What happens to my DD Max after requesting a withdrawal?
When you make a withdrawal, the profit that stays in the account becomes the new Drawdown margin for the next cycle.
Once the withdrawal is approved and processed, your protection level is recalculated. The remaining profit sets the new DD Max, always respecting a minimum level of initial capital + $100. Those $100 are fixed for every account size.
Example — $50,000 account Profit generated: $2,000 · You withdraw: $1,000 · Remaining profit: $1,000 · Balance: $51,000. Your breach point stays at $50,100 (initial capital + $100): the account can never go below that level.
Breach point by account
| Account | Breach point |
|---|---|
| $25,000 | $25,100 |
| $50,000 | $50,100 |
| $100,000 | $100,100 |
The amount you withdraw does not change this rule: the breach point is always your initial capital + $100. What changes is the available DD Max, which depends on the profit left in the account.
