To maintain a fair and secure trading environment, Exclusive Funded has established specific rules and guidelines. Below is an overview of the most pertinent information:

1. Prohibited Trading Strategies

Exclusive Markets strictly forbids trading practices that exploit the simulated trading environment or deviate from real-market conditions. Such prohibited strategies include:

• High-Frequency Trading (HFT): Utilizing algorithms or automated systems to execute numerous trades rapidly, potentially leading to market manipulation.​
• Latency Arbitrage: Exploiting time delays between trading venues to gain unfair advantages.
• Abuse of Delayed Data Feeds or Simulated Environment: Utilizing delayed data or executing large-volume trades without a logical strategy to gain unfair advantages.​
• Martingale Trading: Increasing investment size after each simulated loss to recover previous losses, posing significant risks.​

Engaging in these strategies may result in trade reversals, account restrictions, or termination.​

2. News Trading Policy

Trading on challenge accounts during high impact news is permitted. Clients are restricted from opening and closing any trade 4 minutes before and 4 minutes after the news only on Funded Accounts. This includes both Market Execution and opening/closing Pending Orders (including take profit and stop loss).

3. Gambling & Reckless Trading Behavior

Exclusive Markets prohibits trading behaviors that resemble gambling or reckless betting, including:​

• Punting: Placing a small number of large, high-risk trades without a structured strategy.​
• Overleveraging: Using excessive margin on a single trade, risking significant losses from minor market movements.​
• Overexposure: Taking large positions in highly correlated assets, falsely assuming diversification.​
• All-In Strategies: Risking a large percentage of the account balance on one trade without proper risk management.​
• Doubling Down (Martingale): Increasing trade sizes after losses to recover quickly, increasing risk exposure.​
• Excessive High-Frequency Scalping: Opening and closing trades within seconds without a sustainable long-term strategy.​

Traders engaging in these practices may face warnings, trade restrictions, resets, or account termination.​

4. Consequences of Rule Violations

Violations of Exclusive Markets' trading rules can lead to account breaches, resulting in the inability to continue trading on the account.​

Adhering to these guidelines is crucial for maintaining account eligibility. For the most detailed and up-to-date information, refer to Exclusive Markets’ official Terms of Service and FAQ section.

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To maintain a fair and secure trading environment, ThinkCapital has established specific rules and guidelines. Below is an overview of the most pertinent information:

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1. Prohibited Trading Strategies

ThinkCapital strictly forbids trading practices that exploit the simulated trading environment or deviate from real-market conditions. Such prohibited strategies include:

• Grid (Reverse) Trading: Placing inverse buy and sell orders of the same instrument with similar risk levels, leading to potential market manipulation and over-leveraging.
• Hedging Across Multiple Accounts: Opening opposing positions across different accounts to exploit price movements without market risk.
• Collusion Between Users: Coordinated trading across multiple accounts to manipulate markets.
• Latency Arbitrage: Exploiting time delays between trading venues to gain unfair advantages.
• High-Frequency Trading (HFT): Using algorithms, bots, or Expert Advisors (EAs) to execute numerous trades rapidly, potentially leading to market manipulation.
• Abuse of Delayed Data Feeds or Simulated Environment: Utilizing delayed data or executing large-volume trades without a logical strategy to gain unfair advantages.
• Martingale Trading: Increasing investment size after each simulated loss to recover previous losses, posing significant risks.

Engaging in these strategies may result in trade reversals, account restrictions, or termination.

2. News Trading Policy
ThinkCapital’s news trading policy depends on the account type:

• Challenge Accounts: News trading is allowed, but excessive reliance on high-impact news events for rapid gains may result in a review or reset to an earlier phase.
• Funded Accounts: News trading is prohibited unless the "News Trading Add-On" is purchased during the challenge phase. Without this add-on, trades cannot be executed two minutes before or after major economic news releases. Violations may result in immediate termination of the funded account.

