Does hitting Tradeify Growth's daily loss limit fail the account ($50K futures)?

The two rules have different consequences

If a loss runs past the daily limit and reaches the overall threshold, the account fails.

The overall threshold follows the highest end-of-day balance and never moves down. It never locks in the evaluation. On the funded account, it locks at $50,100 when the end-of-day balance reaches $52,100, or at the first payout request.

The overall limit can come first

The amounts below are invented for illustration. Consider a still-valid evaluation with a previous end-of-day high of $51,000. It later closes at $50,000 and starts the next session flat at that value. Assume the $1,250 daily limit applies and all costs are included in the stated values.

The overall threshold remains $49,000: the previous $51,000 high minus $2,000. It does not fall when the closing balance falls. From $50,000, only $1,000 separates the account from that threshold.

A loss of $1,100 would cross the overall threshold before reaching the $1,250 daily limit. The account fails at the first touch of $49,000. The daily pause cannot preserve an account that has already failed its overall rule.

What is not established

The recorded rule says the daily allowance rises to $2,000 from the next session once the account is 6% in profit, but does not specify which stages qualify. It also does not say how open positions count in the daily-loss calculation. Confirm both with Tradeify before relying on either.

The overall rule does specify real-time enforcement against net liquidation value. For the distinction between a pause and account failure, see what happens when a daily limit is reached.