A funded account is breached when your equity reaches either drawdown floor, or when a prohibited practice is detected.
What triggers it
- Your equity hits the Max Loss Limit floor, 6% below your initial balance on Signature or 3% on Booster
- Your equity hits the Daily Loss Limit floor for that day
- A prohibited trading practice is detected
What happens
All open positions close immediately and you lose access to the account. Profit still in it at the time cannot be withdrawn. Profits already paid out in earlier cycles are yours to keep.
Breaches are triggered on equity, so unrealized losses count. A position moving far enough against you closes the account before you exit it.
The two drawdown limits
The Max Loss Limit is a permanent floor anchored to your original initial balance. On a $10,000 Signature account it is $9,400 and on Booster $9,700. It never moves regardless of profit or payouts.
The Daily Loss Limit is a fixed dollar amount, 3% of your initial balance on both evaluation types. At each 00:00 UTC rollover your equity is snapshotted and that fixed amount subtracted to set the floor for the day. On a $10,000 account the deduction is always $300.
For the full breakdown see How does drawdown work at CoinProp?
Prohibited practices
A funded account can also be closed for prohibited conduct, including cross-account hedging, account sharing, exploiting pricing errors, and simulation fidelity exploitation. See What trading practices are prohibited at CoinProp?
Starting again
Buy a new evaluation at any time. There is no cooldown. A breach also frees the slot and capital that account was using against your funded limits of 4 accounts and $400,000.
FAQ
Is the Max Loss Limit different on Booster? Yes. Booster is 3% below your initial balance rather than Signature's 6%, so there is half as much room before a breach.
Does a breach affect my other funded accounts? No. Each account is independent and has its own limits.
What happens to profits I already withdrew? They are yours to keep. A breach only affects profit still sitting in the account when it closes.
Does failing the consistency rule breach my account? No. It only blocks a payout request. It never causes a breach.
Can I appeal a breach? Drawdown breaches are automatic and permanent. If you believe an account was breached incorrectly, contact support at [email protected] with your trade details and it will be reviewed in context.