3. Gambling & Reckless Trading Behavior
ThinkCapital prohibits trading behaviors that resemble gambling or reckless betting, including:

• Punting: Placing a small number of large, high-risk trades without a structured strategy.
• Overleveraging: Using excessive margin on a single trade, risking significant losses from minor market movements.
• Overexposure: Taking large positions in highly correlated assets, falsely assuming diversification.
• All-In Strategies: Risking a large percentage of the account balance on one trade without proper risk management.
• Doubling Down (Martingale): Increasing trade sizes after losses to recover quickly, increasing risk exposure.
• Excessive High-Frequency Scalping: Opening and closing trades within seconds without a sustainable long-term strategy.

Traders engaging in these practices may face warnings, trade restrictions, resets, or account termination.

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Adhering to these guidelines is crucial for maintaining account eligibility. Violations can lead to restrictions, removal of trades, or account termination. For the most detailed and up-to-date information, refer to ThinkCapital’s official Terms of Service and FAQ section.

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To maintain a fair and secure trading environment, FunderPro has established specific rules and guidelines, including certain prohibited practices. Below is an overview of the most pertinent information:

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1. Prohibited Trading Practices

To ensure market integrity, FunderPro prohibits the following behaviors:

• Copy Trading Between Different Individuals: Copy trading and copying signals are permitted only between accounts owned by the same individual. Copying trades or signals between accounts belonging to different individuals is not allowed.
• Opposing Positions Across Accounts: Opening opposing positions for the same instrument on two separate trading accounts owned by the same user is prohibited.
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2. News Trading Policy

FunderPro's policy on trading during news events varies by account type:

• Swing Accounts: Trading during news events is permitted.
• Fast Track and Regular Challenges: Trading during news events is not permitted.

Traders can view restricted news events under Section 10 of the Terms & Conditions or join FunderPro's Discord server, where restricted news for each week is posted in the #⛔-restricted-news channel. ‍

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3. Consistency Rule

To promote stable and sustainable trading, FunderPro implements a Consistency Rule during the challenge phases:

• Profit Limitation: The profits of your best trading day should not exceed 45% of your total profits.
• Application: This rule applies to Regular (Phase 1 and Phase 2), Fast Track (Phase 1), and Swing (Phase 1 and Phase 2) Challenges. It does not apply to the Live Account (Funded Stage).

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4. Maximum Capital Allocation

FunderPro sets a limit on the total initial capital across all your accounts:

• Capital Limit: The total initial capital of all your FunderPro accounts combined cannot exceed $200,000.
• Account Combinations: You can combine accounts in various ways, as long as the total initial capital does not surpass $200,000.

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5. Inactivity Policy

To ensure active participation, FunderPro enforces an inactivity policy:

• Account Deactivation: If your account is inactive for 30 consecutive days, it will be terminated.

Adhering to these rules and guidelines is essential for maintaining your account's standing with FunderPro. Engaging in prohibited practices can lead to actions ranging from the removal of conflicting positions to the termination of the account and cessation of cooperation. For the most detailed and up-to-date information, please refer to FunderPro's official Terms & Conditions and Help and Knowledge Base.

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List of Prohibited Trading Practices

• High-frequency trading (HFT) / latency arbitrage bots
• Signal trading/passing services/group trading
• Hedging between PipFarm accounts/other prop firm accounts
• News/gap trading
• Cross-Account Risk Manipulation
• Hedging Techniques to Manipulate Program Rules

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News trading:

News trading is allowed. However, their trading platform prevents opening new positions five minutes before and up to ten minutes after high-impact news.

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Inactivity rule:

You must close a trade at least every 28 days to indicate that you're still active and keep your account functional. The size or duration of the trade does not matter.

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Maximum Allocation:

The maximum initial funding you can receive is $300,000. However, you can increase your capital through PipFarm's scaling program. Additional funding from scaling is exempt from the max allocation rules.

