Dubai, UAE - Paid To Trade, a forex prop firm built around transparency and trader-first rules, today announced the release of Static Accounts, a new account type designed for traders who want cleaner drawdown rules, reliable payout structure, and minimal restrictions on trading style. The announcement comes as Paid To Trade continues to scale awareness around its flagship account types, which are widely known for one defining advantage: no daily drawdown.

In an industry where many prop firms rely on daily loss limits, hidden restrictions, and overly complex risk systems, Paid To Trade has taken the opposite stance. The firm’s flagship account types are built around removing the daily drawdown constraint entirely, allowing strategies to play out naturally without forcing traders to reduce size or stop trading due to a single intraday fluctuation. This approach supports both short-term execution and long-term consistency, especially for traders who have previously struggled with daily loss rules that can eliminate accounts even when the overall risk management remains controlled.

“No daily drawdown has been our clearest promise from day one,” said a Paid To Trade spokesperson. “We built Paid To Trade because traders deserve a fair environment. Not one where a good month can be destroyed by a single day. Static Accounts expand our lineup for traders who prefer a more traditional risk model, but the philosophy stays the same: no hidden rules, clear expectations, and the freedom to execute.”

A Flagship Model Built Around No Daily Drawdown

Paid To Trade’s flagship structure was created around a simple observation: many skilled traders do not fail because they lack strategy. They fail because daily drawdown limits punish normal market movement.

Daily loss limits often create a situation where a trader’s edge is forced to operate inside a narrow intraday box. Strategies that require patience, wider stop placement, scaling, or short-term volatility tolerance can be unintentionally punished. Even strong traders can lose an account due to one unstable session, a spread spike, or a temporary drawdown that later recovers.

Paid To Trade’s no daily drawdown structure removes that trap, allowing traders to focus on two things that matter most: managing overall risk and executing cleanly. This makes the rules easier to follow, easier to understand, and easier to respect.

The firm has paired this approach with transparency-first trust signals, including instant payout approvals, weekly payout reporting, and a one-page rulebook designed to keep traders informed before they commit.

Static Accounts Now Available for Traders Who Prefer Fixed Limits

While the no daily drawdown structure remains the signature foundation for Paid To Trade’s flagship accounts, the company recognized a growing segment of traders who prefer a more fixed, traditional drawdown model. Static Accounts were built specifically for this audience.

Static Accounts are designed to feel straightforward. A trader knows exactly how much daily loss is allowed and how much total loss is permitted, without the complexity of trailing calculations or shifting baselines. This appeals to traders who want predictable limits, consistent risk planning, and a familiar evaluation environment.

The release of Static Accounts adds a second path within the Paid To Trade ecosystem, giving traders the ability to choose what aligns with their trading psychology and execution style.

Key Highlights of Static Accounts

No consistency rule

Static Accounts remove the consistency rule entirely, which is often a major pain point for traders. Many prop firms enforce consistency limits that punish uneven performance, even when the trader is profitable and within risk thresholds. Paid To Trade’s Static Accounts eliminate this restriction so that traders are not forced to artificially “smooth” results or undertrade on strong days.

Clear 50% payout cap

Static Accounts feature a 50% payout cap designed to create a balanced payout framework that remains sustainable while still rewarding performance. This cap provides a clear ceiling for each payout cycle, helping traders plan expectations with full transparency and no surprises.

90% profit split

Static Accounts offer a 90% profit split, giving traders a premium earning structure from day one. This is designed for traders who prioritize a high reward rate, want to keep more of their performance, and prefer a payout model that feels clean and fair.

7 day payout cycles

Static Accounts follow a fast, predictable payout rhythm. The first payout becomes available after the first 7 trading days, with subsequent payout opportunities becoming available every 7 calendar days. This structure supports traders who want frequent payout access, faster reward feedback, and consistent momentum.

Freedom to use any strategy

Paid To Trade is reaffirming its “no hidden rules” stance across the new Static Accounts lineup. Traders are allowed to use any strategy, as long as it stays within standard prohibited trading boundaries. There are no restrictions on holding time, no required stop loss, no forced time gap between trades, and no arbitrary limits designed to block specific styles.

This includes flexibility for scalpers, swing traders, news traders, and algorithmic traders. Paid To Trade also supports traders who prefer rapid execution or high frequency decision-making, provided it aligns with the firm’s integrity standards.

Built for Clarity, Built for Trust

A key differentiator in Paid To Trade’s approach is the firm’s emphasis on rules that are visible and verifiable. The company has invested in building a system where traders can understand what they are joining before they purchase, and where the experience matches what was promised.

Paid To Trade’s one-page rulebook is designed to eliminate confusion and reduce the friction that often exists between traders and prop firms. The firm also maintains a public-facing transparency approach, supporting its mission to be a reliable alternative in an industry where traders frequently report payout denials, platform instability, or rule changes after purchase.

“We believe the best prop firms do not win by being clever,” the spokesperson added. “They win by being clear. Traders should not feel like they are walking into a guessing game.”

Why This Matters Now

The prop firm industry has grown rapidly in recent years, but trader trust has not kept pace. Many traders have experienced platform instability, abrupt shutdowns, payout delays, and shifting rule structures. This has created a climate where traders are cautious, skeptical, and increasingly demanding proof of legitimacy.

Paid To Trade is responding to that reality by leaning further into transparency and sustainability. The release of Static Accounts is not just a product expansion, but a signal that the company is building a long-term ecosystem where traders have options, clarity, and consistency.

With its flagship no daily drawdown environment still leading the brand identity, Static Accounts become a complementary option for traders who prefer fixed guardrails while still enjoying fast payouts, high earning potential, and strategic freedom.

Availability

Static Accounts are now available through Paid To Trade’s official website. Traders can explore account details, rules, and platform access at paidtotrade.net.

About Paid To Trade

Paid To Trade is a forex prop firm built on clarity, trader freedom, and trust-based execution. The firm is known for its flagship account types that operate with no daily drawdown, alongside a wider lineup designed to serve traders with different risk preferences. Paid To Trade emphasizes transparent rules, simple evaluation structure, and reliable payout systems to support traders who want a professional, predictable path in proprietary trading.

For more information, visit https://paidtotrade.net/

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