RaiseMyFunds 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, phase 2
Our reading
It does not move at all
“At no time during the account s trading period may the trading account equity fall below 90% of the initial account balance. For a RaiseMyFunds Challenge with a balance of $100,000, this means that the lowest possible account Equity can be $90,000. Again, this is the sum of closed and open positions (account equity, not balance).”help centre · raisemyfunds.co/faq/ · 2026-09-13 · saved copy
Plans: The Challenge
Total loss allowed · phase 1
Our reading
10%
“at no time during the RAISEMYFUNDS Challenge did the Customer report a loss on any opened and closed demo transactions, which would exceed 10% of the initial capital.”terms · raisemyfunds.co/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/RaiseMyFunds-TermsAndConditions2026.pdf · 2026-09-13 · saved copy
Plans: The Challenge
Total loss allowed · phase 2
Our reading
10%
“6.5.3. at no time during the RAISEMYFUNDS Challenge did the Customer report a loss on any opened and closed demo transactions, which would exceed 10% of the initial capital.”terms · raisemyfunds.co/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/RaiseMyFunds-TermsAndConditions2026.pdf · 2026-09-13 · saved copy
Plans: The Challenge
Daily limit · phase 1, phase 2
“According to our rules, this is set at 5% of the initial account balance. The rule states that at any time of the day (CET – Central European Summer Time), the result of all closed positions, added together with currently open floating P/Ls (Profits and Losses), must not reach the value of the specified daily loss limit.”help centre · raisemyfunds.co/faq/ · 2026-09-13 · saved copy
Plans: The Challenge
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