PipFarm has announced a new add-on designed to give traders additional room within their risk parameters.
PipFarm has announced a new add-on designed to give traders additional room within their risk parameters.
PipFarm has announced a new add-on designed to give traders additional room within their risk parameters. The firm confirmed that all account holders can now increase their maximum loss limit by 1%, without the requirement of reaching Rank 2 status.
The update applies to every PipFarm account type and is immediately available as an optional add-on. Traders who choose to activate it will be able to extend their maximum loss threshold by 1%, providing slightly more breathing space when managing drawdowns or navigating volatile market conditions.
One of the more notable aspects of the change is that Rank 2 is no longer a prerequisite. Previously, certain account benefits were tied to ranking progression within the firm’s internal structure. With this release, even traders at earlier stages can access the extended loss buffer.
For those who have already reached Rank 2, the new feature can be stacked on top of their existing benefits. This means eligible traders can combine the 1% max loss extension with the advantages already associated with their rank, effectively expanding their overall flexibility under the firm’s rules.
The company framed the development as part of its broader effort to introduce incremental improvements across its ecosystem. Rather than overhauling its model, PipFarm appears focused on refining account conditions through targeted add-ons that respond to trader feedback and evolving market needs.
In proprietary trading, maximum loss limits are a central component of risk management. Even a 1% adjustment can influence position sizing strategies, trade duration decisions, and overall portfolio planning. By introducing this add-on across all accounts, PipFarm is widening access to customized risk parameters while maintaining its structured evaluation framework.
The firm indicated that additional updates and flexibility measures are on the way, signaling continued adjustments to its account structure in the months ahead.
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