Prop Firms With No Daily Drawdown
Prop firms with no daily loss limit in 2026 — only an overall max drawdown, so a single rough session can't halt or breach your account. The full list across futures, forex and crypto, filtered from each firm's actual rules.
A daily drawdown (or daily loss limit) caps how much you can lose in a single session before the account is halted or breached — independent of your overall max drawdown. It's the rule that ends more challenges than any other, because one volatile day can breach it even while your account is still net green overall. The firms below impose no daily limit — only an overall max drawdown — so a rough day can't end your account as long as you stay above the total floor.
No-daily-drawdown accounts are most common among futures prop firms and are prized by traders whose strategies have lumpy intraday equity curves (mean reversion, news, recovery trades). The trade-off: without a daily circuit-breaker, discipline is on you — the overall max drawdown is the only thing standing between a bad day and a blown account.
No daily drawdown — FAQ
What does no daily drawdown mean?▾
It means the firm doesn't cap your loss within a single trading day. You only have to respect the overall maximum drawdown (total loss from your starting balance or trailing high-water mark). A heavy losing day won't breach you on its own, as long as your account stays above the overall floor.
Which prop firms have no daily drawdown limit?▾
It's most common among futures firms and a handful of multi-asset programs. The firms on this page carry no daily loss limit in their rule set or challenge specs — only an overall max drawdown. Always confirm on the firm's rule page, since some offer both daily-limit and no-daily-limit account variants.
Is no daily drawdown better?▾
It's more forgiving for strategies with volatile intraday swings — you can't get knocked out by a single bad session. But it removes a built-in circuit breaker, so risk management is entirely self-imposed. Disciplined traders benefit; traders prone to revenge-trading a loss can do more damage before the overall limit stops them.
Do futures prop firms have daily drawdown?▾
Many do (e.g. a fixed daily loss limit that pauses trading for the session), but a notable subset run only an end-of-day or static overall drawdown with no daily cap. The futures firms listed here are in that no-daily-limit group. Check whether the limit is intraday-trailing or end-of-day too, as that changes risk as much as the daily rule does.
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