Max Profit Per Trade (60% limit)
Updated 5 November 2026
The Max Profit Per Trade rule limits how much one trade can add to your profit or withdrawal target.
On most accounts, one trade can count for at most 60% of your target. Some accounts have their own limit:
- Venom 2.0: 3% of the account
- King Cobra: 60% of the 5% target, which is 3% of the account
- Diwali free accounts: 40% of the target
If a trade's profit reaches this limit even once while it is open, we remove ALL of that trade's profit when it closes. This happens even if it closes at a lower profit. We remove all of it, not only the part above the limit. That profit leaves your balance and equity and does not count toward your target. We note this on the trade in your history. Making profit never ends your account.
Example ($1,000 target — cap is $600)
- A trade closes at +$450 and never reached $600: all $450 counts toward your target.
- A trade reaches +$600, then you close it at +$450: we remove the whole $450 and note it on the trade in your history.
- A trade closes at +$800: we remove the whole $800.
- In every case your account stays active.
If you close one trade in several parts, we add the parts together. So splitting one winner into several closes does not give you several limits. You get a warning on screen just before the limit, and the trade in your history shows exactly what was removed.
What this rule is not
FundedCobra does not make you spread your profits across a set number of days or trades. This rule never lowers your payout split.
Daily profit cap (Cobra Prime and Cobra Strike)
These accounts also have a $3,000 daily profit limit. If your closed profit in one trading day (00:00–00:00 UTC) goes above $3,000, after Max Profit Per Trade, we remove the extra from your balance. This never ends your account.