ARE STOP LOSSES REQUIRED?

No, WarBux does not require traders to place a stop loss.

WHAT CONSTITUTES A BREACH?

A breach occurs when you violate the Max Drawdown rule. If this happens, your Assessment will fail or your Funded Account will be revoked.

HOW DO YOU CALCULATE THE MAXIMUM STATIC DRAWDOWN?

The Maximum Static Drawdown means that it stays fixed for the entire duration of your account.

To calculate it, we take the drawdown percentage from your starting balance.

Example:

If your starting balance is $100,000 with a 6% Max Drawdown, your limit is $94,000. Dropping below that would violate the rule.

Even if your closed balance increases — for instance, to $102,000 — your Max Drawdown remains $94,000.

No matter how high your balance grows, your drawdown limit never changes.

HOW DO YOU CALCULATE THE MAXIMUM TRAILING DRAWDOWN?

The Maximum Trailing Drawdown is determined by first calculating the drawdown amount — this is the drawdown percentage taken from your starting balance.

We then subtract that amount from your end-of-day High-Water Mark (HWM) to find your drawdown limit.

Example:

On a $100,000 account with a 6% drawdown, the drawdown amount is $6,000.

If you end the trading day with a HWM of $102,000, your new drawdown limit becomes $96,000 ($102,000 – $6,000).

If your equity ever falls below $96,000, your account will be breached.

HOW DO YOU CALCULATE THE DAILY DRAWDOWN?

The Daily Loss Limit is the maximum amount your account can lose in a single day. It is based on your previous day’s end-of-day balance, which resets at 5 PM EST.

The limit compounds as your account grows — meaning it increases when your balance increases.

Example:

If your end-of-day balance yesterday (5 PM EST) was $100,000, with a daily drawdown of 5%, your Daily Loss Limit would be $95,000.

This means your equity cannot fall below $95,000 at any time during the trading day.

Even if you start the next day with $105,000 in equity, your loss limit for that day still uses the previous day’s $100,000 balance — so your limit remains $95,000 until the next reset.

WHAT IS THE CONSISTENCY RULE AND IS IT REQUIRED TO PASS THE CHALLENGE?

The Consistency Rule at WarBux applies to all accounts, including both evaluation and funded accounts.
It measures your ability to generate steady, consistent profits rather than relying on one outsized winning day.

On funded accounts, users will be ineligible for a payout until consistency is met.

To meet the rule, your most profitable day must not exceed 33% of your total profits.
If a single day’s profit is greater than 33% of your total profits — even after reaching the profit target — you must continue trading until that percentage falls below 33%.

Calculation

Best Profitable Day ÷ Total Profits × 100 = Best Day % of Total Profit

Example 1

On a $100,000 account with a 10% profit target ($10,000):

• Day 1: +$8,000
• Day 2: +$2,000

Calculation:

8,000 ÷ 10,000 × 100 = 80%

Since 80% exceeds the 33% limit, the trader must continue trading.

If on Day 3 they earn another $5,000, their total profit is $15,000.
8,000 ÷ 15,000 × 100 = 53.3% — still above 33%, so trading must continue.

Example 2 (Consistent Performance)

On a $100,000 account with a 10% profit target ($10,000), the trader trades for 4 days, earning $2,500 each day.

Calculation:

2,500 ÷ 10,000 × 100 = 25%

Because the best day’s profit is below 33%, the trader meets both the profit target and the consistency requirement.

WHAT ARE THE RULES FOR EACH LEVEL? 

1-Step Challenge

• Profit Target: 10%
  Daily Drawdown: 4%
• Maximum Drawdown: 6% (Static)
• Consistency Requirement: < 33%
• Funded Account: Same rules apply, but no profit target and an 80% profit split

2-Step Challenge

• Profit Target: Phase 1 – 5%, Phase 2 – 10%
• Daily Drawdown: 5%
• Maximum Drawdown: 8% (Trailing)
• Consistency Requirement: < 33%
• Funded Account: Same rules apply, but no profit target and an 80% profit split

Instant Funded Account

• Daily Drawdown: None
• Maximum Drawdown: 8% (Static)
• Consistency Requirement: < 33%
• Profit Split: 80%

WHAT ARE THE RULES FOR THE FUNDED ACCOUNT?

The rules for the funded account are exactly the same as your Assessment account. However, with a funded account, there is no profit target.

WHAT ARE THE WITHDRAWAL OPTIONS?

WarBux offers withdrawals through Columis and Rise.

• Columis supports withdrawals in ETH, BTC, and USDC.
• Rise supports  the withdrawal of funds in either fiat or crypto. Payouts can go to a crypto wallet, or to a local bank account in your local currency.

They support “100+ supported coins” for crypto withdrawals, and “90+ fiat currencies” for payouts to bank accounts.

HOW DO I WITHDRAW THE GAINS IN MY FUNDED ACCOUNT?

Traders can request a withdrawal of the gains in their funded account at any time in their trader dashboard using the available payment methods.

So, if you make gains in your funded account, you can request a withdrawal.

When you are ready to withdraw the gains from your funded account, click the Withdraw Profits button in your trader dashboard and enter the amount to withdraw.

All such gains are distributed via the available outbound payment solutions offered from time to time.

Once your withdrawal request is approved, we will pay the monies owed to you.

We reserve the right to change the withdrawal methods and options at any time.

WHEN CAN I WITHDRAW THE GAINS IN MY FUNDED ACCOUNT AND HOW DOES THAT AFFECT MY MAXIMUM DRAWDOWN? 

Your first withdrawal can be requested at any time, subject to the profit split stated in the Trader Agreement.

When a withdrawal is approved, we will also withdraw our share of the gains.

The drawdown does not reset when you request a withdrawal.

Example: You have taken an account from $100,000 to $120,000.

You then request a withdrawal of $16,000 where the profit split is 90/10. In this scenario, you will receive $14,400 and we would retain $1,600.

This would also take the balance of the account down to $104,000, and your Maximum Drawdown will remain$94,000.

So, you would have $10,000 maximum you could lose on the account before it would violate the Maximum Drawdown rule.

If you take a full withdrawal of the gains in your Funded Account, the Maximum Drawdown will still remain at $94,000.