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What happens if I hit my Daily Loss Limit (DDL)? | FuturesElite FAQ
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▸Version 2August 18, 2026, 4:48 AM+2−2
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Hitting your DDL is a soft breach, not a hard breach. Your account is not closed.
− Instead, your account is blocked for the rest of the day. You will be able to trade again on the next trading day, when your DDL resets based on your new End of Day balance.
+ Instead, your account is locked for the next 24 hours. You will be able to trade again after 24 hours.
In short:
− - DDL hit = account paused until the next trading day (soft breach)
+ - DDL hit = account paused until the next 24 hours (soft breach)
- EOD MLL hit = account permanently closed (hard breach)
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▸Version 1August 12, 2026, 4:53 AM
First archived version.
Hitting your DDL is a soft breach, not a hard breach. Your account is not closed.
Instead, your account is blocked for the rest of the day. You will be able to trade again on the next trading day, when your DDL resets based on your new End of Day balance.
In short:
- DDL hit = account paused until the next trading day (soft breach)
- EOD MLL hit = account permanently closed (hard breach)
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