Rapid $50K: drawdown changes after evaluation
Follow the move from evaluation EOD drawdown to Sim Funded intraday equity trailing. Vietnam residents are restricted.
The account label does not preserve the risk model
The Rapid $50K page uses a $2,000 EOD loss limit in evaluation, then $2,000 intraday equity trailing in the described Sim Funded variant. Country eligibility is a separate gate: the official list excludes Vietnam. This explanation does not encourage a restricted purchase.
Sources for this section
Official Rapid programme source checked 27 October 2026 Official Rapid programme source checked 27 October 2026
Diagram explained
Recheck the mechanism at every stage change
- Evaluation: EOD loss model
- Sim Funded: intraday equity high-water mark
- Live: separate EOD table and zero floor
An unrealized high can use the room
The general intraday explainer includes unrealized gains in the high-water mark. For a hypothetical zero-based account reaching $1,500 equity, a $2,000 distance gives a −$500 floor. A retracement to $300 then leaves $800 room, even without withdrawing anything.
The Rapid-specific lock takes priority
The named Rapid Sim Funded page says its threshold locks at $100. The older general explainer uses a starting-balance lock in a generic example. Apply the named plan’s $100 lock here; do not replace it with a zero floor from a different stage.
Live is another change, not a continuation of the same table
Rapid Live is described separately with EOD drawdown and a floor that stops at zero. Re-check the stage when the provider initiates a live transition. Evaluation, Sim Funded and Live cannot safely share one drawdown diagram.
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