How is the daily drawdown calculated?

Your daily drawdown is measured from your equity at the start of the day, and it can't exceed a fixed percentage of your initial account balance.

Formula

Daily floor = Equity at the start of the day − (Initial account balance × Daily drawdown %)

If your equity falls below the daily floor, the daily drawdown rule is breached. Equity includes your open positions' floating profit and loss, and fees.

Daily drawdown limits

• Hyro Core: 3% of your initial balance
• Hyro Instant: 3% of your initial balance
• One-Step: 4% of your initial balance
• Two-Step: 5% of your initial balance
• Zero-Step (no longer sold; existing accounts keep these rules): 3% of your initial balance

The same limit applies in every phase, including the funded account.

Example: One-Step, $5,000 account

• Daily limit: 4% × $5,000 = $200
• Equity at the start of the day: $4,900
• Daily floor: $4,900 − $200 = $4,700

If your equity falls below $4,700 at any point that day, the rule is breached. The starting point resets every day at 00:00 UTC.