How does the max DD work (Standard Evaluation)?

Written by Flash Forex Funds
Updated 8 months ago

Challenge:

We offer an 10% max drawdown limit. This means that when you open an account, you can lose a maximum of 10% of the starting balance before you will violate the max drawdown.

For example:

If you purchase a 100k account, your available max dd would be $10000. This means your account would violate if you went below $90000 ($100k - $10k).

Live Account (100k or less) : We offer an 10% max drawdown limit. This means that when you open an account, you can lose a maximum of 10% of the starting balance before you will violate the max drawdown.

Live Account (200k or more): We offer an 8% max drawdown limit. This means that when you open an account, you can lose a maximum of 8% of the starting balance before you will violate the max drawdown.

We offer an 10% max drawdown limit. This means that when you open an account, you can lose a maximum of 10% of the starting balance before you will violate the max drawdown.

For example:

If you purchase a 100k account, your available max dd would be $10000. This means your account would violate if you went below $90000 ($100k - $10k).

Live Account (100k or less) : We offer an 10% max drawdown limit. This means that when you open an account, you can lose a maximum of 10% of the starting balance before you will violate the max drawdown.

Live Account (200k or more): We offer an 8% max drawdown limit. This means that when you open an account, you can lose a maximum of 8% of the starting balance before you will violate the max drawdown.


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