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For more detailed research about PipFarm's rules you can go HERE.

To maintain a fair and secure trading environment, Fintokei has established specific rules and guidelines, including certain prohibited practices. Below is an overview of the most pertinent information:

1. Prohibited Trading Practices

To ensure market integrity, Fintokei prohibits the following behaviors:

• Martingale and Aggressive Averaging: This high-risk strategy involves increasing position sizes after a loss to offset previous losses. Such practices are considered akin to gambling and are not permitted.
• Tick Scalping: Engaging in rapid trades, typically lasting less than 15 seconds, to exploit minor price movements is prohibited due to challenges in trade replication and potential market manipulation.
• Latency Arbitrage Trading: Exploiting delays between different data feeds to gain an unfair advantage is not allowed.
• Opposite Trading or Hedging Across Multiple Accounts or Traders: Coordinating trades to take opposing positions across different accounts to minimize risk or manipulate outcomes is prohibited.
• Overleveraging Without a System: Engaging in trading with excessive leverage without a well-defined strategy is not allowed.
• One-Sided Bets: Placing large, unhedged positions that resemble gambling rather than strategic trading is prohibited.
• Account Rolling: Creating multiple accounts to circumvent rules or reset trading conditions is forbidden.

2. Anti-Gambling Policy

Fintokei is committed to promoting safe and responsible trading. The company discourages actions resembling excessive risk-taking and gambling behaviors. Traders are expected to:

• Have a well-defined trading plan and system.
• Apply sound risk management in their trading.
• Demonstrate discipline and consistent results over a longer period.

3. Consistency Rules

To promote stable and sustainable trading, Fintokei implements consistency rules:

• Profit Limitation: No more than 40% of the total profit during a payout cycle can come from a single trading day.
• Net Positive Payout Policy: Payouts are only allowed if all active accounts are at break-even or profitable at the end of the day before the payout is requested.

4. Recommended Risk Management

Fintokei advises traders to adhere to prudent risk management practices:

• Risk per Trade: Risking between 0.5% and 1% per trade idea is recommended as a safe approach.

Adhering to these rules and guidelines is essential for maintaining your account's standing with Fintokei. Engaging in prohibited practices can lead to actions ranging from warnings to the termination of the account and cessation of cooperation. For the most detailed and up-to-date information, please refer to Fintokei's official Terms & Conditions and Help and Knowledge Base.

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General Questions:

• Finotive Funding prohibits certain trading practices, including news straddling, and the use of trade copiers and signal services/groups. They allow the use of VPNs and VPS, as well as strategies like hedging and scalping. However, grid or martingale trading is not permitted. Account merging is possible, and traders can have multiple emails on different accounts. Specific countries are prohibited, and existing traders from the US should verify their eligibility.
• You are able to use trade copiers.
• Martingale and grid trading is also allowed with Finotive.

Risk Management:

• On Instant Funding accounts, traders are allowed to risk up to 50% of your daily drawdown (DD) limit, collectively across all open trades. For Challenge accounts, while there is no set maximum risk per trade, Finotive strongly advise employing sound risk management. Avoid all-or-nothing strategies—protect your capital by not risking your entire drawdown (DD) allowance at once and it is also super wise and important not to wager the majority of your daily drawdown (DD) limit on multiple open trades.
• News trading is also allowed but news straddling is forbiden.

Payouts:

• You can request your first withdrawal starting from day one of achieving funded status, with the flexibility to request withdrawals every week thereafter.

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To maintain a fair and secure trading environment, BrightFunded has established specific rules and guidelines, including certain prohibited practices. Below is an overview of the most pertinent information:

1. Prohibited Trading Practices

To ensure market integrity, BrightFunded prohibits the following behaviors:

• Exploiting Service Errors: Taking advantage of service errors, such as delays in price display or updates, is strictly prohibited.

• Use of Unauthorized Software: Employing software, artificial intelligence, ultra-high-speed trading, or mass data entry methods that could abuse the system or provide an unfair advantage is not allowed.

