No Drawdown Plans Explained

No Drawdown plans are paid challenge accounts that will not liquidate you for hitting a maximum drawdown. Instead of a drawdown limit that can end your account on a losing swing, they control risk with a maximum exposure cap. Everything else about proving yourself and getting funded works the same way.

What makes a No Drawdown plan different

On a standard challenge, the maximum drawdown is a hard rule. If your account value falls past that line, whether the limit is trailing, static, or measured at end of day, the account can be liquidated. No Drawdown plans remove that failure trigger. You will not lose the account simply because an open position moved against you and crossed a drawdown threshold.

Like every paid tier, a No Drawdown plan is a monthly subscription, includes real time market data, and pays a 100 percent profit split once you are funded.

How the exposure cap works

In place of a drawdown limit, No Drawdown plans use a maximum exposure cap. This limits how much position size you can hold at once, which keeps a single oversized trade from putting the whole account at risk. The exact cap, along with contract and position limits, varies by plan and is shown on each plan card and inside your account. You can review the live figures on the Pricing page and on your Accounts page.

How you still pass and get funded

Passing works the way it does on any evaluation: trade within your plan's rules, hit the profit target across the required trading days, and meet any consistency requirement. A daily loss limit and other risk rules may still apply, so read the specifics on your plan card. The full rule set lives in the Trading Rules.

Because targets, trading days, exposure limits, and price all vary by plan, the Pricing page is the best place to compare a No Drawdown plan against the standard challenges and choose the one that fits how you trade.

If you want help deciding, email [email protected] and we will point you in the right direction.