Funded Futures Firms With No Daily Loss Limit (2026)

Why a daily loss limit matters

A daily loss limit (DLL) caps how much you can lose in a single trading day; breach it and the day — or sometimes the account — ends, even if your overall trailing drawdown is fine. Firms without a DLL in the evaluation give you room to manage a bad session against your total drawdown instead of a hard daily wall. The firms below run their evaluation with no daily loss limit; some add one at the funded or payout stage, so read each firm's exact rule.

Firms with no daily loss limit in the evaluation

Ranked by Funded Firm Radar's current order. Every value is from each firm's official sources — read each firm's exact rule, since account types can differ.

MyFundedFutures

#3 in radar

None in evaluation for Flex, Rapid, and Pro.

Sizes: $25K, $50K, $100K, $150K depending on plan
Pricing: Flex/Rapid/Pro pricing varies by plan and size; official simplified rules page does not expose every price.
Payout: Rapid: daily payout eligibility after first-trade timing and buffer; 90% split for Rapid sim-funded plans as of Jan. 12, 2026. Flex/Pro: 80% split; Flex uses 5 winning days, Pro can request every 14 calendar days after buffer.
Daily loss: None in evaluation for Flex, Rapid, and Pro.
Best for: Traders who want no daily loss limits in evaluation and a choice between Flex, Rapid, and Pro payout shapes.

Tradeify

#4 in radar

None during Select evaluation and Flex funded policy. Daily policy adds DLL.

Sizes: $25K, $50K, $100K, $150K
Pricing: Official Select rules page does not expose all checkout prices; purchase price needs checkout refresh by size and offer.
Payout: 90/10 split. Flex: every 5 winning days with caps up to $1.25K/$3K/$4K/$5K. Daily: daily eligibility above buffer, $250 minimum, smaller caps.
Daily loss: None during Select evaluation and Flex funded policy. Daily policy adds DLL.
Best for: Traders who want EOD drawdown and a choice between larger 5-day payouts or smaller daily cash flow.

Alpha Futures

#8 in radar

Premium has no Daily Loss Guard in evaluation or qualified stage.

Sizes: $25K to $150K depending on plan
Pricing: Premium 50K/100K/150K: $79/$159/$239 per month with activation fee, or $159/$269/$379 per month on No Activation Fee path.
Payout: 90% split on every Premium withdrawal. Up to 4 withdrawals per month. Premium payout caps increase from $3K to $6K by payout number.
Daily loss: Premium has no Daily Loss Guard in evaluation or qualified stage.
Best for: Traders seeking 90% split, no qualified consistency on Premium/Advanced, and high withdrawal caps.

Frequently asked

What is a daily loss limit on a funded futures account?

A daily loss limit (DLL) caps how much you can lose in a single trading day. If you hit it, the trading day ends and, depending on the firm, the account can fail — separately from your overall trailing drawdown. Firms without a DLL in the evaluation let you manage a bad day against your total drawdown instead.

Which funded futures firms run their evaluation with no daily loss limit?

Based on the current Funded Firm Radar dataset, these firms run their evaluation with no daily loss limit: MyFundedFutures, Tradeify, Alpha Futures. Each firm's exact rule — including any account types that work differently — is listed above; confirm current terms on the firm's official site before buying.

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Key terms

EOD (end-of-day) drawdown: Your maximum-loss line trails on your balance at the daily close, not your highest intraday equity. Open profit you give back during the day does not pull the line up against you.
Trailing drawdown: Your maximum-loss line trails your highest intraday equity, so profit you reach and then give back can move the line up against you.
Daily loss limit (DLL): A cap on how much you can lose in a single trading day — some firms call it a Daily Loss Guard. A few make it optional during the evaluation.
Consistency rule: Caps how much of your total profit can come from a single best day, so one outlier session can't carry a pass or a payout.
Profit split: The share of payouts you keep. A 90/10 split means you keep 90% and the firm keeps 10%.
Buffer: Profit you have to build (and usually keep above) before withdrawals unlock. Firm- and plan-specific.
Sim-funded / LiveSim: Simulated-funded accounts — you trade firm capital in a simulated environment, not your own live money, until later stages.

More funded-firm comparisons

Comparison research, not investment advice. Funded-account rules, pricing, payout schedules, and coupons change without notice — figures here reflect the dataset last reviewed May 22, 2026. Always confirm current terms on the firm's official site before purchasing an evaluation.

Funded futures firms with no daily loss limit