01 / THE FOUNDATION
A floor that stays put.
40 points for a static maximum loss floor. Profits should not make the threshold chase your balance or equity.
40 POINTSBUILT FOR PERPETUALS TRADERS
Your edge starts
with better rules.
More room to trade. Fewer moving goalposts.
Find the perpetuals prop account that fits your next move.
Rules first. Sources always.
01Static drawdown
02No daily loss limit
03A floor that stays fixed after payout
THE PERPETUALS PROP TABLE
The rules, side by side.
The choice, yours.
Static drawdown. A floor that stays fixed after payouts.
Every account below meets both conditions.
| Rank | Firm / evaluation | Sizes (USD) | Profit target | Max. drawdown | Daily loss limit | After a payout | Rule match | Details |
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Preferred rule Daily loss limit applies
Understand the ranking ↗Only confirmed static accounts with an unchanged post-payout loss floor are listed. Daily limits may still apply. Withdrawals can reduce your remaining loss cushion. The score reflects rules, not business reliability; open an account for sources and conditions.
THE DIFFERENCE IS IN THE DETAILS
Your payout shouldn’t
move the goalposts.
A static limit can still change after your first withdrawal. That one rule can leave you with much less room for the next trade.
Move the slider to see the difference between a floor that stays put and one that resets to your starting balance.
- Compare the same balance
- Watch the remaining loss cushion
- Check the rule before you choose
The room left to trade.
A $50,000 account, now at $54,000.
$0$4,000
Balance after withdrawal$51,000
Floor stays at $47,000$4,000
Available loss cushion Floor resets to $50,000*$1,000
Available loss cushionExtra room with an unchanged floor$3,000
Hypothetical example, with a 6% initial loss allowance. *Reset occurs on the first payout. Amounts are account debits before any profit split; actual payout eligibility and limits vary by plan.
A CLEARER WAY TO COMPARE
Built around your rules.
Backed by the source.
The ranking rewards three specific features.
It doesn’t predict profits or guarantee a payout.
02 / THE FLEXIBILITY
Room across the day.
30 points for no daily loss limit. A maximum loss rule still applies, but there is no separate daily loss threshold.
30 POINTS03 / THE FOLLOW-THROUGH
Withdraw. Keep the floor.
30 points when the maximum loss floor remains unchanged after payouts. A reset to the initial balance does not qualify.
30 POINTSEvery listed account qualifies for static drawdown and an unchanged payout floor. No daily loss limit earns the remaining 30 points. Ties favour a larger loss allowance, then fewer evaluation stages, then alphabetical order. Costs, support and reliability are not scored. Vest’s selected account allows 6% drawdown; MyFundedPerps Elite allows 5%.
BEFORE YOUR NEXT MOVE
A few good
questions.
The detail behind a better comparison.
What counts as a perpetuals prop firm?+
We include programmes explicitly offering perpetual contracts or simulated perpetual markets. Standard dated futures and crypto CFD-only plans are outside this table. Some providers offer several platforms, so the relevant route is named in each account’s details.
Is the highest-ranked account the best for everyone?+
The order reflects the three rules shown above. Account fees, execution, market coverage, country eligibility, payout record and your strategy also matter. Use the ranking as a starting point and confirm the current agreement before buying.
Does “no daily loss limit” mean no loss limit?+
No. The overall drawdown limit still applies. Depending on the programme, open losses, commissions and funding charges can count towards it. Hitting the limit can close the account.
Are these live trading accounts?+
Many prop evaluations and funded stages use simulated trading. A displayed account balance is not money you own or can withdraw. Each provider controls the account model and the conditions for rewards; consult its agreement.
How current is the table?+
This edition was checked against official pages on 15 November 2026. Rules can change, and help pages can disagree with marketing pages. Only accounts with confirmed unchanged payout floors are listed. Other source conflicts are noted in the account view; check the linked terms again at purchase.
Are these partner or affiliate links?+
The links in this edition lead directly to the firms and their documentation. No affiliate tracking or discount codes have been added. Inclusion does not imply a partnership or endorsement.
YOUR NEXT MOVE STARTS HERE
Trade with a clearer picture.
Find the account. Read the rules. Make it your decision.