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Best prop firms with no daily drawdown

Without a daily loss limit the only constraint is the overall floor: lose $1,200 on Monday, make $800 on Tuesday, and the account is fine as long as the total stays above the limit. Most of the firms that offer this are futures firms, and each replaces the daily cap with something else. This is the 2026 list with the replacement rule named.

Firms with no daily loss limit

FirmStageOverall drawdownWhat replaces the DLLFit
ApexEvaluation$2,500 (50K) EOD or intradayNothing in evaluation; 50% consistency at PA payoutBest-known no-DLL evaluation
TopOneFuturesAll$2,500 (50K) EODNothing — no consistency eitherMost relaxed rule set
Lucid FlexAllPlan-based EOD50% consistency in evaluation onlyBest funded fit
Lucid Pro (25K)AllPlan-based EOD~40% consistency per payout window25K only; 50K+ has a fixed DLL
MyFundedFutures Rapid EODAll$2,000 EOD30% consistency; 3 mini capLimited-time plan
TradeifyAll$2,000 (50K) EODSoft DLL, not hardNear-miss: soft cap
TopstepCombine$2,000 (50K) EOD50% consistency target; none universalNo hard DLL on standard Combine
BulenoxAllPlan-based30% consistency on fundedOption 2 for EOD

Forex firms almost all keep a daily limit — FTMO 5%, FundingPips 3–5% — so the no-DLL search is a futures search. The trade-off is consistent: firms that drop the daily cap add a consistency rule or a contract cap instead. Which replacement suits a strategy depends on the shape of its returns; the comparison table filters on both.

FAQ

Which prop firms have no daily drawdown?

Apex on evaluations, TopOneFutures, Lucid Flex, Lucid Pro at 25K, MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD, Topstep on the standard Combine. Tradeify runs a soft limit.

What replaces the daily loss limit?

Usually a consistency rule or a lower contract cap. Apex applies 50% at payout; MFF Rapid EOD 30% plus a 3-mini cap; TopOneFutures nothing.

Do forex prop firms have no daily drawdown?

Almost none. FTMO runs 5%, FundingPips 3–5%. The no-DLL structure is a futures-firm feature.

Firm rules cross-checked September 2026 against firm documentation and current rule trackers; per-firm sources on the rules cards. Rules change quarterly.