FundingPips FP Score and Trading Metrics Explained With AUDIT

Quick answer

FundingPips FP Score is a proprietary trading-behavior metric, not the same thing as win rate, profit factor or the account balance. Use those measures together to understand how an account performed. FundingPips promo code AUDIT provides the site's listed 10% account purchase offer.

Coupon verification recorded on 13 October 2026. Code: AUDIT. Listed offer: 10% off all FundingPips accounts. Verification covers the code and advertised offer in Prop Firm Audit's current active coupon record.

What the FP Score measures

FundingPips' official Account Workspace guide describes a 0–100 score covering risk-reward, winning ratio, use of protective orders and consistency. Master Accounts include additional measures of longer-term performance.

The published description does not provide a complete numerical weighting formula. An outside spreadsheet can reproduce simple statistics, but it should not label its own estimate as the official FP Score. Likewise, a strong score does not replace a model's profit, loss or reward requirements.

Calculate the statistics you can independently reproduce

Use net completed-trade results with a consistent date range. For an illustrative sample of 20 trades, suppose eight winners average $180 and twelve losers average $90.

Here the inputs already represent completed-trade results after costs. If your export uses gross price movement, deduct the costs first and recalculate. Avoid counting commission twice.

The example shows why a win rate below 50% can coexist with a positive result: larger average winners compensate for fewer wins. It does not establish a suitable risk level or predict future returns.

Add the information that averages hide

Profit factor cannot tell you whether the twelve losing trades occurred together. A cluster of losses can breach a daily or overall limit even when the complete sample is profitable.

Review a second table containing each session's starting equity, net daily result, largest floating loss and remaining account loss room. Then inspect results by instrument and duration. A profitable forex group can mask an unprofitable metals group; a few exceptional trades can dominate the account's total.

Keep both the original trade export and your analysis. If a trade is later adjusted, you can explain why your earlier calculation differed.

Make the dashboard review practical

Once a week:

1. Export the completed trades for a defined period.
2. Reconcile their net total with cash movements and adjustments.
3. Calculate win rate, profit factor and average result.
4. Review the losing sequence and largest position exposure.
5. Compare the dashboard's FP Score with your written observations.
6. Record one specific process change for the next review.

The official guide notes that dashboard history can synchronize at intervals. Use the trading platform for immediate position and equity information. A reporting delay should not become an assumption that more loss room is available.

What AUDIT changes

The FundingPips coupon changes the purchase budget. It does not calculate your score or improve a statistical result. For a base fee F, the listed 10% reduction gives F × 0.90. A hypothetical $250 base fee becomes $225, before separate options or payment charges.

Select the account on FundingPips, enter AUDIT before payment and save the revised order. Read the current coupon record and FundingPips review for the offer and account context.