Why buffers exist
A funded account that is withdrawn down to its starting balance sits right on top of its loss limits. Keeping 3% in the account gives you room so that one bad day after a payout does not end the account.
Question
The buffer is a cushion of profit that stays in the funded account. At Axora Funded it is 3% of the initial balance: you can withdraw your share of the profit above that level, not the first 3%. On a $100K account the buffer is $3,000, so with $5,000 profit you can request your share of $2,000.
Short answer
The buffer is a cushion of profit that stays in the funded account. At Axora Funded it is 3% of the initial balance: you can withdraw your share of the profit above that level, not the first 3%. On a $100K account the buffer is $3,000, so with $5,000 profit you can request your share of $2,000.
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A funded account that is withdrawn down to its starting balance sits right on top of its loss limits. Keeping 3% in the account gives you room so that one bad day after a payout does not end the account.
The buffer is a cushion of profit that stays in the funded account. At Axora Funded it is 3% of the initial balance: you can withdraw your share of the profit above that level, not the first 3%. On a $100K account the buffer is $3,000, so with $5,000 profit you can request your share of $2,000.
No. It stays in the account as your cushion and keeps working for you; it is the part you do not withdraw.
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