No, it's 1.309. You can follow my example above for the calculation, only pipcost is 0.77 EUR for the account in your screenshot because it's a minilot account. Microlot pipcost are the mentioned 0.08 EUR. You can see the pipcost in your asset detail view.

1.7 * 0.77 = 1.309 EUR. Rounded up it's the 1.31 that you can see in your screenshot.

On the broker website you'll usually find all parameters explained for calculating the PnL of your trade. For FXCM, it's here: http://support.fxcm.com/fxts/user-guide/rates/

- You might wonder why the pipcost is 0.77 on a minilot account and 0.08 on a microlot account. These values are also really used in their trading API. FXCM gave us the explanation that this has technical reasons due to the internal parameter representation by their server software. But this is a detail specific to FXCM and not relevant for general trading.

In their trading API, the broker specifies how the PnL is calculated. We have no choice here and can not invent our own PnL calculation method. Otherwise Zorro would record different trade profits than FXCM in real trading. The platform receives the current pipcost value through the API, and that value is then stored in the account parameters and also used for the simulation.