1. HFT and High-Frequency Scalping:
High-frequency trading and ultra-fast automatic trading that exploit small price differences and the demo environment by executing multiple positions in a short period. This overloads our broker demo servers and might create risk-free opportunities. We do not permit traders to hold positions for less than 3 minutes. While occasional exceptions may be allowed, this should not form a regular part of your trading strategy.
2. One-Sided Betting:
Only in the funded stage: Risking more than half your daily loss limit for one single trade or multiple trades on the same instrument is not allowed. For example, if an account has a 5% daily drawdown, you can’t risk more than 2.5% on a single position/pair of positions in the same day.
3. Tick Scalping:
Opening many positions for small price changes to exploit the demo environment and broker spreads.
4. Account IP Sharing and Account Management:
No. IP sharing is strictly prohibited on our platform. Each funded account is tied to the verified trader only, and we must be certain it is operated exclusively by that individual without any third-party involvement. For compliance and security reasons, we monitor all IP activity across logins, platforms, dashboards, payments, and verification systems. If IP sharing or suspicious activity is detected, the trader will be contacted for clarification, and failure to resolve the issue may lead to account closure or a permanent ban.
5. Hedging:
It is strictly prohibited to hedge between the same account or to hedge between your prop firm account, brokers, or other prop firms, as this can be exploited to guarantee risk-free profits or pass challenges at a low cost.
6. Latency Arbitrage:
Exploiting delays between the price offered by a broker and the real market price. This practice takes advantage of discrepancies in latency to make riskfree profits.
7. Passing Services:
Buying external passing services done by third parties, similar to account sharing.
8. Server Spamming:
Toxic trading that spams hundreds or thousands of market or limit orders in a short period, slowing down broker servers and potentially harming our partnerships.
9. Weekend Trading:
Opening new positions during the weekend ( Saturday and Sunday) is not allowed. Please note that weekend holding it’s allowed, which means you can hold positions opened from Friday to Monday.