As of August 25th, 2026, Origin plans have officially been discontinued. Existing Origin accounts are unaffected.
End-of-Day Drawdown
10FOUR ORIGIN evaluation and funded accounts use an End-of-Day Drawdown (EOD) system to determine the Max Loss Limit (MLL).
At the end of each trading session, the system calculates the account’s highest closing balance
The Max Loss Limit increases as the balance increases
Once the account passes the trail lock balance, the Max Loss Limit locks
When a payout is requested, the Max Loss Limit adjusts to the locked balance
Account Size | MLL Amount | Trail locks once your balance reaches: | MLL locks permanently at: |
$25,000 | $1,250 | $26,350 | $25,100 |
$50,000 | $2,500 | $52,600 | $50,100 |
$100,000 | $3,000 | $103,100 | $100,100 |
$150,000 | $4,500 | $154,600 | $150,100 |
Example $50,000 account:
Your MLL starts at $47,500 ($50,000 − $2,500).
As your closing balance rises, the MLL trails up with it — until your balance passes the trail lock balance of $52,600.
Once your balance passes $52,600, the MLL locks permanently at $50,100 and does not continue trailing, no matter how much more profit you make afterward.
Example: you make $5,000 in one day and your balance hits $55,000. Your MLL stays at $50,100.
Requesting a Payout Locks Your MLL
When you request a payout, your Max Loss Limit immediately adjusts to the locked balance — even if you haven't reached your trail lock balance.
Example ($50,000): you close the day at $51,000, so your MLL is $48,500 and you have $2,500 of room. You request a $500 payout. Your balance drops to $50,500 and your MLL jumps to $50,100 — leaving $400 of room. In this case, requesting a payout before passing $52,600 balance actually eats into your available drawdown. Size accordingly on your next session, or wait to request until you have a larger cushion.
Additional Clarification:
Your MLL moves up with your highest closing balance. It never moves down.
Once your balance passes the trail lock balance, your MLL stops moving and stays there permanently — always $100 above your starting balance.
If your balance ever touches your MLL, the account is breached and closed.
Requesting a payout automatically locks your max loss limit.