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Account currency

Instrument

Account currency

Direction

Buy (long)Sell (short)

Account balance

Risk per trade (%)

Position size (lots)

Entry price

Stop-loss price

Exit price

Current priceOnly used to convert currencies when your account currency is the pair's base currency.

Costs (commission + swap, in account currency)

Leverage (1 : N)

Current equity

Daily minimum-equity floorFrom your prop firm dashboard for today

Overall minimum-equity floorMax-loss level from your dashboard

Starting balance

Assumed return per period (%)

Number of periodse.g. 12 months

Deposit at end of each period

Broker settings

Contract size (units per lot)

Pip size

Lot stepSmallest lot increment your broker allows (usually 0.01)

Result

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How this is calculated

Results are estimates for education only and are not financial advice. Contract sizes, pip conventions, margin rules and costs vary by broker and account — check your platform's contract specification before trading.

About this tool

What the account growth calculator does

This free account growth calculator shows how an account could grow with an assumed return per period and regular deposits. It is a hypothetical illustration of compounding, not a forecast.

Enter starting balanceThe amount you start with.
Set return and periodsFor example 2% a month for 12 months.
Add depositsOptional top-ups at the end of each period.

FAQ

Account growth calculator FAQs

How does compounding work in trading?

Each period the return is applied to the current balance, including earlier gains, so growth speeds up over time. Losses compound the same way, which is why protecting the account matters.

Is this a prediction of my results?

No. It assumes the same return every period, which never happens in real trading. Use it to understand compounding and set realistic goals.

Why are deposits added at the end of each period?

It keeps the maths simple and conservative: a deposit starts earning from the next period.

What is a realistic monthly return?

There is no safe number, and anyone promising a fixed monthly return deserves caution. Experienced traders focus on keeping drawdowns small rather than chasing high percentages.

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