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No Daily Loss at Paid To Trade

No Daily Loss means one bad trade does not end your day.

Will | Paid To Trade avatar
Written by Will | Paid To Trade
Updated over 2 months ago

At Paid To Trade, there is no daily loss limit or daily drawdown rule. Instead of a daily limit, you manage risk at the account level using overall drawdown. This gives your strategy more time to work.

Why daily loss rules make many accounts fail

In many prop firms, the daily loss rule is the main reason accounts fail. Traders hit the daily limit during normal ups and downs. Many failed accounts include a daily loss breach at some point. The daily limit becomes a trap that ends accounts that could have recovered.

How No Daily Loss helps you

More realistic time to recover

Results swing over many sessions. Without a daily limit, you can pause and come back later the same day or later in the week, as long as you stay within overall drawdown.

Fewer pressure mistakes

Daily limits can push traders to cut winners early, chase losses, or increase size. No Daily Loss lowers these pressures.

Clearer planning

You set risk from your account level, not from a shrinking daily limit. Your plan stays the same from open to close.

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