Account Rules & Risk

Contract and Position Size Limits

How contract and position size limits work on Funded with Flow, why they exist, and where to find the exact caps that apply to your plan.

~2 min read Last reviewed: July 13, 2026

Every paid plan on Funded with Flow caps how large a single position can be and how many contracts you can hold, and those exact caps vary by plan. You can see the live numbers on your account and on the Pricing page.

What these limits cover

Contract and position size limits set a ceiling on the size you can put on at once. Depending on the instrument, they show up as:

  • A maximum number of futures contracts for symbols like ES, NQ, MES, MNQ, and GC.
  • A maximum lot and quantity on multi leg option strategies you build on the Options screen.
  • A maximum allocation risk per position, so no single trade can consume too much of the account.

These work alongside your other guardrails, including the daily loss limit, the maximum drawdown, and, on No Drawdown plans, a maximum exposure cap. Together they keep the account inside its rules while you trade toward the profit target.

Why they exist

Size limits protect the account and prove that you can hit a target with controlled risk rather than one oversized bet. Staying well under the cap also gives you room to manage a trade, since a position that is already at the maximum leaves little flexibility if the market moves against you. If you try to place an order that would exceed the limit for your plan, the platform will hold you to the allowed size.

Where to find your exact caps

The precise contract count, option lot limit, and allocation risk per position are set per plan, so there is no single number that applies to everyone. To see the figures that apply to you:

  1. Open the Accounts page and select the account you are trading.
  2. Compare plans and their limits on the Pricing page.
  3. Review the full rule set in the Trading Rules.

Keep in mind that sizing rules also connect to prohibited behavior. Using size to manipulate the market or to run abusive strategies can fail an account regardless of the numeric caps, and those expectations are spelled out in the Trading Rules and the Acceptable Use Policy.

If you are unsure how a limit applies to a specific position on your account, email [email protected] and we will walk through it with you.

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