• Prohibited Hedging Practices: Hedging the same financial instrument across different trading accounts is strictly prohibited. If detected, a first-time violation will result in a soft breach, including a warning and closure of all trades. A second violation will lead to permanent account closure. Hedging within the same account is permitted.

• Unauthorized Copy Trading: Copy trading is allowed only between accounts owned by the same individual. Copying trades between accounts not owned by the same person, including those of relatives or friends, is strictly prohibited. Violations can lead to profit deductions, account resets, or account closure.

2. News Trading Policy

BrightFunded's guidelines for trading around news events are as follows:

• Phase 1 and Phase 2: Traders can trade around news events freely, with no restrictions.
• Funded Star Account: Trading within a 10-minute window surrounding significant news releases—defined as 5 minutes before and 5 minutes after the event—is prohibited. Violations will result in a deduction of the profit made on that particular trade. Executed trades during this period that lead to a loss won't be compensated. This is considered a soft breach and will not result in account termination.

3. Risk Management Guidelines

BrightFunded advises traders to adhere to prudent risk management practices:

• Negative Available Margin: If your available margin falls below zero, resulting in a negative available margin, this will constitute a soft breach of your account.

Adhering to these rules and guidelines is essential for maintaining your account's standing with BrightFunded. Engaging in prohibited practices can lead to actions ranging from warnings to the termination of the account and cessation of cooperation. For the most detailed and up-to-date information, please refer to BrightFunded's official Terms & Conditions and Help Center.

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To maintain a fair and secure trading environment, For Traders has established specific rules and guidelines. Below is an overview of the most pertinent information:

1. Prohibited Trading Strategies

For Traders strictly forbids trading practices that exploit the trading environment or deviate from standard market conditions. Such prohibited strategies include:

• Use of Automated Bots: Employing automated trading systems to execute trades without manual intervention.
• High-Frequency Trading (HFT): Executing numerous trades in rapid succession to exploit minor price discrepancies.
• 40% Margin Rule Violation: Utilizing more than 40% of the available margin for a single trade or multiple trades on the same instrument in the same direction. (this rule do not apply for Two-Step Pro challenge)‍
• Arbitrage Trading: Taking advantage of price differences between markets or platforms to secure risk-free profits.‍
• Grid Trading: Placing buy and sell orders at set intervals above and below a set price, without regard to market direction.‍
• Tick Scalping: Profiting from minor price changes, often holding positions for very short durations.‍
• Hedging: Opening opposing positions on the same instrument to offset potential losses.‍
• Gambling: Engaging in trading behaviors that resemble gambling or reckless betting.

Engaging in these strategies may result in trade reversals, account restrictions, or termination.

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2. News Trading Policy

For Traders allows news trading with specific conditions:

• Challenge Accounts: Traders can hold positions over news events but are prohibited from opening new trades within five minutes before and after a high-impact news release.

• Master Accounts: The same rule applies as in Challenge Accounts.

Violations may result in profit deductions or other penalties.

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News trading is allowed for Two-Step Pro challenge both on Challenge and Funded phases.

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3. Inactivity Rule

For Traders enforces an inactivity policy to ensure active participation:

• Challenge and Master Accounts: An account is considered inactive if there is no meaningful trading activity for 30 consecutive days. Minimal trades, such as 0.01 lots executed solely to meet the activity requirement, do not qualify as meaningful trading activity.

• Instant Master Accounts: The inactivity period is set to 7 days.

Accounts deemed inactive will be terminated.

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4. Consequences of Rule Violations

Violations of For Traders' rules can lead to:

• Serious Violations: May result in immediate removal from the ongoing challenge and closure of all associated accounts.

Each violation is considered individually, distinguishing between intentional and unintentional actions.

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Adhering to these guidelines is crucial for maintaining account eligibility. For the most detailed and up-to-date information, refer to For Traders' official Help Center.

