Maven $50K evaluation: the rules, what binds first, and the modeled pass odds
Maven's own published $50K rules, run against 3 disclosed trader profiles through the same engine that powers the free calculator, 25,000 seeded runs each.
For the Steady Scaler profile (a 50% win rate, 1.5R-average-win trader risking 1% of equity per trade), the modeled pass probability on Maven's $50K program is 40.4% ± 0.3% (SE — the statistical margin from running 25,000 simulated attempts), most often stopped by the daily loss limit rather than the other rules modeled here.
- Why it matters
- Because the daily loss limit is what most often ends a modeled run on this program, pacing risk within a single day — smaller size per trade, spreading entries across more days — does more for pass odds here than one large push toward the target. On this $50,000 account the floor starts at $47,500 (a $2,500 cushion) and only moves up, never down.
- Evidence
- 16 rule field(s) sourced directly from Maven’s own documentation (see Sources below).
- Calculation / result
- The same simulator that powers the free calculator, run 25,000 seeded runs against Maven's own rules, so Maven’s result reproduces exactly.
- Limitation
- Modeled for one disclosed trader profile on Maven’s own published rules, not a prediction of any individual's outcome; not a ranking or comparison of firms.
- Retrieved / verified
- Retrieved 2026-07-30. Our 2026-10-14 check could not find the exact wording we originally cited on the firm’s page — the rule may not have changed, but we haven’t re-confirmed it. Treat these numbers as read once, not double-checked, and confirm on the firm’s own page before you buy.
Terms used on this page
- Intraday trailing — The drawdown floor recalculates continuously off your highest unrealized equity, including open trades — it can move against you before you close a position.
- Daily loss — A separate, smaller loss cap measured from that trading day’s starting balance; breaching it usually pauses trading for the day rather than failing the evaluation.
- Consistency rule — A pass condition capping how much of your total profit one single day may provide (commonly 30–50%) — one outsized day can block a pass even at the target.
- R multiple — Profit or loss on a trade as a multiple of what you risked — risking $500 and profiting $750 is a +1.5R trade.
- Pass probability — The share of simulated attempts, out of thousands run under one firm’s exact published rules, that clear every rule inside the time window.
- Binding rule — Whichever rule — drawdown, daily loss, or time — ends the most simulated attempts for a given trading style; the constraint to manage first.
Current rule snapshot
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Program | Standard 1-Step Challenge |
| Account size | $50,000 |
| Phase 1 target | 8% ($4,000) — source · retrieved 2026-07-30 |
| Daily loss | 3% ($1,500) — source · retrieved 2026-07-30 |
| Max drawdown | 5% ($2,500) — source · retrieved 2026-07-30 |
| Drawdown mode | intraday trailing — source · retrieved 2026-07-30 |
| Consistency rule | none recorded |
| Min / max trading days | Min no minimum recorded — source · retrieved 2026-07-30 · Max no maximum published (60-day window assumed for the simulation) |
| Payout timing | 10 days to first payout; 10-day cycle after that |
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run your own book against Maven — freeWhat the rules mean
Maven models an intraday trailing drawdown floor at 5% of the account. A 3% daily loss limit applies. This is a one-step program: passing the evaluation is funding.
- Firms whose trailing drawdown ratchets on intraday equity
- Trailing drawdown — glossary
- Daily loss limit — glossary
- Evaluation — glossary
- Funded account — glossary
Ambiguities we found
Corpus note: “Reader A found no stated minimum trading-day requirement. Reader B reported a 4-day minimum but captured no supporting quote for it (unlike every other disputed field here, where both readers at least quoted something), and reader B is the reader whose profit-target, daily-loss, max-drawdown, and consistency-tooltip reads for this same product all show signs of having come from a different Maven page/product tab (see max drawdown.type and profit target pct above). This template ordinarily resolves an unresolvable pair to the stricter reading (assume the constraint exists), but here the harder candidate's only support is an unquoted number from the reader already shown unreliable on this product's other fields, so it is not adopted. Modeled value: no minimum (null in the corpus) - reader A's reading - pending a citable quote for either candidate.” If this affects your plan, ask Maven’s support directly which reading applies to your account before you buy — this page assumes the more conservative reading stated above.
