Breached? Here's exactly what happens next
What closes, what survives, and the path back.
Updated 2026-07-08
A breach is your open equity touching the trailing floor. The moment it happens, positions are flattened, the account status flips to breached, and it becomes read-only — history and statements stay visible in your dashboard permanently.
What survives a breach
- Approved payouts — anything already approved or paid is yours; a later breach never claws it back.
- Your other accounts — each account breaches alone. Nothing propagates across your roster.
- Your data — equity curve, day history, and order records remain accessible for download.
What does not survive
- Unrequested cycle profit on the breached account — profit not yet requested as a payout is part of the simulation and closes with it.
- The account itself — funded accounts cannot be reset. Evaluations can (see Resets).
The path back
From a breached evaluation: reset it for the flat fee ($189 on the 100K PRO, before coupon) or start a new evaluation. From a breached funded account: a new evaluation on any path — or Direct, if you'd rather buy back in at funded status immediately. Your history, certificates, and leaderboard record stay attached to your profile either way.
A conduct-rule termination is not a breach — it forfeits pending payouts and may close the whole relationship. The seven conduct rules live in Rules & Fair Play.
More in Funded Accounts
Didn't answer it?
A human will — seven days a week, account ID in hand.