What is the difference between Fixed EOD and Trailing EOD?

Q: What is the difference between Fixed EOD and Trailing EOD?

At purchase you make a one-time choice between two drawdown models for your Timed Evaluation. Fixed EOD is the EOD Fixed Drawdown ($800/$1,600 Available Daily Margin) that resets at the end-of-day close; Trailing EOD is the trailing model ($1,500/$2,500) that follows your highest EOD balance and never falls.

At purchase you choose one of two drawdown models for your Timed Evaluation — a one-time, irreversible choice. Both are evaluated at the end-of-day (EOD) close.

Fixed EOD — EOD Fixed Drawdown

This is your Available Daily Margin: $800 ($50K) / $1,600 ($100K).
It resets at the end-of-day (EOD) close: the next day the full margin is available again whether the day closed positive or negative, and it adjusts dynamically.
Underneath it sits a static floor — secondary, the absolute hard bottom, distinct from the Available Daily Margin: $48,400 ($50K) / $97,600 ($100K).

Trailing EOD

A larger drawdown: $1,500 ($50K) / $2,500 ($100K).
It trails your highest EOD balance: the floor rises with each new end-of-day peak and never comes back down.

From the funded phase onward the platform always applies the EOD Fixed Drawdown model — the same $800 / $1,600 Available Daily Margin — whatever you chose at purchase. The static floor carries through as $48,400 / $97,600 on the Prequalification Funded Account and rises to $50,900 / $102,600 on the Permanent Funded Account. The Live account uses Trailing EOD scaled to 40% of the live capital.