Pay For Profits – Guaranteed Pips (100 Pip Package)

Unlike a typical time-based subscription (monthly, yearly), our Guaranteed Pips model is limited by net profits in pips, not by a period of use. You pay once for a fixed pool of pips, and the package remains active as long as your pip balance is above zero.

How the Guaranteed Pips model works

With this package you receive 100 guaranteed pips. Your pip balance changes only based on real closed trades:

• Winning trades reduce your remaining pip balance.
• Losing trades add pips back to your balance.
• If there are no trades, your pip balance remains unchanged.

The package expires only when your pip balance reaches zero. You do not pay for time; you pay only for performance measured in pips.

How pips are calculated

Every closed trade has a value in pips. For example:

• For most XXX/USD pairs, 1 pip = 0.0001 price movement.
• For XXX/JPY pairs, 1 pip = 0.01 price movement.
• For XAU/USD (gold), 1 pip = 0.10 price movement.

The actual money value of one pip depends on the instrument you trade and the lot size you choose. You remain in full control of your risk and potential profit through your own position size.

You choose your lot size – you decide your profits

With Guaranteed Pips, you decide how much you want to earn per pip by choosing your own lot size. Some simple examples on XAU/USD (gold):

• 0.01 lots → approximately 1 USD per pip → 100 pips ≈ 100 USD.
• 0.10 lots → approximately 10 USD per pip → 100 pips ≈ 1,000 USD.
• 1.00 lots → approximately 100 USD per pip → 100 pips ≈ 10,000 USD.

The package is always the same: 100 pips. Whether you turn those pips into 100, 1,000 or 10,000 in profit is completely up to your own lot sizing and risk management.

Fair, transparent and performance-based

• One-time payment – no recurring subscription.
• No time limit – the package stays active until all 100 pips are used.
• Performance-based – pips are deducted only on profitable trades, added back on losing trades.
• Client-controlled profit – your lot size determines how much you earn per pip.

All calculations are based on closed trades and real execution, including spread and slippage. If for any reason a trade is not executed on your account, it is not counted in the pip balance.