Frequently asked questions

No. All trading in this program is simulated. Your orders do not reach a live exchange. The account size is a nominal figure, not cash held for you. What you earn is real cash against simulated profits.

No. Nothing is held for you, and the simulated balance cannot be withdrawn. A $500 gross withdrawal reduces it by $500 and pays you $250 in real cash. The other $250 ceases to exist.

No. There is no evaluation phase and no profit target to pass before you trade.

No. A single large winning day does not reduce or disqualify a payout.

As soon as you meet the six published conditions, including on your first trading day. No minimum trading days, no minimum winning days.

The six conditions →

We cannot promise that. Same-day eligibility is a rule about when you can request. Arrival depends on payment rails, your verification status and banking cut-off times.

Eligibility, processing and settlement →

Neither a target nor an evaluation. It is profit that stays in the simulated account, and it affects only when a withdrawal becomes available and how much.

Buffer by account size →

No. It lowers your equity but it is not a trading loss. It does reduce the room above your trailing threshold, because that threshold never moves down.

No. It follows your highest equity upward, including unrealized gains, and never moves back down. It also never stops rising, so the gap between your balance and your threshold is never wider than your drawdown allowance.

See the diagram →

Yes. Buying an account starts a monthly subscription that runs until you cancel. Both the first month and the lower renewal price are shown before you pay. Cancelling takes effect at the end of the month you have paid for.

No. Stats, rules, payouts, exports, security and support come with every account, and nothing you can buy changes your payout split or your caps. Two extras raise risk limits, which raises variance, not your odds.

You see a truthful pending or failed status. We retry a bounded number of times, then escalate to our team. Your payment is recorded and you are entitled to a remedy.

Adults outside sanctioned jurisdictions, up to five accounts each. The list is a legal question and is not published yet. We will tell you what is needed to verify your identity before you request a payout, not before you buy.

Eligibility policy →

Full refund before your credentials are issued, and within 7 days if you have placed no trades. Once traded, the account has been delivered.

Refund policy draft →

Execution tools are fine. A fully autonomous system needs written approval first. Anything whose edge comes from the simulated fill model is prohibited outright.

Automation policy →

Yes. No blackout windows, and your limits do not change around releases. Fills in fast markets can differ sharply from your screen, and a gap through your stop is still a breach.

Nothing bad. Your account stays open, you keep trading under the normal rules, and the allowance refills when your next billing period begins. It is a ceiling on cash paid per month, not a limit on the account.

Monthly cap by account →

Yes. A breach ends trading, not the subscription: the account stays yours and a reset brings it back. To stop being charged, cancel it in the dashboard. You keep it, reset included, until the paid period ends.

How an account ends →

Up to five. All five in one order takes 30% off the first month, instead of the discount code rather than on top of it. Renewals are not discounted, and accounts do not pool.

Who can open an account →

Two at the standard price in any thirty days. The third inside that window costs what a new account costs, with your discount code, and paying it restarts your two. Your dashboard shows the date a standard reset returns.

No. A reset restores your balance after a breach, but cash already paid to you this billing period still counts against the cap. Take $2,500 of a $4,000 cap, then reset, and $1,500 remains for that period.

After two successful renewals. A successful renewal is a renewal payment that cleared — resets, failed payments and cancelled renewals do not count. Your dashboard shows how many you have and how many remain.