Why EOD vs intraday drawdown matters
A rule can change position sizing, trade frequency, and payout timing even when two programs advertise the same account size. Understanding the calculation is more important than memorizing a percentage.
What to verify before checkout
Read the plan-specific rule snapshot. Check the calculation basis, reset time, included and excluded activity, breach behavior, funded-stage differences, and whether the rule affects payouts as well as qualification.
- Exact formula and values
- Time zone and reset boundary
- Evaluation versus funded-stage treatment
- Real-time portal visibility
- Violation and review process
How Orivect shows the rule
Material limits are displayed with the selected plan and tracked inside the account workspace. The portal is designed to show current progress, remaining capacity, and blocking conditions using backend account data.
Important disclosure
Orivect programs involve simulated trading and performance-based eligibility. Nothing here is investment advice or a promise of funding, profits, or payouts. Always review the current plan configuration and legal terms before purchase.
Frequently asked questions
What should I check when researching EOD vs intraday drawdown?+
Compare the live plan configuration, complete fee schedule, drawdown calculation, minimum days, consistency requirements, funded-stage rules, payout terms, and prohibited practices.
Are the figures on this page guaranteed forever?+
No. Product configurations can change. The live plan selector and checkout disclosure control before purchase, and the rule snapshot attached to a purchased account records the applicable terms.
Where can I see the current Orivect rules?+
Open the Challenges and Trading Rules pages, select the relevant plan, and review every displayed value before checkout.