiplier and the number of reference days vary according to the capital managed:

The progressive approach to the multiplier and the number of days considered for calculating the average in the Consistency Policy is intended to adapt the level of demand based on the account size. In this way, as the allocated capital increases, so does the level of demand, reflecting a greater degree of responsibility and professionalism expected in trading activity. This approach allows smaller accounts to trade with greater flexibility, while larger-capital accounts require stronger consistency, promoting risk management that is more stable, controlled, and aligned with professional standards.

This policy applies only during the funded phase and only when you request a withdrawal.

The goal is for your results to come from consistent, sustainable trading, and not just from one or two atypical days with very high profits.

If, during the funded phase, you have several good days and one exaggeratedly large one, we will not pay you as if your entire result depended solely on that day.

We look at your best days, calculate an average, and set a healthy limit for how much each day can contribute to the withdrawal.

If a day goes over that limit, we don't lose that whole day — only the portion considered "excessive" is adjusted for this withdrawal.

You will always have two paths:

Net Profit requested: $2,900

Average of best days: $9,615 / 10 = $961.5

Daily profit limit: $961.5 * 1.5 = $1,442.25

Result: The trader has demonstrated consistency and a healthy distribution of profits. No day exceeds the $1,442.25 limit. Therefore, no consistency adjustments are made, and the trader can withdraw the full net profit requested.

Net Profit requested: $2,900

Average of best days: $9,615 / 10 = $961.5

Daily profit limit: $961.5 * 1.5 = $1,442.25

Result: In this case, Day 1 and Day 12 breach the consistency policy, so a consistency adjustment must be applied to the profits from those days.

Adjustment:

The consistency policy is based on the average of your best trading days according to your account size (10, 15, or 20 days), not counting negative days. If, at the time of requesting the withdrawal, you do not have the required number of days in profit or at break-even, the missing days will be counted with a net profit of $0.

Net Profit requested: $4,000

Average of best days: $10,415/10 = $1,041.5

Daily profit limit: $1,041.5 * 1.5 = $1,562.25

Result: The trader had 8 profit days. The average was completed with 2 days at $0, and the daily limit was not exceeded, so no consistency adjustments apply. The policy is met.

Net Profit requested: $4,000

Average of best days: $10,415/10 = $1,041.5

Daily profit limit: $1,041.5 * 1.5 = $1,562.25

Result: The trader had 8 profit days, and the average was completed with 2 days at $0.

The policy was breached on Day 5 and Day 13, so consistency adjustments apply.

Trader's options:

We know that achieving consistent trading requires focus, discipline, and sustained effort. This policy has been designed precisely to value that type of performance, promoting a balanced, responsible trading approach oriented toward sustainable results. Its application seeks to ensure that profits reflect trading skill and do not depend on isolated results.

Failure to comply with these policies can lead to:

Consistency and margin control are fundamental to your success as a trader. By following these policies and tips, you not only protect your capital, but you also position yourself for sustainable growth in your trading career.

Would you like to learn more about how to apply these strategies in your day-to-day trading? Feel free to contact our support team for personalized guidance via email at [email protected] or through the live chat located at the bottom right of the screen. We look forward to hearing from you!