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Prohibited Trading Practices

To maintain the integrity of their trading programs, Funded Trading Plus prohibits the following practices:

• Copy Trading: Engaging in copy trading across accounts is not allowed. This includes opening identical positions on the same market in the same direction across multiple accounts simultaneously. For instance, if you open a trade on Gold at 10:30 AM and close it at 11:30 AM, you cannot open a position on Gold in another account during that timeframe. Violations may lead to profit nullification based on FTP's terms and conditions.
• Toxic Trading Practices: Strategies such as arbitrage, which exploit inefficiencies in the simulated trading environment, are strictly forbidden. Accounts employing such methods may face termination.

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Account Limitations and Management

Funded Trading Plus imposes certain restrictions to promote responsible trading:

• Number of Accounts: Traders can open multiple evaluation accounts; however, only two simulated live accounts ("FT+ trader accounts") can be funded simultaneously.
• Maximum Initial Funding: The maximum initial funding across all accounts is $400,000, with no single merged account exceeding $200,000.
• Account Resets: If an evaluation is failed, traders have the option to reset their account upon payment of a reset fee.

Risk Management and Reviews

FTP conducts risk assessments to ensure compliance with their standards:

• Risk Review Policy: All traders reaching the profit target will undergo a risk management assessment before receiving a funded account. This review evaluates trading behavior to ensure adherence to Funded Trading Plus's guidelines.
• Drawdown Management: Understanding relative drawdown is crucial. It represents the distance between your account's high watermark (the highest balance after closing profitable trades) and the maximum drawdown level (the lowest permissible balance). Traders are advised to maintain a buffer to avoid breaching drawdown limits.
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Program Flexibility:

• Traders can change their program platform before starting and taking any trades. This change incurs a $25 fee. To initiate this, contact support and process the payment through their checkout page.

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For more comprehensive details, please refer to Funded Trading Plus's official FAQs.

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Blue Guardian has established specific rules and guidelines, including certain prohibited practices. Below is an overview of the most pertinent information:

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1. Prohibited Trading Practices

Blue Guardian explicitly prohibits certain trading behaviors to ensure market integrity:

• Exploiting Unrealistic Market Fills: Strategies that take advantage of unrealistic market fills or inefficiencies inherent in a demo trading environment are strictly forbidden.
• Strategy Inconsistency: Utilizing one strategy to pass an assessment and then employing a different strategy in a funded account is not allowed.
• Excessive Risk-Taking: Engaging in practices that involve risking a significant percentage of the account balance in a single simulated trade or across multiple overlapping simulated trades is prohibited.
• News Event Exploitation: Implementing a "Boom or Bust" approach, where the success or failure of the account relies upon one simulated trade or a series of simulated trades connected to a major news event, is not permitted.

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2. Inactivity Rule

To ensure active participation, Blue Guardian enforces an inactivity policy:

• Account Deactivation: All accounts will be deactivated after 30 days of inactivity. Traders must place at least one trade within this period to keep their accounts active.

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Adhering to these rules and guidelines is essential for maintaining your account's standing with Blue Guardian. Engaging in prohibited practices can lead to actions ranging from the removal of conflicting positions to the termination of the account and cessation of cooperation. For the most detailed and up-to-date information, please refer to Blue Guardian's official FAQ.

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​To maintain a fair and secure trading environment, FXIFY has established specific rules and guidelines. Below is an overview of the most pertinent information:​

1. Prohibited Trading Strategies

FXIFY strictly forbids trading practices that exploit the simulated trading environment or deviate from real-market conditions. Such prohibited strategies include:​