Scenarios
Three named, disclosed trader profiles — not this reader's numbers — so the result is reproducible rather than personal.
| Trader profile | Pass probability | Binding constraint | Median days | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Steady Scaler a 50% win rate, 1.5R-average-win trader risking 1% of equity per trade (that’s $500 per trade on this $50,000 account) | 40.4% ± 0.3% | daily loss limit (33.8%) | 4 | run this profile |
| Aggressive Scalper a 45% win rate, 1.8R-average-win trader risking 1% of equity per trade (that’s $500 per trade on this $50,000 account) | 36.6% ± 0.3% | daily loss limit (38.0%) | 4 | run this profile |
| Balance Rider a 42% win rate, 2.0R-average-win trader risking 0.75% of equity per trade (that’s $375 per trade on this $50,000 account) | 42.3% ± 0.3% | daily loss limit (30.5%) | 6 | run this profile |
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Binding rule
Across the 3 modeled trader profiles, the binding constraint is consistently the daily loss limit — for the Steady Scaler profile it accounts for 33.8% of simulated runs. The daily loss limit eliminates more runs than the overall drawdown floor or the time window. In practice: keeping single-day losses well under the $1,500 daily limit — smaller size per trade, spread across the day — clears this program more often in the simulation than one large push toward the $4,000 target.
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Other account sizes of this program
- $2K — daily loss
- $5K — daily loss
- $10K — daily loss
- $20K — daily loss
- $100K — daily loss
Other intraday-trailing programs
- Apex Intraday $50K — same drawdown mechanic
Research
- Methodology — how PropSurvival models a challenge
- Static vs trailing drawdown: how the floor mechanic changes pass probability
Rule history
Independent rechecks:
- 2026-07-30 — two independent blind read-throughs (confirmed, with a reader disagreement noted)
- 2026-07-31 — two independent blind read-throughs (the rule changed since the prior check)
- 2026-09-06 — official page fetch quote substring (the rule changed since the prior check)
Sources
- maventrading.com — source page · retrieved 2026-07-30 — "This is a single-phase program with a 8% profit target. It has a 5% maximum trailing loss limit, a 3% maximum daily loss limit based on the higher of equity or balance at 00:00 UTC+0."
- maventrading.com — source page · retrieved 2026-07-30 — "(no verbatim quote captures a minimum-trading-day count for this product from either reader; modeled as an unresolved ambiguity - see ambiguities[])"
- maventrading.com — source page · retrieved 2026-07-30 — "If your challenge or funded account hits any of the drawdown limits then your account will be breached."
- maventrading.com — source page · retrieved 2026-09-06 — "You can request a withdrawal every 10 business days after your first trade."
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run your own book against Maven — freeFrequently asked
- Does the Maven program have a daily loss limit?
- Yes — 3% of the account.
- How does the max drawdown floor move?
- It ratchets on the highest balance reached, modeled here on every closed trade. See intraday trailing for the full definition.
- How many trading days does this program require?
- No minimum trading-day requirement is modeled for this program.
- Is there a consistency rule?
- No — this program does not model a best-day consistency cap.
- When is the first payout available?
- 10 days after funding, per the corpus record.
- What does the Maven evaluation cost?
- No evaluation fee amount is recorded in the corpus for this program. This is from the corpus snapshot retrieved 2026-07-30; no separate source is recorded for pricing — confirm the current price on Maven’s own pricing page before you buy.
- Has this rule set changed recently?
- Our 2026-10-14 check could not find the exact wording we originally cited on the firm’s page — the rule may not have changed, but we haven’t re-confirmed it. Treat these numbers as read once, not double-checked, and confirm on the firm’s own page before you buy.
How this page was generated
Rule values on this page come from PropSurvival’s maintained rule corpus for Maven $50K (retrieved 2026-07-30. Our 2026-10-14 check could not find the exact wording we originally cited on the firm’s page — the rule may not have changed, but we haven’t re-confirmed it. Treat these numbers as read once, not double-checked, and confirm on the firm’s own page before you buy.), and the pass odds are computed by the same simulator that powers the free tool — 25,000 seeded runs per trader profile, regenerated whenever the corpus changes, so the numbers can be reproduced exactly.
Simulated result from user-supplied inputs · not investment advice · not affiliated with or endorsed by Maven Trading. Rules change without notice; the firm’s own documentation is always the final authority. See the disclaimer for the full never-claims list.