We’re all about real, sustainable trading, so there are a few things we don’t allow on the platform:
High-risk "YOLO" setups – Going all-in with max size and hoping the daily drawdown will save you? That’s not what it's for. You’re expected to manage risk like a real trader.
Excessive order stacking – Using multiple layers of orders to game fill logic or create artificial execution advantages is not permitted.
Ultra-short scalping – If you're consistently opening and closing trades in under 2 minutes for tiny gains, especially without a clear setup, that’s not allowed.
Fill manipulation – Using ultra-tight brackets or targeting areas with no slippage to exploit fill mechanics won't fly here.
Limit order flooding – Spamming identical limit orders to try and force partial or priority fills is considered manipulation.
Account cycling or gambling – Recklessly blowing accounts and buying new ones just to hit one lucky trade, or rotating through multiple evals to dodge consistency, is not allowed.
Opposite positions or hedging – Running conflicting trades across your own accounts (or others) is a no-go, even if they’re technically different markets.
Low-volume market sniping – Targeting obscure instruments during thin liquidity hours to catch easy fills? That’s not trading, that’s exploiting.
Coordinated trading – Working with others to mirror or counteract trades across accounts breaks the fairness we’re trying to protect.
Bottom line, we fund traders with real edge, not those gaming the sim. Keep your approach intentional and professional.