• High-Frequency Trading (HFT): Utilizing advanced algorithms and high-speed networks to execute numerous trades in fractions of a second, potentially leading to market manipulation and instability.
• Reverse Hedging: Placing offsetting positions across multiple accounts within FXIFY to minimize or negate risks, thereby exploiting the firm's rules or limitations.
• Group Hedging: Collaborating with other traders to place opposing trades in different accounts within FXIFY, aiming to minimize overall risk while appearing to actively trade.
• Account Management: Allowing someone else to trade on your behalf or managing another individual's account, which is strictly prohibited.
• Exploiting Errors in Services: Using trading strategies that knowingly or unknowingly exploit errors in FXIFY's services, such as discrepancies in price displays or delays in updates.
• Trading with External or Slow Data Feeds: Executing trades using external or delayed data feeds to gain unfair advantages. ​
• Highly Speculative Trading Strategies: Engaging in trading strategies that involve excessive risk-taking beyond standard trading practices. ​
• Coordinated Trading to Manipulate Markets: Performing trades alone or in concert with others, including between connected accounts, to manipulate trading outcomes, such as simultaneously entering into opposite positions.
• Use of Unauthorized Software: Employing software, artificial intelligence, ultra-high-speed, or mass data entry methods that might manipulate, abuse, or provide an unfair advantage when using FXIFY's systems or services. ​
• Gap Trading Around Major Events: Opening trades when major global news, macroeconomic events, or corporate reports are scheduled, especially within specific time frames that might affect the relevant financial markets. ​

Engaging in these strategies may result in trade reversals, account restrictions, or termination.​

2. News Trading Policy

FXIFY permits news trading across its account types. However, traders should be aware of the potential risks associated with high-impact news events and ensure they have appropriate risk management strategies in place.​

3. Gambling & Reckless Trading Behavior

FXIFY prohibits trading behaviors that resemble gambling or reckless betting, including:​

• Punting: Placing a small number of large, high-risk trades without a structured strategy.​
• Overleveraging: Using excessive margin on a single trade, risking significant losses from minor market movements.​
• Overexposure: Taking large positions in highly correlated assets, falsely assuming diversification.​
• All-In Strategies: Risking a large percentage of the account balance on one trade without proper risk management.​
• Doubling Down (Martingale): Increasing trade sizes after losses to recover quickly, increasing risk exposure.​
• Excessive High-Frequency Scalping: Opening and closing trades within seconds without a sustainable long-term strategy.​

Traders engaging in these practices may face warnings, trade restrictions, resets, or account termination.​

4. Consequences of Rule Violations

Violations of FXIFY's trading rules can lead to account breaches, resulting in the inability to continue trading on the account.​

Adhering to these guidelines is crucial for maintaining account eligibility. For the most detailed and up-to-date information, refer to FXIFY’s official Terms of Service and FAQ section.

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To maintain a fair and secure trading environment, E8 Markets has established specific rules and guidelines, including certain prohibited practices. Below is an overview of the most pertinent information:

1. Prohibited Trading Practices

To ensure market integrity, E8 Markets prohibits the following behaviors:

• All-or-Nothing Trading: Risking your entire account balance on a single trade is not permitted. Such excessively risky trading styles violate E8 Markets' terms and will result in account termination with a full refund.
• Hedging Across Multiple Accounts: Hedging across multiple accounts, even those belonging to the same trader, is strictly prohibited. This involves opening opposing positions on the same asset, which undermines fair trading and disrupts the integrity of the platform.
• Use of Expert Advisors (EAs): While the use of EAs is permitted, each user is limited to one strategy. If multiple users are found executing the same trades or strategy, it may lead to account termination. Additionally, there is a server request limitation of 2,000 modifications (such as TP/SL adjustments) and a maximum position limit of 2,000 per day.
• Irresponsible Trading in Simulated Accounts: Executing large-volume trades without a coherent strategy or disregarding fundamental market analysis and risk management practices is considered an abuse of the simulated environment and will be penalized.
• High-Frequency Trading (HFT) Restrictions: To prevent HFT behaviors, traders cannot hold more than 50% of their trades for under one minute.

