> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.supertrade.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.supertrade.com/funding-models/2-step-classic.md). # 2 Step Classic | Account Type | Evaluation | Evaluation | Funded | | --------------------------------- | -------------------------------- | -------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | Max Daily Drawdown | 5% (Equity at EOD) | 5% (Equity at EOD) | 5% (Equity at EOD) | | Max Overall Drawdown | 10% (Static) | 10% (Static) | 10% (Static) | | Target Profit | 8% | 5% | —- | | Minimum Profitable Trading Days | 3 days with 0.5% profit | 3 days with 0.5% profit | 3 days with 0.5% profit | | Instant Breach on Floating Losses | 3% Floating Loss | 3% Floating Loss | 3% Floating Loss | | Leverage | Up to 1:100 | Up to 1:100 | Up to 1:100 | | Profit Split | —- | —- | 80% | | Reward Cycle | —- | —- | Bi-weekly (Every 14 Days) | | First payout in | —- | —- | On demand (after 3 trading days with 0.5% profit) | | Minimum Withdrawal | —- | —- | $100 | | Consistency Rule | —- | —- | —- | | Time Limit | 60 days for evaluation | 60 days for evaluation | Unlimited | | Inactivity rule | 30 days without completed trades | 30 days without completed trades | 30 days without completed trades | ## Hard Breach Rules #### Daily Drawdown (Equity at EOD) Daily Drawdown (Daily Loss Limit) is the maximum amount you can lose in a single trading day. If your equity at any point of the trading day drops below this limit - account will be breached and failed. How is it calculated? * Daily drawdown limit is calculated using your equity at the end of day. It resets daily at 00:00 UTC or after successful payout. * At 00:00 UTC, we check your equity and subtract % of the account equity from that value to set the Daily Drawdown Limit for the next trading day. {% hint style="info" %} **Example:** For a fresh new $1,000 account with 3% daily drawdown, the daily drawdown limit is $30. If your account balance or equity drops below $970, your account will be breached. After $100 profits in trading, your equity is $1,100. At 00:00 UTC, daily drawdown limit is recalculated ($1,100 \* 3% = $33). If your account balance or equity drops below $1,067, your account will be breached. After a $50 payout, your equity is $1,050 and daily drawdown limit is recalculated again ($1,050 \* 3% = $31.5). If your account balance or equity drops below $1,018.5, your account will be breached. {% endhint %} #### Overall Drawdown (Static) Static Overall Drawdown (Overall Loss Limit) is the maximum amount you can lose during trading. It is a fixed amount calculated from the initial account balance. If your equity or balance drops below this threshold - account will be breached and deactivated. **How is it calculated?** * Overall Drawdown Limit (Static) = Initial Account Size − (OD% \* Initial Account Size) {% hint style="info" %} **Example:** * Account Size: $100,000 * Overall Drawdown (Static) = 10% * $100,000 \* 10% = $10,000 * $100,000 - $10,000 = $90,000. * Your account equity/balance must never drop below $90,000. {% endhint %} Overall Drawdown (Static) is fixed and will not be recalculated after payout or in any other case. ### Instant Breach on Floating Losses If your floating profit and loss (PnL on all open positions) drops below 2% of your account balance at any moment, the account will be breached and closed instantly. This rule enforces strict risk management and prevents excessive losses. ### Inactivity Rule A trading account will be breached if it remains inactive for 30 consecutive days. 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