QT Funded (Quant Tekel) rules, explained (2026)

QT Funded runs a static-drawdown model on its Standard accounts — no trailing floor to chase — which keeps the risk math simple. It's primarily a forex/CFD firm.

Static max drawdown

The Standard account's maximum drawdown is a static 10% of your original balance — $5,000 on a 50K. It's fixed from the start and doesn't trail your equity, so every dollar of profit is permanent headroom.

Daily loss limit

There's roughly a 4% daily loss limit — about $2,000 on a 50K. Hit it and trading halts for the day. Between the static max and the daily cap, you always know your two hard lines.

Consistency

Standard funded accounts have no consistency rule, so one strong day won't hold up a payout. Note that QT's POWER accounts do apply a 35% consistency cap — check which account type you hold. Verify current terms on qtfunded.quanttekel.com.

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