Drawdown

Maximum drawdown is the loss limit that ends an account. It comes in two kinds. A static drawdown is measured from your starting balance and never moves. A trailing drawdown follows your highest equity, so it tightens as you profit — protecting your gains but giving back less room once you are up.

Many firms apply a more forgiving rule during the evaluation and a standard trailing drawdown once funded. We show both phases for every firm so a differing funded rule reads as normal, not a surprise.