Apex Trader Funding Profit/Loss Calculator
Calculate profit or loss for any trade on Apex Trader Funding. Enter entry and exit prices to see P&L in dollars, pips or ticks, percentage of account, and whether it would breach your daily loss limit. Apex Trader Funding uses trailing intraday (floor moves with every tick) with no percentage-based daily loss limit and fixed dollar max drawdown. This calculator is based on the rule set reviewed on 2026-03-21.
Before entering any trade on Apex Trader Funding, calculate the potential profit and loss at your target and stop loss levels. This calculator shows the dollar impact, the pip/tick count, and critically whether the loss would breach Apex Trader Funding's daily loss limit. Knowing this number before you trade prevents account blowups.
Who should use this calculator
Best as a pre-trade sanity check when you want the exact dollar risk and whether the planned stop would be dangerous relative to Apex Trader Funding's limits.
Where this tool can mislead you
The output is an estimate. Commissions, slippage, spread widening, and partial fills can make the live loss worse than the clean calculation.
Rule inputs preloaded into this calculator
- •Account sizes reflected: $25,000, $50,000, $100,000, $150,000, $250,000, $300,000
- •Primary drawdown model: Trailing Intraday
- •Daily loss rule: No percentage-based daily cap stored in the current dataset
- •Max drawdown rule: Fixed dollar limits by account size
- •Profit split range: 100% to 90%
- •Largest configured account in this calculator: $300,000
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Apex Trader Funding's daily loss limit?
Apex Trader Funding's daily loss limit is not enforced as a percentage (check dollar limits per account size). For the $25,000 account, the daily limit is based on the trailing drawdown floor.
What drawdown type does Apex Trader Funding use?
Apex Trader Funding uses trailing intraday (floor moves with every tick). The floor moves up in real-time as your equity reaches new highs during the session.
How do I calculate profit and loss on Apex Trader Funding?
For forex: P&L = (Exit Price - Entry Price) x Lots x 100,000. For example, buying 1 lot EUR/USD at 1.0800 and selling at 1.0850 = (0.0050) x 100,000 = $500 profit. For futures (ES mini), each tick ($0.25 move) = $12.50 per contract.
What happens if my loss exceeds Apex Trader Funding's daily limit?
If your loss exceeds Apex Trader Funding's daily loss limit of the max drawdown floor on the $25,000 account, your account will be breached and you will fail the evaluation or lose the funded account. Always calculate your potential loss before entering a trade.
Reviewed | Rules verified against official firm websites
Data source: Apex Trader Funding (https://apextraderfunding.com). Current rule set reflected here was reviewed 2026-03-21.
Drawdown type: Trailing Intraday (floor moves with every tick) | Daily limit: None | Profit split: 100-90%
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