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Quant Tekel has introduced a set of important updates to its QT Power program, aimed at offering more flexibility and control to traders operating under this model. These changes focus on adjusting risk parameters and improving payout access, aligning the program more closely with the needs of experienced market participants.
Among the key updates is the complete removal of the max risk rule, which previously placed a cap on the total amount of risk a trader could take. This change allows for greater strategy diversity, particularly for those who rely on adaptive risk management techniques. In addition, the daily drawdown limit has been raised from 3% to 4%, offering traders more breathing room to navigate market fluctuations without triggering automatic restrictions.
A further update involves the introduction of payout-on-demand, now available on all QT Power accounts. This feature enables eligible traders to access their earnings whenever needed, rather than following a fixed schedule. It is especially relevant for those managing multiple positions or looking for more immediate liquidity.
These changes are now live and apply to all new accounts and upcoming phase passes. The adjustments represent a shift towards accommodating a broader range of trading approaches, while still maintaining essential elements of risk oversight within the program.
Among the key updates is the complete removal of the max risk rule, which previously placed a cap on the total amount of risk a trader could take. This change allows for greater strategy diversity, particularly for those who rely on adaptive risk management techniques. In addition, the daily drawdown limit has been raised from 3% to 4%, offering traders more breathing room to navigate market fluctuations without triggering automatic restrictions.
A further update involves the introduction of payout-on-demand, now available on all QT Power accounts. This feature enables eligible traders to access their earnings whenever needed, rather than following a fixed schedule. It is especially relevant for those managing multiple positions or looking for more immediate liquidity.
These changes are now live and apply to all new accounts and upcoming phase passes. The adjustments represent a shift towards accommodating a broader range of trading approaches, while still maintaining essential elements of risk oversight within the program.