Trading rules (all programs)

Day trading, swing trading, scalping that holds positions for more than a minute, EAs you control, and overnight or weekend holding on crypto.

Latency or price-feed arbitrage, exploiting stale prices, tick scalping, hedging between your own accounts or with other firms, account sharing or account management by third parties, and any automation that floods the server with orders.

Hedging inside one account is allowed. Opposite positions across two of your accounts, or with another firm, are not.

Strategies that rely on order-to-fill speed rather than market direction are not allowed. Orders are rate limited per account.

Yes, as long as you run and control them and they trade a genuine strategy. Copy trading of your own strategy across your own accounts is allowed except on Summit.

A soft breach is a warning (for example the first oversized loss on Spark). A hard breach closes the account (maximum loss, daily loss, a second risk strike or a time limit).

The engine closes open positions at the market, the account status changes to Failed and the reason is recorded with the exact equity and floor.

Yes. Every order is journaled and reviewed before rewards are paid.

Two-Step funded accounts can be scaled after consistent rewards. Other programs can be scaled at the risk desk's discretion.