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What is the Maximum Daily Drawdown Limit?

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The maximum daily drawdown limit at PTB depends on the specific plan you choose. Each plan is designed with its own risk parameters to ensure fair, controlled, and consistent trading behavior across all accounts.

PTB uses a daily starting balance system, meaning your daily drawdown limit is calculated based on the balance at the start of each trading day.

This ensures accuracy and helps traders clearly understand how much they can risk within a single day.

Example (simple):

  • If your daily drawdown limit is 4%
  • And your day starts with $50,000
  • Your maximum allowed loss for that day is $2,000
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At the next day’s open, the limit is recalculated again based on the daily starting balance.

Daily drawdown rules help:

  • Protect accounts from excessive one-day losses
  • Encourage responsible risk management
  • Ensure traders follow consistent trading behavior
  • Maintain a stable evaluation environment

These are core components of PTB’s risk control system.

Since each PTB plan is built for different trading styles and goals, the exact maximum daily drawdown percentage can vary.
Some plans offer:

  • Higher flexibility
  • Stricter limits
  • Different drawdown structures
  • Add-ons that may modify risk parameters

For this reason, it’s important to review the details of the specific plan you select.

To see the precise daily drawdown limits for your plan, visit PTB’s Trading Plans page.
There you will find full details for each plan, including:

  • Daily drawdown percentage
  • Static vs. equity-based drawdown
  • Total drawdown limits
  • Allowed risk parameters
  • Add-on modifications

This ensures you have complete clarity before you begin trading.

✔️ Exact numbers are listed under each PTB trading plan

✔️ Daily drawdown varies by plan

✔️ It resets based on the daily starting balance

✔️ Helps maintain safe and consistent trading

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