Foraxis Funded Margin Handover + Promo Code AUDIT

Foraxis’s current 2-Step Core comparison reduces forex leverage from 1:100 in the two evaluation phases to 1:50 when funded. Holding the same notional exposure would therefore double the simplified margin requirement. The resulting position-size review is separate from checking the account’s loss limits.

Verified code: AUDIT gives the listed 30% reduction on eligible Foraxis base purchase fees. See PFA coupon record for offer terms. Official sources checked: 10 October 2026. The discount affects the purchase cost, not funded leverage.

Verified on 12 October 2026. Verified code: AUDIT.

Capture the funded specification before the first order

The official homepage’s 2-Step Core selector currently shows forex leverage of 1:100 in phase one, 1:100 in phase two and 1:50 funded. Its displayed crypto, index and commodity leverage does not change across those stages: 1:2, 1:20 and 1:20 respectively.

Save the actual account’s platform specification, group, model, size and phase. These observations do not establish Edge terms or every future product configuration. A copied evaluation workspace can retain old assumptions even after the account label changes.

A useful handover record separates the account’s nominal size, current equity, permitted leverage, used margin, free margin and risk floors. Those quantities answer different questions. A single spreadsheet field called capital will not be sufficient.

Calculate the same exposure under both ratios

For a simplified same-currency illustration, required margin equals notional exposure divided by the leverage ratio. This is an educational relationship; the actual MT5 contract specification, conversion rates and symbol settings control the platform’s amount.

The increase is not a separate purchase charge and does not itself represent a trading loss. It changes the margin committed to holding the same exposure. That can affect the account’s capacity for additional positions even if the market has not moved.

Likewise, lower leverage does not automatically halve the price risk of an unchanged position. A one-percent adverse move on a hypothetical $100,000 notional still represents roughly $1,000 before costs in this simplified example. To reduce that price sensitivity, the exposure itself would need to change.

Review a mixed-asset book by its components

Suppose an illustrative book contains $100,000 forex notional, $10,000 crypto notional and $20,000 index notional. Use the displayed ratios solely to see which component changes:

The total rises by $1,000, not by 100%, because only the forex component’s ratio changes in this example. Doubling the whole book’s earlier margin estimate would overstate this specific result. Leaving the whole book unchanged would understate it.

These are not recommended positions or certified order sizes. Real specifications can introduce different contract units, currencies and margin treatment. Check the live platform preview and account rules before relying on any aggregate.

Margin room does not replace loss room

The Foraxis rulebook separately defines daily, overall and floating-loss controls. A platform showing enough margin for an order does not establish that the resulting adverse-price scenario fits those controls.

Use one worksheet to calculate estimated margin and another section to stress-test price movement, costs and combined open losses. Passing one check should not automatically turn the other green. For the stage-and-size distinction in floating thresholds, read the Core floating-loss guide.

For example, a trade requiring $1,200 margin can still have a proposed adverse-price loss of a very different amount. The stop distance, quantity, instrument value and execution uncertainty determine that loss scenario. Confusing the $1,200 margin amount with a maximum possible loss would create an incorrect risk plan.

Rebuild presets instead of relying on habit

Inspect saved order quantities, one-click settings and any personally controlled sizing tool before the first funded trade. Confirm that the tool reads the current account and symbol rather than a stored evaluation assumption.

Use a non-executing calculation or an appropriate practice environment to verify the workflow. Do not place a live-account order merely to discover how much margin it consumes. If a platform preview and the written ratio differ, preserve the symbol specification and ask support which value governs that account.

The Foraxis service disclosures describe simulated programs. The handover is still operationally meaningful: simulated orders and risk checks can reject or close positions, and the paid fee can be lost if rules are breached.

Current purchase-fee calculation

The official homepage displays a $525 one-time base fee for the $100,000 2-Step Core configuration used as the source example.

The calculation applies one accepted 30% reduction to the regular USD base fee. It excludes extras, taxes and payment charges and does not stack the public site’s separate promotion. It does not price Edge.

1. Select the exact Foraxis group, program and size on the official website.
2. Review the evaluation and funded leverage and risk specifications before choosing the account.
3. Enter AUDIT and confirm the accepted 30% reduction against the matching regular fee.
4. Check the full total and save the receipt and issued specification for the funded handover.

Read the Foraxis review for broader context. Disclosure: PFA may receive affiliate commission. Examples illustrate margin relationships, not recommended trades, guaranteed fills or future profits. Rewards require compliant performance and fees can be lost.