Funding Pips $100k Free trial Challenge with NSG

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@nsg_usd - 1 month ago
Quoted - nsg_usd

Funding Pips 14-day Challenge Summary 2

>Also, their contract sizes for indices are weightier than FTMO. That means, mini lot size on NAS 100 can be an equivalent of standard lot size in FTMO.
>They don't charge commissions on Indices (NAS100, GER 40 etc), but they charge commissions on commodities like XAUUSD (Gold) and Currencies.
>They charge swaps on all assets but have positive swaps for BTC. This means if you're holding BTC trades overnight, the swap fees are in profit not loss.

I've attached my trading History on the Account.

Funding Pips 14-day Challenge Summary 3

>I've noticed they allow News trading on the trial account and also managing of trades through high impact news sessions. But from their policy on Funded accounts (Master Account), they don't allow news trading. Funding pips have a 10-minute restricted window around some typical high impact news. This minutes you can't open a position 5 minutes before a high impact news release. and if you had running trades before high Impact news release, you can only close it 5 mins after the news release. This summarizes the rule to 5 minutes before + 5 minutes After.
But this rule is not applicable for free trials account and evaluation accounts.

>This brings me to a concern that most things they permit on free trials and evaluations they don't allow them on Funded accounts.
This goes for most prop firms.

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@nsg_usd - 1 month ago
Quoted - nsg_usd

Funding Pips 14-day Challenge Summary 3

>I've noticed they allow News trading on the trial account and also managing of trades through high impact news sessions. But from their policy on Funded accounts (Master Account), they don't allow news trading. Funding pips have a 10-minute restricted window around some typical high impact news. This minutes you can't open a position 5 minutes before a high impact news release. and if you had running trades before high Impact news release, you can only close it 5 mins after the news release. This summarizes the rule to 5 minutes before + 5 minutes After.
But this rule is not applicable for free trials account and evaluation accounts.

>This brings me to a concern that most things they permit on free trials and evaluations they don't allow them on Funded accounts.
This goes for most prop firms.

Funding Pips Overall Trading Summary 1

At the end of the Challenge, I had the following statistics on the account.
P&L = +$2,000 (Target was $8000)
Profit Score = 58.78/100
Win Ratio = 55.0%
Profit Factor = 1.77
Total Number of trades taken: 58
Total Lots used : 24.20
Biggest Win : $359.01
Biggest Loss : -$259.66

Comment: I took trades on Monday on the account. AUDUSD (sells) and BTCUSD (sells)
the AUDUSD hit SL, but the BTC trade was closed out automatically by the Funding Pips system in the Late morning. When I looked to find out why, that's how I got to know the challenge has ended. The BTC closed in a minor profit, which if it had kept running would have covered for the AUDUSD loss completely. This is what reduced my statistics slightly from what I had on Friday.

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@nsg_usd - 1 month ago
Quoted - nsg_usd

Funding Pips Overall Trading Summary 2

Also from my statistics,
Won Trades: 32
Lost Trades: 26
Win Rate for short setups: 55.17%
Total short setups: 29 (won-16, lost 13)
Win Rate for Long Setups: 55.17%
Total Long Setups: 29 (won-16, lost 13)

Funding Pips Overall Trading Summary 3
In The Trading Desk Section,

Behavioural Bias ended on a balance scale of 50-50
Long bias-50, Short bias 50

Session win rates
New York: 50%
London: 66.7%
Asia: 57.1%

Profitability

Total trades: 58
Won: 55.17%, (32 trades)
Lost: 44.83% (26 trades)

Most Traded instruments

NAS 100- 17 trades (70.59%-win rate)
BTCUSD- 15 trades (66.67%- win rate)
AUDUSD- 8 trades (37.50%-win rate)

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@nsg_usd - 1 month ago
Quoted - nsg_usd

Funding Pips Overall Trading Summary 3
In The Trading Desk Section,

Behavioural Bias ended on a balance scale of 50-50
Long bias-50, Short bias 50

Session win rates
New York: 50%
London: 66.7%
Asia: 57.1%

Profitability

Total trades: 58
Won: 55.17%, (32 trades)
Lost: 44.83% (26 trades)

Most Traded instruments

NAS 100- 17 trades (70.59%-win rate)
BTCUSD- 15 trades (66.67%- win rate)
AUDUSD- 8 trades (37.50%-win rate)

Conclusion
Funding Pips free-trial trading experience was smoother than FTMO because the day-trading strategy I was working on in FTMO became more refined and precise in FundingPips.
It was quite messy in FTMO, but they goal is to keep getting better and more excellent in trading and FundingPips is just a purview of what it can be if I maintain consistency and discipline and keep working and improving with the Day-trading strategy every day.

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@nsg_usd - 1 month ago
Quoted - yokoyi

So in your opinion, what are the pros & cons of Funding Pips?


Pros:
Their services are good but can be better.
They offer good features for statistics to rate trader's performance.
They don't make it complicated to use their website to some extent.
They offer positive swaps and moderate charges for their asset.
They offer a lot of crypto products and are good for crypto traders.
They don't charge commissions on Indices, only swaps.
Spreads are fair enough and during news events it doesn't widen unnecessarily.

Cons:
They are not completely beginner friendly in the trading aspect; you need to have a good understanding of leverage and asset properties to be able to trade effectively.
They have very few indices. This can be challenging for traders that don't focus on currencies and only indices.
Your dashboard on their website is read-only. you can't modify trade positions from it, only on your MT5. This can be challenging incases of stolen devices or device malfunction with trades running actively.
They don't specify Average RRR only show average win, loss and win ratio.
They update on their dashboard is periodically, not automatically.

Best for currencies and crypto traders.

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@nsg_usd - 1 month ago
Quoted - yokoyi

But how is their leverage and is there any consistency rule at FundingPips? Also what is the drawdown like, is it static or dynamic?

They have a static drawdown.
There's no consistency on this trial account. But they have 35% consistency rule on their account models which means your biggest winning day cannot represent more than 35% of your total profit.
Their leverage is dynamic for metals (1:30). energies (1:10) and indices (1:20) but static for Currencies (1:100).

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@nsg_usd - 1 month ago
Quoted - yokoyi

But how is their leverage and is there any consistency rule at FundingPips? Also what is the drawdown like, is it static or dynamic?

They have a static drawdown.

There's no consistency on this trial account. But they have 35% consistency rule on their account models which means your biggest winning day cannot represent more than 35% of your total profit.

Their leverage is dynamic for metals (1:30). energies (1:10) and indices (1:20) but static for Currencies (1:100).


I've noticed that not everything available in their paid evaluation is available in the Free trial, just the basic front features that can easily sell their offers.
They have plenty rules that limits profits rewards and can delay your eligible payout days without breaching your account.
It's very important to check out features in their policy guidelines and terms and conditions.

That's the tactics I've noticed they have, from digging further on them after the free trial evaluation period.

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@citrus2026 - 1 month ago
Interesting discussion! I'm still building my approach — what's worked for others here?
Interesting discussion! I'm still building my approach — what's worked for others here?
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@ruthvicks - 1 month ago
Interesting discussion! I'm still building my approach — what's worked for others here?

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