- QualifiesFTMO Challenge: 2-StepStaticFirst-party source
- Does notFTMO Challenge: 1-StepEOD trailingFirst-party source
Last reviewed April 24, 2026
Static drawdown means your maximum loss is a fixed floor — usually 10% below your starting balance — and it doesn't move as your equity grows. Compare this with trailing drawdown, which follows your equity high and tightens as you profit. The firms below use static drawdown on their flagship plans.
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Of 11 firms with current product data, 0 use static drawdown on every captured product; 8 have at least one outright qualifying product and at least one product with a different or unpublished verdict. Across 53 captured products, 21 qualify, 0 are conditional, 31 do not qualify, 1 has no published answer we could verify.
Firms sell several challenge products and their rules diverge between them. Every verdict below is read from that product's own captured terms, not from a single firm-wide setting.
Product terms last captured Aug 28, 2026. Products older than 30 days are dropped until recaptured, so a missing product means stale data rather than a discontinued plan. Every source is linked beside its product; use the challenge comparison to compare price, risk and payout terms.
Full product coverage ranks before partial coverage; editorial score decides the order within each coverage group.
The factors below are what we weight when ranking firms on this list.
Static drawdown gives you a fixed floor regardless of how much you've made. No surprise tightening as your equity grows.
If you ride winners for weeks, trailing drawdown can shut you down on a 30% retrace from peak. Static lets the position breathe.
Many firms offer both static and trailing variants. Confirm which plan you're buying — the "Pro" or "Stellar" plan often switches to trailing.
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