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Elite ACCESS Static - Daily Loss Limit (DLL)

How the Daily Loss Limit works on Elite ACCESS Static: none during the evaluation, a soft breach on the funded account.

The Daily Loss Limit (DLL) is the maximum amount your account can lose within a single trading day. On Elite ACCESS Static it applies only to the funded account. There is no Daily Loss Limit during the evaluation.

Evaluation phase

There is no Daily Loss Limit during the evaluation phase.

  • You are not restricted by a daily loss limit.

  • Your only risk limit is the static drawdown.

  • You can trade freely within the overall drawdown rules.

Funded phase (soft breach)

Once funded, a Daily Loss Limit applies and must be respected at all times.
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💡 Prefer to trade without a Daily Loss Limit? You can select the No Daily Loss Limit add-on at checkout. The evaluation price stays the same, and the activation fee is about 30% higher. You only pay that once you've passed. The add-on can only be chosen during the initial checkout, not afterwards, at activation or when paying for a reset. Learn more: No Daily Loss Limit Add-On.

Account size

Daily Loss Limit ($)

Daily Loss Limit (%)

$25,000

$500

2.00%

$50,000

$1,000

2.00%

$100,000

$1,250

1.25%

$150,000

$1,750

~1.17%

Soft breach: if the Daily Loss Limit is reached or exceeded, your account is paused for the rest of the day. Open positions may be closed, and the account becomes active again after the rollover period.

How the Daily Loss Limit works

  • The DLL is calculated based on your starting balance for the day.

  • It represents the maximum loss allowed within that trading day.

  • It resets once per day, and the new limit is based on your updated account balance.

What counts toward the DLL

  • Closed losses

  • Open (floating) losses

  • Commissions and fees

You must always account for floating drawdown, not just closed trades.

Good to know

  • The DLL applies only to funded accounts. There is no daily restriction during the evaluation.

  • Breaching the DLL results in a soft breach (pause until end of day), not a termination of the account.

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