Vest Markets No Daily Loss Limit Accounts: Rules and 24AUDIT

Quick answer: Vest Markets lets traders select a 1-Step evaluation without a daily loss limit. Choose a 10% or 20% target and an 80% or 90% share at $5,000, $10,000 or $25,000. A static 6% maximum-loss floor still applies. Use 24AUDIT for 10% off all accounts; the code was verified on 19 October 2026 as recorded at the site owner's request.

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Instant accounts also have no daily loss limit, but they use different standard loss allowances and skip evaluation. This guide explains the daily-limit-free 1-Step configuration and shows why it should not be confused with unlimited account risk.

What Does No Daily Loss Limit Mean?

On a standard evaluation configuration with a daily limit, Vest calculates a daily equity threshold from the reset balance. Selecting none removes that daily threshold. It does not remove the separate maximum-loss rule.

The practical difference concerns how much loss can occur within one trading day while the account remains above its static floor. It does not permit the account to fall below that floor.

All No-Daily-Limit Evaluation Prices with 24AUDIT

$5,000 Accounts Without a Daily Limit

Settings show profit target / trader share. Every row has no daily loss limit.

$10,000 Accounts Without a Daily Limit

Settings show profit target / trader share. Every row has no daily loss limit.

$25,000 Accounts Without a Daily Limit

Settings show profit target / trader share. Every row has no daily loss limit.

There are four no-daily-limit combinations per size and 12 across the three sizes. The target and profit share remain configurable.

Final fees are calculated from the official account matrix, checked on 14 October 2026. Each fee receives a 10% reduction from 24AUDIT. Separate payment or network charges are outside these account-fee figures.

How Much Does Removing the Daily Limit Cost?

On the $10,000 1-Step account with a 10% target and 80% share, the 3% daily-limit version costs $72 after discount. The version without a daily limit costs $135. The initial fee difference is $63.

At the same size with a 20% target and 80% share, the corresponding discounted fees are $45 with the 3% limit and $85.50 without it. That difference is $40.50.

The published schedule prices these as different configurations. The additional cost changes the daily-rule setting rather than increasing the static maximum-loss allowance.

Static Floors on the Evaluation Accounts

The static floor is established at account creation and does not follow a new profit high. Current equity, including unrealized profit and loss, must remain above the applicable threshold. According to Vest's worked examples, equality alone is not a breach; falling below the floor is.

A Daily-Limit Comparison at $10,000

Suppose an account starts the trading day with a $10,000 reset balance. A 3% daily rule sets a $9,700 daily floor before transfers. The evaluation account's separate maximum-loss floor is $9,400.

If equity drops to $9,650, the 3% daily-limit account is below its daily floor. An otherwise identical no-daily-limit account is still above its $9,400 static floor at that moment. This example demonstrates the different thresholds, not a suggested loss amount.

If equity drops below $9,400, both configurations breach the overall rule. The account closes permanently, and the documentation does not provide recovery after that breach.

A Profit Buffer Example

If the no-daily-limit $10,000 account reaches $10,800 in equity, the static floor remains $9,400. The distance to the floor is $1,400 before fees, funding and further price changes.

That buffer is a moving difference between current equity and a fixed floor. It is not a new guaranteed allocation and can shrink with unrealized losses. The platform's estimated Fail Price can help relate an order's exposure to the applicable floor.

The detailed calculation is published in Vest's loss-limit documentation.

Choosing the Target and Share

The 10% target requires $500, $1,000 or $2,500 of evaluation profit across the three sizes. The 20% target requires $1,000, $2,000 or $5,000.

The daily-limit-free setting is available with either target. On $10,000 with an 80% share, choosing the 20% goal reduces the final fee from $135 to $85.50, but doubles the required evaluation gain from $1,000 to $2,000.

The 80% or 90% share governs qualifying program claims after qualification. It does not turn the evaluation target balance into a payout. Our standard-target account guide and higher-target account guide compare those objectives separately.

How Instant Accounts Differ

Both Instant and the no-daily-limit 1-Step setting have no daily threshold, but their qualification and maximum-loss settings are different.

Instant skips evaluation and uses a 95% published share. Its documented standard loss allowance is $10 on $500, $200 on $5,000, $400 on $10,000 and $1,000 on $25,000. The evaluation setting has a larger standard 6% loss allowance at the three evaluation sizes.

Vest describes Instant maximum loss as equal to the payment. Its public documents do not explain the coupon's effect on that allowance. The issued account's displayed floor must resolve that interaction. See the Instant account guide for its discounted prices and payment-linked risk structure.

Which Restrictions Remain?

Cross margin means all open positions affect the same account equity. Fees, funding and adverse execution can reduce the buffer even when no daily threshold exists.

Crypto markets trade through weekends. Non-crypto positions can remain open into weekend locks, during which they cannot be changed or closed. API trading is unavailable on evaluation and funded program accounts.

Selecting none for the daily limit does not establish unrestricted news trading, a free reset or the absence of a consistency condition. Those specific permissions are not clearly published in the reviewed account documentation, and account-specific rules govern them.

Under the 6 October 2026 prop terms, program accounts are simulated. Claims depend on qualifying program activity, and a funded designation does not place live capital in the participant's custody.

How to Buy the No-Daily-Limit Configuration

1. Choose a 1-Step evaluation in Vest Capital.
2. Select the account size and either a 10% or 20% target.
3. Set the daily loss limit to none.
4. Select the 80% or 90% trader share.
5. Apply verified code 24AUDIT for 10% off.
6. Review the final price and static equity floor before completing the purchase.

The Vest Markets discount-code guide records the verified 19 October 2026 offer. The full Vest Markets review explains platform fees, market schedules and USDC profit claims.

Assessing the Configuration

Removing the daily threshold simplifies the account's loss-rule reference, but it leaves a permanent breach floor. Compare the extra purchase fee with the way your strategy distributes losses across trading days. The relevant choice is between different risk-rule structures, with the same 6% starting maximum-loss allowance on the evaluation path.