FundedSeat drawdown rules
When the loss limit rises, what it is measured against, where it stops rising and what a payout does to it, in the firm’s own words.
What makes the loss limit rise · phase 1, funded
Our reading
It rises with the day's closing balance
“The EOD Trailing Drawdown Limit is the total amount your balance/equity can decrease. If the account balance increases by the end of the day, the drawdown limit adjusts upward. If the account balance decreases, the drawdown remains unchanged.”help centre · help-center.fundedseat.com/en/articles/11173629-1-step-daily · 2026-09-12 · saved copy
Plans: 1-Step Daily, 1-Step Sprint, 1-Step Daily Ultra, Instant Funding Bolt, Instant Funding Direct
What taking a payout does to the limit
Our reading
It tightens, down to a fixed point just above it
“Please note that your drawdown threshold locks at account size + 100 after your first withdrawal. Withdrawing up to your locked drawdown limit will close your account.”help centre · help-center.fundedseat.com/en/articles/16433495-1-step-daily-ultra · 2026-09-12 · saved copy
Plans: 1-Step Daily Ultra
Daily limit · phase 1
“There's no daily loss limit on the Daily Ultra Plan by default, but you can opt for a Daily Loss Limit (DLL) add-on.”help centre · help-center.fundedseat.com/en/articles/16433495-1-step-daily-ultra · 2026-09-12 · saved copy
Plans: 1-Step Daily Ultra
Daily limit · funded
“25K account: No Daily Loss Limit 50K account: $1,500 Daily Loss Limit 100K account: $2,500 Daily Loss Limit”help centre · help-center.fundedseat.com/en/articles/11173639-instant-model-bolt · 2026-09-12 · saved copy
Plans: Instant Funding Bolt, Instant Funding Direct
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