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Definition

Hard breach vs soft breach

Hard breach = account terminated (drawdown limits). Soft breach = trades closed or payout affected, account survives.

Some firms distinguish violations: exceeding max drawdown is always hard; holding through a restricted news window or over a weekend might be 'soft' — positions force-closed, profits from the trade voided, account intact.

Never assume a violation is soft: the same act (say, weekend holding) is a warning at one firm and a termination at the next. The decoded rulebook per firm is the source of truth.

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