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General Rules
Daily Drawdown And Max
Drawdown
The Daily Drawdown is an equity-based limit that resets daily at 00:00 UTC. It represents the maximum loss allowed in a single day, calculated as a percentage of your account balance at the start of each new trading day.
This drawdown includes both closed losses and floating (unrealized) losses, meaning your equity must not fall below the allowed threshold at any point during the day.
- For One-Step Challenges, the daily drawdown is 3%.
- For Two-Step Challenges, it’s 5%.
Max Drawdown is based on your closed balance only—floating losses are not counted. It tracks your total realized losses from the initial balance and does not reset daily.
- One-Step Challenge: 5%
- Two-Step Challenge: 10%
Stay above this threshold to avoid violation.
Two-Step Challenge Drawdowns
General Info
The 10% static max drawdown is a hard limit on the total loss your account can take from the initial starting balance. It doesn’t adjust or trail, it stays fixed.
If you start with a $50,000 account, the maximum drawdown allowed is $5,000 (10% of $50,000). The moment your balance drops to $45,000 or below, the account is in violation and will be closed. It doesn’t matter how high your balance goes during trading.
General Info
The equity-based daily drawdown limits how much your account can lose in a single trading day, based on your starting equity for that day. It's calculated as 5% of your account's equity at the beginning of each trading day.
If you begin the day with $53,000 in equity, your maximum allowed drawdown for the day is $2,650 (5% of $53,000). If your equity falls below $50,350 at any point during the day, your account would be in violation.
The daily drawdown resets every day at 00:00 UTC
One-Step Challenge Drawdowns
General Info
The trailing drawdown moves upward as your account balance increases, locking in your profits while maintaining a limit on how much you can lose. It starts from your initial balance and trails your highest achieved equity by 5% .
For example, with a $50,000 starting balance, your initial trailing drawdown is $47,500. If your equity rises to $55,000, the drawdown moves up to $52,250 (which is 5% below the new high). If your equity then falls below $52,250, your account would be in violation.
General Info
The equity-based daily drawdown limits how much your account can lose in a single trading day, based on your starting equity for that day. It's calculated as 5% of your account's equity at the beginning of each trading day.
If you begin the day with $53,000 in equity, your maximum allowed drawdown for the day is $2,650 (5% of $53,000). If your equity falls below $50,350 at any point during the day, your account would be in violation.
The daily drawdown resets every day at 00:00 UTC
Profit Target
It’s set as a fixed percentage of your starting balance, and only closed profits count toward it.
For example, if your account starts with $50,000 and the profit target is 8%, you’ll need to generate $4,000 in closed profits to pass. Unrealized gains from open positions are not included in this calculation.
Minimum Trading Days
For example, if your starting balance is $50,000, you must make or lose at least $250 in closed trades on a given day for it to qualify. Days with minimal gains, small losses, or only open trades that aren’t closed won’t count toward the minimum.
If you hit the profit target before completing 3 days, your balance will be halved to allow safe continued trading without breaching drawdown limits.
This rule also applies to Funded Traders—you must complete 3 active trading days before becoming eligible to request payout.
Inactivity
The trade must be opened and closed; pending orders or cancelled positions do not count toward this requirement.
If there is no qualifying trading activity within 30 consecutive calendar days, your account may be marked as inactive.
Inactive accounts may be subject to permanent closure at our discretion.
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