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Trailing drawdown calculator

Name: Axora Funded challenges
Brand: Axora Funded
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A trailing drawdown moves up with your best equity, so the level you must protect changes every time you make a new high. Enter your numbers and see the exact floor, how much room you have and the same account with a static drawdown.

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Initial balance ($)Max loss (%)Highest equity ($)Current equity ($)Locks at initial?

Trailing floor

$96,000

Room to the floor

$5,000

Floor if static

$92,000

Difference

$4,000

Highest equity	Trailing floor	Static floor
$100,000 (+0%)	$92,000	$92,000
$102,000 (+2%)	$94,000	$92,000
$105,000 (+5%)	$97,000	$92,000
$108,000 (+8%)	$100,000	$92,000
$110,000 (+10%)	$102,000	$92,000
$115,000 (+15%)	$107,000	$92,000

With a trailing drawdown the floor rises with your highest equity and never goes down. Some firms lock it once it reaches the initial balance; at Axora Funded the floor keeps rising (no lock).

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Key facts

Updated 12 November 2026

Axora Funded is a prop firm with its own trading platform.
Accounts from $5,000 to $1,000,000; the cheapest challenge costs $34 (one-time fee).
Profit split: 90% to the trader on the funded account.
Payouts in USDT (TRC20, ERC20 or BEP20), from 50 USDT, no KYC.
Programmes: 2-Step (from $44), 1-Step (from $59) and Futures (from $119).
Markets: forex, gold, US indices, 11 crypto pairs 24/7 and CME futures.

Exact floor

From your highest equity.

Room left

Dollars before a breach.

Lock or no lock

Both trailing styles.

Static vs trailing

Side by side table.

Our programmes

2-Step Challenge

$5K – $200K

from $44

Target: 10% + 5%
Daily loss: 4%
Max loss: 8% trailing
Time: 30 days
Profit split: 90%

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1-Step Challenge

$5K – $200K

from $59

Target: 10%
Daily loss: 3%
Max loss: 6% trailing
Time: 30 days
Profit split: 90%

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Ascent · 3-Step

$5K – $200K

from $34

Target: 6% + 6% + 6%
Daily loss: 3%
Max loss: 5% trailing
Time: 30 days
Profit split: 80%

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Spark · Lite

$5K – $200K

from $34

Target: 8%
Daily loss: 2%
Max loss: 4% trailing
Time: Unlimited
Profit split: 80%

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Pass · Pay when you pass

$5K – $200K

from $24

+ activation only if you pass

Target: 10%
Daily loss: 2.5%
Max loss: 5% trailing
Time: 30 days
Profit split: 80%

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Bolt · Instant funding

$5K – $100K

from $89

Target: None
Daily loss: 2.5%
Max loss: 5% trailing
Time: Unlimited
Profit split: 80%

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Futures Challenge

$25K – $150K

from $119

Target: 6%
Daily loss: 3%
Max loss: 6% trailing
Time: Unlimited
Profit split: 90%

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Elite · Pro traders

$500K – $1M

from $2,290

Target: 10% + 5%
Daily loss: 2%
Max loss: 3% trailing
Time: 30 days
Profit split: 80%

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How a trailing drawdown works

Floor = highest equity − (max loss % × initial balance). On a $100K account with 8% trailing, the floor starts at $92,000. If equity reaches $104,000, the floor rises to $96,000 and never comes back down.

Some firms stop the floor once it reaches the initial balance (lock). At Axora Funded the floor keeps trailing on every account.

Highest equity	Trailing floor (8%)	Static floor (8%)
$100,000	$92,000	$92,000
$104,000	$96,000	$92,000
$108,000	$100,000	$92,000
$110,000	$102,000	$92,000

Trading with a trailing drawdown

Floating profit counts: if an open trade pushes equity to a new high and then comes back, the floor stays at the higher level. Taking partial profits and moving stops to break-even protect you from giving back a peak you never banked.

Trailing vs static drawdown Drawdown calculator

Frequently asked questions

What is a trailing drawdown?

A maximum-loss limit that follows your highest equity upwards, keeping the same distance.

Is trailing drawdown calculated on balance or equity?

At Axora Funded on equity, so open profits that become a new high also move the floor.

Does the trailing floor ever lock?

Not at Axora Funded. Some other firms lock it at the initial balance; the calculator shows both.

Is the capital at Axora Funded real?

All accounts are demo accounts with virtual funds that run in a simulated trading environment. Rewards are paid in USDT based on your simulated performance, according to our terms.

Keep reading

Trailing vs static drawdownTrailing vs static drawdown explained with numbers: how each maximum loss moves, which is easier to pass and how Axora Funded applies them (8% and 6% trailing, never locks).Drawdown rulesHow prop firm drawdown works: maximum daily loss, static vs trailing maximum loss and the consistency rule, with dollar examples for every account.Drawdown calculatorCalculate your exact daily-loss floor, static or trailing max-loss floor and consistency rule for any Axora Funded account, in dollars.Consistency rule calculatorFree consistency rule calculator: paste your daily P&L to see your best-day share, whether you pass the 30/40/50% rule and how much more profit you need.

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