Prop firm evals with no daily loss limit

These evaluations don't stop you after a fixed loss in a day, or let you choose at checkout whether to have a limit. Your only hard line is the trailing drawdown. That's more room on a bad day and nothing between a bad day and a blown account. The list is built from our firm data.

By FundedSim Desk · updated October 26, 2026

The list

"None" means the eval has no daily loss limit. "Optional" means you choose at checkout; at Topstep, for example, the choice is fixed after purchase and follows you to the funded account. Prices are list prices.

What you trade for it

An account without a daily limit usually asks for something else:

• A best-day rule. Several accounts here need your best day under 40% to 55% of total profit. More rope on bad days, less on good ones.
• An intraday trailing drawdown. Without a daily stop, the floor itself does the job, and an intraday floor follows your open profit. Compare in EOD vs intraday drawdown.

When no limit is a trap

The daily limit isn't there to annoy you. On a 50K with a $2,000 drawdown, a $1,000 daily limit means it takes two terrible days to blow the account. Without it, it takes one. If your bad days come from revenge trades, read revenge trading before you pick from this list.

Set your own stop anyway. The daily loss limit guide shows how to size one from your drawdown.

When it helps

• You trade a wide stop and sometimes sit through a deep red patch that recovers by the close.
• You trade few days with bigger size and want the full drawdown available on each.

Related lists: no consistency rule, no activation fee, end-of-day drawdown.

Questions people actually ask

Which prop firms have no daily loss limit?

The accounts in the table above, either with no limit at all or with an optional one you pick at checkout. Most of them make up for it with a best-day rule or an intraday trailing drawdown.

Is it better to have no daily loss limit?

Only if you already stop yourself. Without a limit, one tilted morning can take the whole drawdown. If you've ever doubled size to win a loss back, the limit is cheap insurance.

Blow it here, not on a paid eval

Run the same rules on your own trades in the simulator. Free, no card, and a blown account costs you nothing but pride.

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Keep going

• The daily loss limit: what it stops, and what it doesn't
• Prop firm evals with no consistency rule
• Revenge trading: the trade after the loss
• Trailing drawdown, explained with numbers you'll actually see