FXIFY Standard: payout changes trailing room
The Standard two-phase account uses a different loss model from Classic and PRO. Vietnam is explicitly restricted.
Select the exact two-phase column
FXIFY’s comparison names Classic, Standard and PRO. Standard uses a trailing maximum-loss distance of 10% of initial balance, while Classic is static 10% and PRO static 8%. Do not import a static floor simply because all three have two phases.
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Diagram explained
Calculate the post-request floor before withdrawing
- Standard: trailing, not Classic static
- Withdrawal can lock floor at initial balance
- Balance = floor → no remaining cushion
The first payout can remove the cushion
The Standard column says its trailing floor locks at initial balance upon payout and warns that a full-profit withdrawal may leave no buffer. Hypothetically, a $50,000 balance after withdrawal with a $50,000 floor leaves zero room before another trade or charge.
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Execution costs still consume balance
Raw-spread selection has a separately published commission schedule. Inspect the chosen instrument and fee type before calculating remaining room; a spread or commission can matter when the account is near its loss floor. The raw-spread FAQ is not a promise of zero spread.
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Country approval is not a payout setting
FXIFY explicitly includes Vietnam in prohibited countries and warns against misrepresenting location. This is an educational risk explanation, not a signup invitation. Verify the actual contract rather than treating a dashboard withdrawal button as country clearance.
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