Guides

A buffer is the room between an account’s relevant value and its loss threshold. See how it differs from payout eligibility and what to verify for a prop program.

By Will

A large evaluation loss shrinks the risk budget. Use this rule-first framework to assess remaining room, avoid oversized recovery trades and verify progression terms.

By Will

Card declines can reflect bank, processor or country-eligibility restrictions. Check payment support, KYC and payout access before buying a prop-firm evaluation.

By Will

A trailing drawdown is a moving loss threshold that may rise as an account reaches new highs. This guide explains how intraday, end-of-day, and static drawdown models work—and why misunderstood drawdown rules cause traders to fail otherwise profitable accounts.

By Will