In the Gauntlet Mini and Trader Career Path evaluations, an end-of-day trailing drawdown that adjusts at close, is breached intraday against open equity, and freezes at the starting balance (GAU50 = $2,000). Funded Live accounts switch to a continuous intraday trailing drawdown, and the largest Trader Career Path funded accounts use a FIXED minimum balance ($194,000 on the $200K, $388,000 on the $400K) that never trails.
A hard daily loss limit including open P&L and commissions — touching it for an instant, even without closing the position, fails the evaluation. In the Gauntlet Mini it runs $1,100 (GAU50) to $4,400 (GAU200); the Trader Career Path starts lower (e.g. $550 on the $25K).
A 30% rule in the evaluation only: no day may be 30% or more of total PnL (it never fails you, just delays passing); funded accounts have no consistency rule.
50K: $3,000 target against a $2,000 drawdown, no minimum days.
Weekly Wednesday payouts from $100 minimum net; the split is set by EACH withdrawal's size against your account tier's threshold: TCP 25K–200K switch from 50/50 to 80/20 at $1,500/$2,250/$3,000/$4,000/$5,000 (TCP 400K is a fixed 60/40), and Gauntlet Mini funded accounts GM50–GM200 at $2,250/$3,000/$4,000/$5,000.
Gauntlet Mini 50K (GAU50): ~$170/month, no activation. Retries come with the monthly renewal.
Earn2Trade explicitly permits trading through economic releases, with no blackout window and no excluded events. The permission is stated for the Evaluation phase and is marked as an included feature on the Evaluation, LiveSim and Live accounts alike.
Correction: TCP and Gauntlet Mini split thresholds are tiered by account size
Our payout summary said the Trader Career Path used a flat $1,500 threshold and only the Gauntlet Mini scaled by size. Earn2Trade's withdrawal-policy article and their July 6 blog tier BOTH products by account size: TCP 25K–200K switch from 50/50 to 80/20 at $1,500/$2,250/$3,000/$4,000/$5,000 per withdrawal (TCP 400K fixed 60/40); Gauntlet Mini funded accounts GM50–GM200 use $2,250/$3,000/$4,000/$5,000. The section is now fixed.
SourceDrops the 10-day minimum but introduces a tiered 50/50–80/20 split per withdrawal
For purchases on/after 2026-07-06 the 10-day minimum disappears from GM/TCP evaluations, but a per-withdrawal tiered split arrives (50/50 below the size threshold, 80/20 above; $400K fixed 60/40) and breaching the Progression Ladder in evaluation becomes an automatic fail plus reset.
SourceA score computed from four verified inputs — not an opinion. Weights are shown and it recomputes when the data changes.
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