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What is a Fixed Drawdown?

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Written by Susan E.
Updated over 2 weeks ago

A fixed drawdown is a type of drawdown that sets the minimum balance for your trading account at a fixed value that does not change. After successfully completing the Trader Career Path® program, fixed drawdowns are applied exclusively to the $200,000 and $400,000 funded trading accounts — the highest account sizes reached by funded traders who progress through the growth plan by hitting the required profit targets and withdrawing their profit share.

  • Traders who pass the TCP25 and reach the $200,000 funded trading account have their drawdown fixed at $194,000.

  • Traders who pass the TCP50 or TCP100 and reach the $400,000 funded trading account have their drawdown fixed at $388,000.

Funded traders are not allowed to reach or dip below the minimum balance set by their fixed drawdown. Please note that the $200,000 funded trading account received after passing the Gauntlet Mini™ does not use a fixed drawdown.

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