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What are the drawdown limits?

Your account is governed by defined daily and overall drawdown limits that must not be exceeded.

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Written by Evercrest Funding

One Step Plus uses a static drawdown, meaning the drawdown does not move upward as your account grows.

This provides more breathing room and predictability.

The drawdown limits are updated for the new trading day at 22:00pm UTC.

Example: On a $100,000 prop firm account (3% daily drawdown, 6% max drawdown).

3% Daily Drawdown

  • 3% of $100,000 = $3,000

  • If you start the day at $100,000, your daily floor is:

  • $100,000 − $3,000 = $97,000

  • If your equity drops below $97,000 at any point that day → daily drawdown breach.

  • Daily drawdown is based off the highest of your balance or equity going into the new day.

6% Max Drawdown (overall)

  • 6% of $100,000 = $6,000

  • Your max floor (static) is:

  • $100,000 − $6,000 = $94,000

  • If your equity/balance drops below $94,000 at any time → max drawdown breach.

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