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SabioTrade Rules Explained (2026)

Every SabioTrade rule that can end an account or hold up a reward, with the numbers on a $50,000 Plus account. Rules were checked against SabioTrade's published plan pages, FAQ and Terms in October 2026; confirm in your dashboard.

Last updated October 19, 2026 · rules checked October 2026

Overview: one-step evaluations and Day Trading plans

SabioTrade sells one-step evaluations with a single 10% target, a 5% daily loss limit, a 6% trailing drawdown and no time limit. Sizes and prices on the main site: Essential $20,000 ($139), Plus $50,000 ($339), Advanced $100,000 ($549), Ultimate $200,000 ($1,079) and Supreme $1,000,000 ($6,889). The reward share is 80% on Essential and Plus and 90% from Advanced up. Leverage is 1:30 on forex.

The Day Trading plans (Flash $20,000 at $109, Blaze $35,000 at $219, Daybreak $50,000 at $559, Apex $300,000 at $3,329 on SabioTrade's promo page) ask for 12% with the same loss limits, close every position at the end of the trading day and pay 90% (95% on Apex).

After the target, the account becomes an award account. SabioTrade describes rewards as discretionary, and for accounts created from February 2, 2026 any breach ends the account and forfeits rewards already granted.

Rules that end the account

Both loss limits are tested on live equity. The Terms give the formula for each.

Daily loss
5% of the previous day's closed balance; unrealized P/L is left out of the base. On a $50,000 account that closed yesterday at $51,000 the floor today is $48,450. The Terms and FAQ reset it at 00:00 UTC (7pm CT in US daylight time); the site's comparison table says 5pm EST. Check the clock in your dashboard.
Max loss
6% of the initial balance below the highest closed balance. On $50,000 the floor starts at $47,000 and rises $1 for every $1 of new closed high. No lock is stated before a payout; after a reward request, equity may never fall below the initial balance.
Consistency
The Terms cap the best day or single trade at 40% of total simulated profit; the site FAQ says 55%. Going over is not a breach, but the target rises until the share is back under the limit.
Prohibited
Scalping and HFT, hedging (including across accounts), arbitrage, latency exploits, bots or copiers without written approval, gambling, all-in trades and excessive leverage.
Other
More than 30 days with no new trade is a breach. All positions must be closed when the target is reached.

Payout rules

  • Every 7 days. A reward can be requested at least 7 days after the last approved one, with at least one completed trade in between.
  • Flat and verified. No open trades, no pending request, KYC done and consistency met.
  • Split: 80% on Essential and Plus, 90% on Advanced, Ultimate and Supreme, 90% to 95% on Day Trading plans.
  • The floor locks at the start after a reward. Once you request a reward, equity must stay above the initial balance, so withdrawing everything leaves no buffer.
  • Breach forfeits rewards on accounts created from February 2, 2026.

News and weekend

There is no fixed news window. The Terms say that trading consistently right before news releases or other binary events will not be tolerated and may be treated as gambling, so treat high-impact releases with care.

Weekend holding depends on the package. Where it is not allowed, positions must be closed by Friday 3:45pm EST (2:45pm CT). Day Trading plans close all positions at the end of every trading day.

Worked example: $50,000 Plus

Start: max-loss floor $47,000, daily floor $47,500. Day 1 closes at $51,500, a new closed high, so the trailing floor moves to $48,500 ($51,500 minus $3,000). Day 2's daily floor is $48,925 (5% below $51,500). The nearer floor is the daily one: $2,575 of room.

To reach the target you need $5,000. Under the 40% rule no day may carry more than $2,000 of it; a $2,600 day means total profit has to reach $6,500 before the target counts.

After the first reward the floor is the initial $50,000. If you withdraw down to $50,000 you have no room until new profit is made.

How Proof tracks it

The SabioTrade presets carry the previous-day closed-balance daily rule, the 6% trail from the highest closed balance, the lock at the starting balance once a reward is requested, and the stricter 40% best-day check, and they show live room to the nearer floor.

Proof counts days since the last reward for the 7-day cycle; the payout date calculator does the same for any date.

In Proof

Proof tracks every SabioTrade rule for you

The SabioTrade presets carry the prior-day closed-balance daily floor, the trail from your highest closed balance, the lock after a reward request, the 40% best-day check and the 7-day reward cycle.

See how Proof does it

Frequently asked questions

What is the SabioTrade daily loss limit?

5% of the previous day's closed balance, tested on equity. The Terms reset it at 00:00 UTC; the site table says 5pm EST.

Is the SabioTrade drawdown trailing?

Yes. The floor is 6% of the initial balance below your highest closed balance. After a reward request, equity must not fall below the initial balance.

What is the SabioTrade consistency rule?

The Terms cap any day or trade at 40% of total simulated profit; the site FAQ says 55%. Going over raises the target rather than breaching the account.

How often does SabioTrade pay rewards?

Every 7 days at most, with no open trades, at least one completed trade since the last request and consistency met. Splits are 80% to 95% by plan.

Can I hold trades over the weekend on SabioTrade?

It depends on the package. Where it is not allowed, close by Friday 3:45pm EST. Day Trading plans close everything at the end of each day.

Related

Sources checked October 2026: SabioTrade: Plans and FAQ · SabioTrade: Terms and Conditions · SabioTrade: Plans landing page (Day Trading plans)