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One-step evaluation, EOD trailing drawdown. Billed as a monthly subscription (renews and resets progress if not passed in time). $130 activation fee due within 30 days of passing, before receiving the funded (SFA) account.

EOD $50K

Evaluation

90% profit split

$179/mo
Profit target
$3,000
Max drawdown
$2,000
Drawdown type
EOD Trailing
Daily loss limit
$1,000
Min. trading days
5
Once funded:EOD Trailing$1,000 DLL
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Firm notes

Futures-only prop firm. Three current account types: EOD (evaluation, EOD trailing drawdown), Pro (evaluation, intraday trailing drawdown, no separate daily loss limit), Instant Funded (no evaluation, EOD-style drawdown at its own funded stage, daily payouts). Evaluations are billed as a MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION that renews (and resets progress) if not passed within the month -- genuinely different from Tradeify/Lucid's one-time-fee evaluations. Instant Funded is a one-time purchase. No consistency rule on any account type, ever (confirmed explicitly). No inactivity rule (exception: Static-stage SFA accounts have a 90-day completion target). News trading allowed, no restrictions. Must be flat by 3:45pm CT daily (no overnight holding); trading resumes 5:00pm CT. Data connection: CQG. Max 3 accounts at a time per trader, Sim and Live mixed freely. A limited-availability experimental product exists outside the standard lineup -- "PILOT-001: 100K Pioneer" (part of "Purdia Pilot," which tests new account concepts before deciding whether to add them permanently; explicitly not guaranteed to stay available or keep its current rules) -- not modeled as a purchasable plan here. Its headline numbers if useful for context later: $100K instant-funded, $5,500 profit target, $3,300 EOD drawdown, $1,500 daily loss limit, $3,000 "retained buffer" held back from the first payout (first payout up to $2,500), 90/10 split, no consistency rule. Source: the firm's own Discord server FAQ/quick-reference content (pasted directly by the site owner, since purdia.com does not host this FAQ anywhere on the public site) plus two screenshots of purdia.com's live pricing cards, reviewed 2026-09-04. Important caveat surfaced 2026-09-07, not yet resolved: Purdia reportedly relaunched 7 June 2026 with a materially different lineup (a "Beginner 2-Step" product retired, among other changes) -- if the original Discord-sourced load in this database predates that relaunch, parts of it may describe a discontinued product line. A genuine, still-unconfirmed public knowledge base exists at purdia.com/knowledgebase/ (JS-rendered -- returns empty on automated fetch, needs a direct paste) with articles covering EOD, Pro, payouts, and a new "Foundation" staged program not modeled anywhere in this database yet. Everything else surfaced this round (SFA-vs-eval profit targets differing, live-stage drawdown mechanics, account-cap figures, payout-gate structure) was explicitly third-party and NOT entered here -- see the verification checklist for the full list of leads still needing Purdia's own knowledge base to confirm. From Purdia's own knowledge base (research pass 2026-09-07, a real upgrade over the earlier third-party-only pass): Temp SFA is payout-eligible immediately on issuance and lets a trader keep trading while LFA onboarding happens, but money withdrawn from Temp SFA reduces the capital that can ultimately transfer into the LFA. Untouched/untraded accounts may be refund-eligible (subject to Purdia's review); once trading has occurred, the purchase is generally considered consumed. Trading days are calculated in US Eastern Time, midnight-to-midnight -- a single futures session can span two Purdia-defined trading days. LFA approval is genuinely discretionary, not automatic on passing the sim stages -- brokerage onboarding, identity verification, and compliance approval are all required, controlled by the broker/compliance process. Two real account types confirmed to exist in the current KB but NOT modeled here (no numeric parameters given in what was reviewed): "Beginner Evaluation" (a two-step evaluation with smaller position/risk parameters -- this directly CONTRADICTS an earlier third-party claim that Beginner was retired in the June 2026 relaunch; trust the firm's own KB over that) and "Static Instant Funded" (a genuinely separate instant-funded product using a fixed/static drawdown that never trails upward, distinct from the "EOD Instant Funded" product that IS modeled here -- the existing "Instant Funded" account type in this database represents the EOD variant specifically, confirmed by the "Current advertised programs" list only showing EOD-drawdown instant products).