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What is a hard breach?

Learn what constitutes a hard breach and what consequences follow.

Written by Team FD

A hard breach is a serious violation of the rules, integrity standards, or platform safety requirements.

Examples include:

  • Exceeding maximum drawdown

  • Exceeding daily drawdown

  • Fraudulent identity or account activity

  • Account sharing or unauthorized third-party access

  • Prohibited arbitrage or exploit-based trading

  • Manipulation of platform latency or system weaknesses

  • Use of prohibited automation, EAs, or bots

  • Abusive duplication across accounts

A hard breach may result in payout denial, account closure, voided results, ban from the platform, and review across linked accounts.

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