What’s the difference between Static and Full Accounts?

Static accounts have a fixed drawdown, meaning they do not trail the Auto Liquidate Peak Balance and remain fixed. Full accounts utilize a trailing drawdown, which follows your Auto Liquidate Peak Balance, including both open and closed PnL.

$100k Static Account Example:

The total available drawdown is $1,500 from the starting balance, meaning the account balance must not drop below $98,500. A trader enters a long position and makes a simulated profit of $500. The drawdown remains fixed at $98,500. It does not follow changes in the Auto Liquidate Peak Balance.

For more information on the Trailing Threshold for Full accounts, click > HERE < .

See the full information on all Static accounts below:

Both trailing drawdown and static accounts are available for both Evaluation and Pro Accounts. Once your Pro Account is converted, it will retain the same metrics as the original evaluation account you selected. Please note that accounts cannot be modified after purchase, and Pro Accounts cannot have different metrics from the Evaluation Account they were converted from.

Pro accounts will begin with the initial drawdown. Static accounts will maintain the same drawdown throughout the duration. For trailing accounts, the drawdown will continue to trail until your Liquidation Threshold reaches the initial account balance, at which point it will become static and will no longer trail further.