Reset accounts
Reset restores your account to its initial state. Available on Classic and Discipline. Here's exactly what happens.
What reset does
A reset restores your evaluation account to its initial state. After reset, the account behaves exactly as if it were freshly purchased — same starting capital, same cards, same risk counters.
What gets restored
- Account balance → reset to initial capital
- Daily loss counter → reset to 0
- Max loss consumed → reset to 0
- Trailing drawdown → reset to initial floor
- highestEquity → reset to initial capital
- Cards available → restored to initial counts
- Open positions → all closed (if any remained)
- Account status → ACTIVE
- Reset counter → incremented (resetNbr++)
- Evaluation period → restarts from day 0
What does NOT get restored
- Position history is kept for audit trail (but tagged with the previous reset cycle)
- Reset count is permanent — counted toward the maximum allowed
Reset rules
- Maximum 3 resets per account on Classic and Discipline
- First reset is paid (see fees on the main website)
- Reset is only available while the account is ACTIVE or BREACHED
- Once you've used 3 resets, you must purchase a new evaluation
Rapid accounts
Rapid accounts have no reset and no extension. They are one-shot evaluations by design. If breached or expired, you must purchase a new account.