EOD drawdown and the monthly ceiling

Two limits sit on every account: an EOD Drawdown that can end it, and a monthly ceiling on what payouts can total.

EOD Drawdown

EOD Drawdown is how far your balance can fall before the account breaches, measured at the end of the day. On a 50K with a 5% line that's $2,500; the Daily plan tightens it to 3%, which is $1,500. Because only the end of day balance is tested, a dip during the session doesn't breach on its own.

The monthly ceiling

The ceiling caps what payouts can total on one account in a month, at 20% of account size on every plan. That's $10,000 a month on a 50K and $40,000 on a 200K, whichever plan you're on. A plan's cap bounds a single payout; the ceiling bounds the month. It applies per account, and you can hold up to five.

The accounts these limits sit on are simulated, on evaluation and funded alike. Live capital, the later real money stage, is separate.

The prop firm isn't open yet. What happens after a breach, and whether a reset is offered, isn't published here; the rulebook publishes before launch.