The daily loss limit (DLL)

A session timeout, not a breach — and which accounts carry one.

Updated 2026-07-06

The DLL caps how much a single session can cost you. Hit it and the account locks until the next trading day. That is the entire consequence: a timeout, not a breach, no fee, nothing to reinstate.

Who has one

Account	Pro / Direct DLL	Flex DLL
25K	None	None
50K	$1,200	None
100K	$1,800	None
150K	$2,700	None

The 25K carries no DLL on any path — at that size the max loss limit already does the job. Flex never has one at any size; its only risk rule is the EOD trailing floor.

How it's measured

The DLL tracks realized plus open loss against the session's starting balance. If the combined figure reaches the limit, open positions are flattened and new orders are rejected until the next session. Your trailing floor is unaffected — a DLL day does not move it.

Good to know

Treat the DLL as a free circuit breaker. The traders who fund fastest are usually the ones who never meet it.

Evaluation rules at every size

Targets, floors, loss limits, and contract caps for all twelve accounts.

The EOD trailing drawdown, worked through

Your floor moves at the close — never on an intraday high.

Contract limits: minis and micros

Position caps by account size, and how micros convert.

Minimum trading days — you can pass in one

The 1-day minimum, what counts as a trading day, and what happens at the target.