Prop-firm rules atlas: 243 configurations, 59 rule sets, one dated table

Numbers first: 156 trailing vs 87 static floors across 243 configurations; 161 with a daily loss cap, 82 without; 59 with a consistency rule; 196 one-step and 47 two-step. Answer first: this is the whole verified rule corpus in one normalized table — every firm, every account size, every rule that can end an evaluation — each row dated and sourced. It is not a ranking and publishes no pass rate. Every figure on this page is computed at build time from the dataset linked above; none is typed by hand.

How to read the table

Each column is one rule that can end, withhold or delay a pass. Read a row left to right and you have the complete evaluation contract for that firm at that account size.

Steps · Target

What completes the evaluation. The target is the phase-1 profit as a percentage of the account; two-step sets show the second-step target beside it, because funding needs both. See profit target and phase 2.

Drawdown — type · basis · size

The column most often read as one number when it is three. A trailing floor (mark) ratchets on a peak, so the allowance is measured from the account's best moment, not from where it started. The basis says which peak: intraday equity (open trades count), end-of-day balance, or closed-trade balance. A static floor is anchored to the starting balance and never moves; its basis word says when the breach is checked (intraday on equity, or at the end of the day on balance). "Locks at start balance" means a trailing floor stops rising once it reaches the starting balance. In this corpus: 110 end-of-day, 33 intraday, 13 closed-trade trailing floors; 97 of the 156 trailing floors lock.

Daily loss

A per-day cap, with what it is measured from (start balance or that day's opening balance) and what a breach does — fails the account or locks the rest of the day. "None" is a recorded fact: the rule set has no daily cap. See daily loss limit.

Consistency

A pass condition on the shape of the profit, most often a ceiling on how much of the total any single day may contribute — and its effect, which either withholds the pass until the ratio is met or raises the target. See consistency rule.

Min days · limit

The fewest distinct trading days before a pass can register, and a time limit where the firm publishes one. See minimum trading days.

Payout split

The trader's share of funded-account profit and, where recorded, the first-payout wait and payout cycle. These are funded-stage terms; the other columns are evaluation-stage terms. See profit split.

Dated

The date of the most recent completed re-check, with the original retrieval date beneath it. A dash anywhere in the table means not recorded in the corpus — never zero, never unlimited.

Why a type mark and not a size ranking: the size column says how much room a rule set gives; the type and basis columns say from where, and when, that room is measured. The same percentage is a different allowance under a different type — the 6% floors above are the case in point. Reproducible mechanics, one trader profile against each rule set: static vs trailing drawdown.