Play hard. Play clean.
Break any rule below and you're disqualified — your paid entry is not refunded and you forfeit any pool share.
No bots, no EA
Manual trading only. Expert Advisors, algorithmic bots, copy-trading systems, and any latency-arbitrage strategy are forbidden for the whole tournament week. Violation = immediate disqualification. Entry fee is non-refundable.
No high-frequency trading (HFT)
HFT is defined as opening and closing three (3) trades within a single 60-second window. Offences are handled progressively: the first two HFT occurrences trigger a warning; a third occurrence disqualifies the account and removes it from the tournament with no refund.
No third-party signals
No signal-service auto-execution. You must place your own trades.
No hedging
Hedged positions — even for milliseconds — are not allowed.
Max 2% floating risk
Combined open-position risk must never exceed 2% of account equity.
Max 5% daily drawdown
Intraday drawdown cannot exceed 5% of the day's starting equity.
Max 10% total drawdown
Cumulative drawdown across the tournament cannot exceed 10% of starting equity.
Schedule (forex market hours)
- • Registration opens: Sunday 00:00 UTC — late joiners can enter any time until the tournament ends.
- • Trading window: Monday 00:00 UTC → Friday 23:59 UTC.
- • Settlement: Weekend, after results are verified.
One active tournament at a time
You can only hold one active entry across all tournaments. To join a second one in the same cycle, your previous entry must have already been disqualified for a drawdown violation.
How the pool is split
After the tournament ends, the platform keeps its fee (15% Starter / 10% Pro). The rest is distributed to all traders with positive profit, proportionally to each trader's share of the total profit.
When are withdrawals made?
After the tournament ends, the amount you earned is credited to your in-dashboard wallet. You can then submit a withdrawal request from your dashboard. Please note that withdrawals may take 1 to 4 business days to be processed — the more winners withdraw at the same time, the longer it takes.