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Education and product updates

Articles on how the evaluations work, what the rules mean in practice, and what changes when a product does.

What a daily loss limit actually measures

Most failed evaluations are not failed on a bad trade. They are failed on a misunderstanding of what the limit is counted against, and when it resets.

FOREXIVE Trading Desk24 September 2026⁨3⁩ min read

Product

What changes when an account is activated

Passing an evaluation does not hand you the same account with a new label. Several rules tighten at that point, and the interface says so at every step.

FOREXIVE Product11 September 2026⁨2⁩ min read

Product

Reading your evaluation dashboard

Every figure on the account screen answers a specific question. Here is which question each one is answering, and which two are easy to confuse.

FOREXIVE Product28 August 2026⁨2⁩ min read

Education

Position sizing when the limit is the constraint

Sizing from account balance is the habit most traders arrive with. Inside an evaluation, the binding constraint is usually the drawdown rule instead.

FOREXIVE Trading Desk14 August 2026⁨2⁩ min read

Education

A checklist before your first trading day

Six things worth confirming before the first position, all of which take longer to discover afterwards than to check beforehand.

FOREXIVE Trading Desk30 July 2026⁨2⁩ min read

Company

How we decide what to publish

Why some figures on this site read "to be confirmed" instead of carrying a number, and why we think a blank is better than a plausible guess.

FOREXIVE16 July 2026⁨2⁩ min read

Company

What the affiliate tiers are measured on

The programme has two different ladders running at once, counted on two different things. Confusing them is the fastest way to misread what you are owed.

FOREXIVE2 July 2026⁨2⁩ min read

Choose the challenge that fits you

Compare the objectives for every model and stage, see exactly what is payable and when, and start where it suits you.

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