Zenit Funding 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 tick by tick, while you trade
“The Trailing Drawdown is a dynamic drawdown: it follows your account's positive performance upward, but never comes back down. Every dollar earned raises your minimum floor by the same amount. This drawdown is calculated in real time (intraday), not at end of day. If this threshold is reached, all your positions are liquidated and your account is closed.”marketing · zenitfunding.com/ · 2026-09-12 · saved copy
Plans: Classic Plan
What makes the loss limit rise · phase 1, funded
Our reading
It rises with the day's closing balance
“Unlike the Classic Plan, the Expert Plan drawdown is calculated end of day (EOD) and not in real time. This means intraday fluctuations do not trigger liquidation: only the closing balance at the end of each session is taken into account.”marketing · zenitfunding.com/ · 2026-09-12 · saved copy
Plans: Expert Plan
Where the limit stops rising
Our reading
Somewhere above your starting balance
“Once your account balance reaches $52,000 at session close (EOD), the Max Loss Limit is permanently locked at $50,100. This means you can never lose your initial capital once this threshold is crossed.”marketing · zenitfunding.com/ · 2026-09-12 · saved copy
Plans: Expert Plan
What taking a payout does to the limit
Our reading
Nothing — the limit stays where it was
“The payout DOES NOT REDUCE the MLL: even after a profit withdrawal, the $50,100 floor is maintained.”marketing · zenitfunding.com/ · 2026-09-12 · saved copy
Plans: Expert Plan
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