The rules
| Rule | Limit in the FAQ | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Profit target | 10% | Measured on closed balance. All positions must be closed before the check runs. |
| Daily loss limit | 5% | Equity may not fall more than 5% below the previous day's closed balance, recorded at 00:00 UTC. |
| Max trailing drawdown | 6% of the initial balance | Counted down from the highest closed balance (the high water mark). The floor rises with banked profit and never falls. |
| Consistency, by day | 55% | Your best day may not exceed 55% of total profit. If it does, the account keeps trading until the share drops. |
| Consistency, by trade | 55% | The same cap for any single trade. |
| Inactivity | 30 days | At least one new trade every 30 days. |
| Time limit | None | No deadline, as long as the 30-day activity rule is met. |
Source: the FAQ on sabiotrade.com, read on 2 October 2026. Rules can change, so check the live terms before you pay.
After the first payout
A seventh rule switches on once a funded account has paid out: equity must stay above the initial balance at all times. It replaces the comfort of the trailing buffer with a hard floor at the starting balance.
Which rule fails most accounts
In our reading, the trailing drawdown. A trader up 4% feels safe, but the floor has moved up with the high water mark, so a 6% give-back from the peak ends the evaluation. Read the drawdown guide and the daily loss guide before your first trade.
Questions
What is the SabioTrade profit target?
10% on closed balance, with all positions closed.
Is there a time limit?
No, as long as you trade at least once every 30 days.
Do the rules change by plan?
The FAQ says limits may vary by plan. Check the plan page before buying.