What Time Does Funding Pips's Trading Day Reset?
Rules verified 2026-07-13 · official source
Funding Pips's trading day resets at midnight (00:00) UTC+3 time, not your local midnight. That's when your daily-loss counter resets and a new day starts for the minimum-days count.
When the day flips
Funding Pips runs its trading day on UTC+3 time, resetting at midnight (00:00). Because the boundary is tied to a fixed timezone, it follows that clock through daylight-saving changes — so relative to your own timezone the reset can shift by an hour twice a year. What never changes: it's Funding Pips's clock that counts, not the one on your wall.
Any loss you take before the reset belongs to the OLD day and counts against that day's loss limit; the first trade after the reset starts a clean daily count. The limit is evaluated on equity, so an open loser can spend the day's room before you ever close it.
Daily loss (5%) baselines off the HIGHER of the day's opening balance or equity — the cushion grows with the account, tracked off your start-of-day balance (a winner carried through reset means slightly more real cushion than shown). Floating P&L counts. Reset 00:00 Platform Time (UTC+3).
What the reset actually moves
A reset time sounds like trivia until it costs you an account. At Funding Pips, midnight (00:00) UTC+3 is when your daily-loss counter zeroes for a fresh day; the trading-day boundary is drawn — a day counts toward the 3-day minimum if you closed at least one trade before the reset.
Knowing the exact boundary matters most around it: a "second trade of the day" taken a minute after the reset is really the first trade of a new day, with a fresh daily-loss budget.
| Rule | How the reset applies |
|---|---|
| Daily loss limit | Counter resets to $0 (evaluated on equity — open P&L counts) |
| Max-loss (drawdown) line | Static — the reset doesn't move it |
| Trading-day count | New day for the 3-day minimum |
How traders actually breach it
The classic reset mistake: stacking losses late in the session, then taking "one more" that quietly rolls past the reset — you think you've reset the daily budget, but the loss landed on the old day and tipped it over the limit. Or the reverse: sizing up right after the reset because "it's a new day," forgetting the max-loss line doesn't reset with it.
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Recent Funding Pips rule changes
2026-07-09 — Added — 2 Step Standard: static 10% max loss that never moves, 5% daily, 8%→5% targets, 3 minimum trading days, 00:00 UTC+3 reset. The 35% consistency figure is a payout rule, not an eval gate.
FAQ
What time does Funding Pips's trading day reset?
At midnight (00:00) in the UTC+3 timezone — Funding Pips's trading-day boundary, not your local midnight.
When does the Funding Pips daily loss limit reset?
At midnight (00:00) UTC+3 time. Losses before the reset count against the old day; the first trade after it starts a fresh daily count, evaluated on equity so open positions count.
Does the Funding Pips trading day reset at my local midnight?
No. It resets at midnight (00:00) UTC+3 time regardless of where you trade from, and it follows that timezone's clock through daylight-saving shifts.
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