Would this trading scenario breach the rules?
Build a hypothetical multi-day journey. Change the initial balance, daily loss ceiling, drawdown model and profit goal. See exactly which day a simplified rule might be breached.
Configure hypothetical rules
These defaults are fictional. There are no broker or prop firm presets, and actual conditions must be checked separately.
Scenario results
Enter your scenario below to calculate hypothetical daily and overall floors.
The next-day floors are educational estimates. No scenario can establish actual funded-challenge eligibility without every intraday equity point, exact reset timezone, trading conditions and the firm's active agreement.
Day-by-day simulated results
Each row is one simulated firm-defined trading day. Enter net closed P&L including costs. Optionally enter the day's lowest unrealized equity change relative to the beginning-of-day balance (for example, −800). If you leave it blank, any intraday breach is unknown.
| Day | Net closed P&L (USD) | Worst intraday equity change (USD, optional) | Action |
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Rule-by-rule daily breakdown
A breach is flagged whenever the reported closing balance or supplied intraday low reaches or falls below a calculated floor. Rows after a reported breach are displayed for analysis only.
| Day | Open balance | Reported low | Daily floor | Overall floor | Close balance | Assessment |
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Why this is a sandbox, not a firm-approved checker
Many firms calculate limits using equity (including floating P&L), not just closed trades. They may reset on a specific timezone, trail high-water marks intraday or at day-end, change limits by evaluation phase, impose consistency/best-day requirements, inactivity or news-trading restrictions, and count fees and withdrawals in special ways.
You must consult the specific firm's current trading objectives. FTMO's published examples describe both static and end-of-day trailing rules depending on the program; our user-defined examples are intentionally not labelled FTMO.
Research essentials
Use ESTVELO as a research workspace: verify the source, check the jurisdiction, understand the assumptions and separate market information from a personal trading decision.