What happens if you hit drawdown on Maven Trading?

Last verified: 2026-03-21 | Official rules

Maven Trading uses static (floor never moves) drawdown. Here is what that means:

Your drawdown floor is set when the account is opened and never moves. For example, on a $25,000 account with $2,500 max drawdown, your account is terminated if equity drops below $22,500, no matter how much profit you made before.

Drawdown limits by account size:

  • -$25,000: $2,500 max drawdown (floor at $22,500)
  • -$50,000: $5,000 max drawdown (floor at $45,000)
  • -$100,000: $10,000 max drawdown (floor at $90,000)

To try again after termination, you need to purchase a new 2-step evaluation. Fees range from $179 ($25,000) to $479 ($100,000).

Want the full Maven Trading breakdown?