Drawdown (EOD) stands for End-of-Day Drawdown and refers to the maximum total loss limit allowed on your account in Winbance. It is the total amount a trader can lose before the account is permanently restricted.
Unlike the Daily Loss Limit, which temporarily suspends your account for the day if triggered, exceeding the Drawdown (EOD) results in a full account violation and permanent closure. In such cases, you’ll need to request a reset and pay the associated restart fee to continue trading.
💡 How Does EOD Drawdown Work?
The drawdown level is dynamic — it trails your account growth:
When your account balance increases, the drawdown limit moves upward, locking in a higher safety buffer.
However, when your account experiences losses, the drawdown does not move down.
This limit is calculated and updated only once per day, at the end of the trading session.
🧠 Example:
If you start with a $50,000 account and your EOD Drawdown is $2,000, your account is restricted if your total balance drops to $48,000 or below.
If your balance grows to $52,000, the new trailing drawdown will rise — but it will never go back down with losses. If the updated drawdown is now $50,000, that becomes the new floor. If you fall below it, the account will be closed.