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Prop Firms With Static Drawdown
The max loss floor is fixed from your starting balance and never trails your profits. Every plan at these firms uses it. 6 firms match this filter.
How static drawdown works, with worked examplesA static drawdown fixes your maximum loss floor from your starting balance, for example $9,000 on a $10,000 account with a 10% limit, and it never moves up as you make profit. A trailing drawdown follows your highest balance, so every gain tightens the floor. The firms below use static drawdown on every plan. FTMO, FundedNext and FundingPips use it on some plans only, so they are not listed here.
Frequently asked questions
What is a static drawdown in prop trading?
A static drawdown sets your maximum loss as a fixed floor below your starting balance. On a $10,000 account with a 10% limit the floor is $9,000, and it stays there for the life of the account no matter how much profit you make.
Which prop firms have static drawdown?
The firms listed above use static drawdown on every plan, including Velotrade, The5ers, Goat Funded Trader and Breakout Prop. Some larger firms such as FTMO, FundedNext and FundingPips use it on certain plans only, so check the plan before you buy.
Is static drawdown better than trailing drawdown?
For most traders, yes. Profits build a real cushion above a static floor, while a trailing floor moves up with every new high and can stop you out after a normal pullback from a profitable peak. The limit percentage still matters: a 3% static limit is tighter than a 10% trailing one.
Does a static drawdown firm still have a daily loss limit?
Yes. Static describes the maximum loss only. Each firm also sets a daily loss limit, and how that daily figure is measured differs by firm, so read both rules on the firm profile before you trade.
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