DayTraders · verified 12 August 2026

DayTraders TRAIL

DayTraders TRAIL: intraday trailing drawdown, no daily loss limit at any size, larger drawdowns than the EOD product, and 300K accounts.

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Overview

TRAIL is the cheaper DayTraders product and the discount is paid in drawdown mechanics. The threshold follows your equity high in real time, so unrealised profit you give back permanently tightens your room. In exchange there is no daily loss limit at any size and the drawdowns are larger than on the EOD product at every tier — a genuine offset, but an intraday trail is what ends most accounts on this kind of structure.

The rules that decide whether you pass

Consistency rule

Best day no more than 50% of total profit, with the same two-qualifying-day minimum as the EOD product.

Fastest legal pass

Two days, and both must clear the minimum profit that makes a day qualify. The intraday threshold is the practical constraint: pushing hard on day one drags your stop-out up behind you.

Key metrics by account size

Every figure below is checked against the firm's own documentation and re-audited weekly.

AccountProfit targetMax loss limitDaily loss limitMax contracts
25K$1,500$1,500None6 minis
60 micros
50K$3,000$2,500None10 minis
100 micros
150K$8,500$4,500None24 minis
240 micros
300K$15,000$7,000None40 minis
400 micros

Who this account is for

A good fit if…

  • Traders who want the 300K account at a lower entry price and can manage unrealised give-back
  • Anyone who cannot work under a daily loss limit

Look elsewhere if…

  • Traders who hold large open profit and let it round-trip
  • Anyone who would rather pay more for the EOD mechanic — usually the right call

How fast could you pass this?

The calculator applies these exact rules, shows your minimum days, the points and ticks you need per market, and — if you know your win rate — the odds you actually make it.

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Questions traders actually ask

Is DayTraders TRAIL harder than EOD?

Generally yes. TRAIL uses an intraday trailing drawdown that follows your equity high in real time, including open-trade profit, while EOD recalculates once on your closing balance. TRAIL compensates with larger drawdown figures and no daily loss limit.

Does DayTraders take a profit split?

No. DayTraders take no profit split — traders keep up to 100% — on both the EOD and TRAIL products.

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