Soft Breach vs. Hard Breach
What is the difference between a Soft Breach and a Hard Breach?
Legion Funding uses both Soft Breaches and Hard Breaches depending on the trading rule violated.
Soft Breach
A Soft Breach is a warning. Your account remains active, but repeated violations may result in a Hard Breach.
Examples:
Funded Accounts Only: Closing an individual trade before the 1-minute minimum holding period.
1st violation: Soft Breach
2nd violation: Hard Breach & account termination
Hard Breach
A Hard Breach results in immediate account failure or termination.
Examples include:
Exceeding the Daily Drawdown limit.
Exceeding the Maximum Drawdown limit.
Average trade duration below 2 minutes (applies to both Evaluation & Funded Accounts).
Second violation of the 1-minute minimum holding period rule on Funded Accounts.
Important: Hard Breaches are final and cannot be reversed. Always ensure you comply with all trading rules to keep your account in good standing.