Rev One Trading 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
“On the funded side, our max drawdown is 8% of starting balance, EOD-trailing on closed equity. It moves only at the close, only with new closing-day HWMs. In the challenge the same mechanic runs at 4%.”marketing · revonetrading.com/blog/trailing-vs-end-of-day-drawdown · 2026-09-12 · saved copy
Plans: Rev One Flex
Where the limit stops rising
Our reading
It never stops rising
“There is no buffer zone and the line never locks in place.”marketing · revonetrading.com/blog/trailing-vs-end-of-day-drawdown · 2026-09-12 · saved copy
Plans: Rev One Flex
Total loss allowed · phase 1
Our reading
4%
“In the challenge the same mechanic runs at 4%.”marketing · revonetrading.com/blog/trailing-vs-end-of-day-drawdown · 2026-09-12 · saved copy
Plans: Rev One Flex
Total loss allowed · funded
Our reading
8%
“our max drawdown is 8% of starting balance, EOD-trailing on closed equity.”marketing · revonetrading.com/blog/trailing-vs-end-of-day-drawdown · 2026-09-12 · saved copy
Plans: Rev One Flex
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