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Elite ACCESS Intraday - Maximum Loss Limit - Evaluation Phase (EOD)

The End-of-Day trailing drawdown that applies during the Elite ACCESS Intraday evaluation: limits per account size, how it trails and where it locks.

The Maximum Loss Limit (MLL) is the overall maximum loss your account can sustain before a permanent hard breach. On Elite ACCESS Intraday, this End-of-Day (EOD) trailing drawdown applies only during the evaluation phase. Once you move to the funded phase, the account switches to an Intraday Trailing Drawdown (see the funded phase article).

Evaluation drawdown per account size

Account size

Evaluation MLL (EOD)

$25,000

$1,000

$50,000

$2,000

$100,000

$3,000

$150,000

$4,000

How the EOD trailing drawdown works

  • Your breach level is active from the moment you start: starting balance minus your max drawdown (e.g. $50,000 − $2,000 = $48,000).

  • It trails upward as your account reaches new highs.

  • It moves up only at the end of the day, based on your closing balance. Intraday highs don’t move it.

  • It does not move down if your balance decreases.

  • The breach level is checked in real time. If your equity goes at or below it at any moment, the account is breached.

Example ($50,000 account): starting MLL threshold of $48,000 ($50,000 minus $2,000 drawdown). If you end day 1 at $51,500, your MLL threshold for the next day becomes $49,500.

Example: intraday dip

Step

Amount

Breach level

$48,000

Your equity drops during the day to

$47,500

Result

Breached, even if the day would have closed at $48,500

Drawdown lock level

Once your highest end-of-day balance reaches the lock threshold (starting balance + drawdown + $100), the MLL stops trailing and remains fixed at starting balance + $100. From that point, further account growth no longer raises the breach level.

Account size

Lock threshold (highest EOD balance)

MLL locks at

$25,000

$26,100

$25,100

$50,000

$52,100

$50,100

$100,000

$103,100

$100,100

$150,000

$154,100

$150,100

Example ($50,000 account): when your highest end-of-day balance reaches at least $52,100 ($2,000 drawdown + $100), your MLL locks at $50,100 and does not trail up anymore. Your account cannot fall below this locked level.

What happens when funded

  • The drawdown model switches from End-of-Day (EOD) to Intraday Trailing Drawdown.

  • An active Daily Loss Limit (DLL) also applies during the funded phase.

Hard breach: if your account equity goes at or below the breach level at any time during the evaluation, the account is permanently breached and trading access is disabled. A $35 reset is required to re-attempt the evaluation.

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