The Max Loss Limit (your drawdown)

Your Max Loss Limit is the single hard limit on your account. Hitting it closes the account immediately. The same model applies in both the evaluation and funded phases.

End-of-day trailing

Your Max Loss Limit trails your highest closing balance — never your intraday highs — and rises as your account grows.

That means it follows your account up at the end of each day you finish higher, but intraday spikes don't move it. Only your closing balance counts.

It locks in your gains

Once your account climbs past its initial trail balance, the Max Loss Limit permanently locks at your starting balance + $100 and never moves again. From that point on, your earned profit is protected.

Why this matters

Because the limit trails your closing balance and then locks, the model rewards steady growth and protects the progress you've made — without a daily ceiling getting in your way (on Clear; Prime adds a softer daily loss limit on top).

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