Your firm's rules, decoded and pre-loaded.
Every prop firm breaches you on two numbers: a daily loss limit and a maximum drawdown. Miss either by a dollar and the account is gone. Here are FTMO's exact published thresholds for each path. EXIT CODE pre-configures your live distance-to-breach readout to the one you're on, so the number you see is always your real margin.
FTMO · published trading objectives
| Path | Daily loss limit | Max drawdown | Profit target |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Step Challenge | 3% | 10% (trailing) | 10% |
| 1-Step Funded | 3% | 10% (trailing) | None |
| 2-Step Challenge | 5% | 10% (static) | 10% |
| 2-Step Verification | 5% | 10% (static) | 5% |
| 2-Step Funded | 5% | 10% (static) | None |
Source: FTMO's published Trading Objectives (ftmo.com). Trailing vs static drawdown is the trap most traders miss: on the 1-Step paths the floor follows your highest end-of-day balance until break-even, then freezes. Always confirm against your own dashboard; firms revise rules.
Fusion Markets · your own capital
| Mode | Daily loss limit | Max drawdown | Profit target |
|---|---|---|---|
| Own-capital account | You set it | You set it | None |
No prop firm watching, which means no external breach to save you. On your own capital the limits you set in EXIT CODE are the rules. That's the point.
EXIT CODE doesn't make you memorise any of this. Pick your firm and path once; the gates load the right daily-loss and drawdown numbers, and the live readout shows how close you are to each line before you place the trade, not after the breach email arrives.
Firm rules summarised from each firm's public documentation and may change; always verify against your own prop-firm dashboard. EXIT CODE is a software discipline tool, not financial advice, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by FTMO or Fusion Markets. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. EXIT CODE · Sydney, Australia · ABN 45 984 876 899.