Hex Funded supports a wide range of trading strategies; however, certain high-risk or unrealistic methods are restricted to maintain a fair and sustainable trading environment.
Below is what is permitted and what is not.
Hedging
Allowed
Hedging is permitted when used within a single Hex Funded account as part of your normal trading strategy.
Not Allowed
The following forms of hedging are prohibited:
Group hedging or mirroring positions across multiple unmerged Hex Funded accounts
Hedging intended to replicate the same strategy across accounts
Hedging used to exploit price feeds, latency, or news volatility
Using hedging to duplicate trades across unmerged accounts will result in a hard breach of all affected accounts.
Martingale
Not Allowed
Martingale and similar recovery-based systems are prohibited, including:
Doubling or increasing lot size after every loss
Grid-style recovery systems
Exponential position scaling
Any strategy built around “chasing losses”
These behaviours create unrealistic equity patterns, excessive risk, and unsustainable drawdowns, and therefore cannot be used on Hex Funded accounts.
Any account found using martingale or comparable methods may face a breach or closure.
Why These Rules Exist
These restrictions ensure that traders operate with realistic and responsible trading practices that reflect genuine long-term viability.
Violations may result in:
Hard breach
Profit forfeiture
Evaluation reset
Account closure
Hex Funded expects traders to maintain professional and sustainable trading behaviour at all times.