2. News Trading Policy

During the evaluation phases (Phases 1, 2, and 3), traders are free to simulate trades on any news events. However, due to the simulated platform tracking real-world markets, traders must be aware of the risks associated with slippage. In the E8 Trader account, trading based on news is not permitted.

3. Consistency Rules

E8 Markets requires traders to demonstrate consistent trading practices. If a trader's approach shows signs of extreme behavior, their trading may be subject to review by the risk team, who may require consistency over a longer period. Failure to demonstrate a consistent and sustainable trading strategy may result in restrictions on trading activities, termination of the agreement, or withholding of payouts.

4. Recommended Risk Management

E8 Markets advises traders to adhere to prudent risk management practices. If prohibited practices are detected, the company reserves the right to de-risk the trading strategy by limiting risk to no more than 1% per trade idea or time horizon.

Adhering to these rules and guidelines is essential for maintaining your account's standing with E8 Markets. Engaging in prohibited practices can lead to actions ranging from warnings to the termination of the account and cessation of cooperation. For the most detailed and up-to-date information, please refer to E8 Markets' official Terms & Conditions and their official FAQ section.

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To maintain a fair and secure trading environment, Maven Trading has established specific rules and guidelines. Below is an overview of the most pertinent information:

1. Prohibited Trading Practices

To ensure market integrity, Maven Trading prohibits the following behaviors:

• Gambling: Engaging in high-risk trading behaviors that resemble gambling is strictly prohibited. This includes:
  • Excessive Scalping: Holding 50% or more of your trades for less than a minute.
  • Martingale Strategy: Opening five or more positions simultaneously in drawdown on the same pair.
  • All-In: Placing a single large trade without proper risk management, aiming to pass or fail the challenge in one go.
• Reverse/Group Hedging: Using your account to bet in one direction on a singular trade against another account, attempting to reverse the trade of another account for a guaranteed win.
• Exclusive Hedging: Engaging in hedging throughout a challenge or live account using malicious Expert Advisors (EAs) that exploit the demo-trading environment. If detected, you may be asked to provide the EA used.
• Unauthorized Use of EAs: While EAs are permitted, using those that violate the above rules, such as High-Frequency Trading (HFT) or hedge zone strategies, is not allowed. Proof of the EA may be requested to ensure compliance.

Engaging in any of these prohibited practices can lead to account termination and forfeiture of any profits.

2. Anti-Gambling Policy

Maven Trading is committed to promoting safe and responsible trading. The company discourages actions resembling excessive risk-taking and gambling behaviors. Traders are expected to:

• Have a well-defined trading plan and system.
• Apply sound risk management in their trading.
• Demonstrate discipline and consistent results over a longer period.

3. Consistency Rules

To promote stable and sustainable trading, Maven Trading implements consistency rules:

• Profit Limitation: No more than 40% of the total profit during a payout cycle can come from a single trading day.
• Net Positive Payout Policy: Payouts are only allowed if all active accounts are at break-even or profitable at the end of the day before the payout is requested.

4. Recommended Risk Management

Maven Trading advises traders to adhere to prudent risk management practices:

• Risk per Trade: Risking between 0.5% and 1% per trade idea is recommended as a safe approach.

Adhering to these rules and guidelines is essential for maintaining your account's standing with Maven Trading. Engaging in prohibited practices can lead to actions ranging from warnings to the termination of the account and cessation of cooperation. For the most detailed and up-to-date information, please refer to Maven Trading's official Terms & Conditions and FAQ Section on their website.

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FundingPips has established specific rules and guidelines, including certain prohibited practices. Below is an overview of the most pertinent information:

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1. Prohibited Trading Practices

FundingPips explicitly prohibits certain trading behaviors to ensure market integrity:

• Excessive Risk-Taking: Engaging in high-risk strategies that resemble gambling or one-sided betting is not allowed.
• Toxic Trading Flow: Practices that disrupt market stability or exploit system vulnerabilities are forbidden.

