How does the drawdown work in the funded phase of the Savius Evaluation?

Q: How does the drawdown work in the funded phase of the Savius Evaluation?

The whole funded phase uses the EOD Fixed model, whatever variant you chose in the Timed Evaluation. The main rule is the EOD Fixed Drawdown — your Available Daily Margin of $800 ($50K) / $1,600 ($100K) — with a static floor underneath as the hard bottom.

The whole funded phase uses the EOD Fixed model, whatever variant you chose in the Timed Evaluation. The rule that governs your trading is the EOD Fixed Drawdown; a static floor sits underneath it as a secondary, hard backstop.

EOD Fixed Drawdown (your Available Daily Margin): $800 ($50K) / $1,600 ($100K). This is the margin you have available each day; it resets at end-of-day (EOD) and is available whether the day closes positive or negative. It adjusts dynamically with your balance — and recalculates after a withdrawal, so a payout can never cause a breach by itself.

Static floor (secondary — the absolute hard bottom): separate from the Available Daily Margin, a fixed floor marks the lowest balance the account may reach.

Prequalification Funded Account: $48,400 ($50K) / $97,600 ($100K)
Permanent Funded Account: rises automatically to $50,900 ($50K, transition peak − 2× the Available Daily Margin) / $102,600 ($100K, transition peak − 1.5× the Available Daily Margin) when the account becomes permanent — even if you never withdraw — and then stays fixed for the whole life of the account: it does not trail new peaks and never comes down.