At VANTIR, we uphold the integrity of our platform and maintain a strict policy against any form of trading activity that exploits our systems or deviates from real market behavior. Such practices violate our Terms & Conditions and will lead to immediate disqualification from our challenges.
Below are examples of prohibited trading strategies:
High-Frequency Trading (HFT) & Quick Strike Methods
Ultra-fast execution with excessive order volumes
Exploiting micro-price movements within milliseconds/seconds
These practices cause artificial volatility and place unnecessary strain on the server.
Arbitrage & Latency Exploitation
Taking advantage of price discrepancies between brokers/platforms
Using execution delays or outdated market data to secure guaranteed profits.
Martingale, Grid & Averaging Down
Increasing trade sizes progressively to recover losses
Building grid orders to exploit small price fluctuations
These strategies create unsustainable risk exposure and violate risk management principles.
Tick Scalping & Hyperactivity
Trading based on minimal price movements with an excessive number of orders
Constantly modifying orders, generating thousands of server messages per day
Accounts exceeding specified thresholds for order activity may be flagged or terminated.
Hedging Across Multiple Accounts
Opening opposite trades across different accounts to eliminate risk
Hedging is only allowed within the same account. Group hedging across accounts will result in immediate termination.
Copy Trading / Signal Services
Using external copy trading tools or paid signal services to replicate trades without personal analysis or judgment.
Gambling Behavior
Excessive use of margin (e.g., risking 70% or more of the account balance on a single trade)
Placing “all-in” trades near the daily loss limit
These practices reflect gambling, not professional trading.
Account Rolling
Purchasing multiple challenges and intentionally sacrificing certain accounts while focusing on others
This is considered gambling and does not represent professional trading behavior.
Exploiting Platform Bugs or Server Freezes
Using technical errors, freezing, or data delays on demo servers for an unfair profit advantage.
Low-Liquidity Manipulation
Exploiting low liquidity periods (e.g., during "dead zones" between trading sessions) to guarantee order fills or avoid losses.
Account or Device Sharing
Sharing login details, trading on behalf of others, or using the same device for multiple traders
Strictly prohibited for compliance and security reasons.