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2. Risk Management Guidelines

To promote responsible trading, FundingPips enforces the following risk management rules:

• Maximum Loss Limit: A trader's largest single loss should not exceed 3% of the master account size.
• Short-Term Trade Profits: Profits from trades closed within one minute of opening will not be counted towards the master account.

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3. Elite Level Advancement

FundingPips offers a progression system for consistent traders:

• "Hot-Seat" Elite Level: After receiving 16 payouts with a top profit split of 40%, traders can unlock the "Hot-Seat" level, which includes additional benefits.

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Adhering to these rules and guidelines is essential for maintaining your account's standing with FundingPips. Engaging in prohibited practices can lead to actions ranging from the removal of conflicting positions to the termination of the account and cessation of cooperation. For the most detailed and up-to-date information, please refer to FundingPips' official Help Center.

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FundedNext Trading Rules & Guidelines

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To maintain a fair and secure trading environment, FundedNext has established strict trading rules. Below is an overview of the most important guidelines.

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1. Prohibited Trading StrategiesFundedNext prohibits any trading strategies that exploit the platform, manipulate market conditions, or deviate from real trading environments. The following trading strategies are strictly forbidden:

• High-Frequency Trading (HFT): Using automated systems, bots, or expert advisors to execute an excessive number of trades within milliseconds.
• Quick Strike Method: Opening and closing trades in an extremely short time frame to take advantage of fleeting price fluctuations.
• Latency Arbitrage: Exploiting delays in trade execution or market data to gain an unfair advantage.
• Copy Trading from Others: Traders are only allowed to copy trades from accounts owned by themselves. Copy trading between different individuals (friends, relatives, or third parties) is strictly prohibited.
• Hedging Across Multiple Accounts: Hedging is only permitted within the same account. Placing opposite trades across multiple accounts to reduce risk is not allowed.
• Arbitrage Trading: Exploiting price discrepancies between different markets or platforms to generate risk-free profits.
• Tick Scalping: Engaging in ultra-short-term scalping strategies that rely on minimal price changes within seconds.
• Grid Trading: Placing multiple buy and sell orders at different price levels to take advantage of price swings, which can create excessive risk.
• Gambling Behavior: Executing trades based on luck rather than structured analysis or risk management.
• Account Rolling: Using multiple accounts to bypass trading rules, reset drawdowns, or gain unfair advantages.
• One-Sided Betting: Continuously taking trades in the same direction without a structured strategy, often relying on luck rather than analysis.
• Hyperactivity: Placing an excessive number of trades beyond what is considered reasonable trading behavior.
• Use of Platform or Data Freezing Due to Demo Server Errors: Exploiting server glitches, freezing prices, or delayed data to manipulate trades.

Violations of these rules may lead to trade reversals, warnings, account restrictions, or termination.

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2. News Trading Policy

FundedNext’s news trading policy varies depending on the challenge type:

• Evaluation, Stellar, and Stellar Lite Challenges: News trading is allowed in both the Challenge and Funded Accounts.
• Express Challenge: News trading is restricted—traders may not open or close trades 5 minutes before and after major news events.

Violating the news trading policy may result in account termination or penalties.

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3. Reckless Trading Behavior

FundedNext prohibits trading behavior that resembles gambling or exposes accounts to excessive risk:

• Overleveraging: Using excessive margin, increasing the risk of liquidation from minor price movements.
• All-In Strategies: Risking an entire or significant portion of the account balance on a single trade.
• Martingale Trading: Increasing trade sizes after a loss in an attempt to recover quickly.
• Excessive High-Frequency Scalping: Opening and closing trades rapidly without a long-term strategy.

Traders engaging in these practices may receive warnings, have their trades removed, or face account termination.

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Adhering to these guidelines is crucial for maintaining account eligibility. Violations can lead to penalties, trade removals, or complete account suspension. For the most up-to-date and detailed information, refer to FundedNext’s official Terms of Service and FAQ section.

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