Prohibited Conduct, Breach and Appeal

Effective when affirmatively accepted.

1. PURPOSE AND CONTROLLING RULES

BULLRUSH FUTURES PROP LLC, a Michigan limited liability company, doing business as BIZI Futures Prop LLC and using the brand Bizi Futures (Bizi, we, us, or our). Website: www.bizifutures.com. Contact: ceo@bizifutures.com.

This policy defines automatic risk events, prohibited conduct, permissible trading practices, enforcement evidence, appeals, and account closure. It applies to every Bizi account with the limits in its signed snapshot. An account purchased before 5 October 2026 remains governed by the document versions and Plan and Rules Snapshot accepted at its purchase. Ordinary risk breaches and misconduct are different events and may have different consequences. All trading is simulated.

2. AUTOMATIC RISK RULES

Daily loss. No daily loss limit applies to an account sold under this version.

Drawdown. A BiziDirect account's threshold is its highest settled balance at a session close (5:00 p.m. New York time) less the purchased drawdown allowance. It is recalculated only at a session close, rises when a session closes at a new high, and never moves down. It stops rising once it reaches the starting balance plus $100 and stays there. It is enforced continuously: equity, including unrealized profit and loss, touching or falling below the threshold at any time ends trading on the account. A payout does not move the threshold; the withdrawal comes out of the room above it. A purchased reset restores the starting balance and the initial threshold. A BiziSelect account's max loss limit is described in Section 2A of the Trader Agreement.

Position ceiling. You must remain within the purchased mini or micro ceiling across open exposure. Minis and micros may not be added as if each were a separate allowance. Ten micros use the same allowance as one mini, unless the signed instrument-specific conversion rule expressly provides otherwise. The one-more-contract add-on adds one mini or ten micros. Each approved instrument’s weighting, counted in micro-equivalents where one mini equals ten micros, and its netting group are published on the Bizi Platform page; exposure in different netting groups is added together, not offset.

Trading-session start and end, and the precise equity inputs used by the drawdown monitor, must be stated in the signed snapshot. The trading session ends at 5:00 p.m. New York time (America/New_York, including daylight saving time). Bizi must not assert an undocumented session boundary or calculation method retroactively. Fast markets and data delay can cause execution beyond a limit; the existence and amount of an actual breach must be supported by the authoritative reconciled records.

3. PERMITTED PRACTICES AND RESTRICTIONS

News trading is permitted without blackout windows. Ordinary limits continue to apply and simulated slippage or commissions can affect results.

Execution aids such as order-entry shortcuts, brackets, and risk-management tools are permitted if they do not exploit an execution or data defect. Fully autonomous trading bots require Bizi’s written approval before use. Approval identifies the approved tool and scope; it is not permission to exploit modeled fills or bypass controls.

Copy trading and signal services are permitted for same-direction trading, subject to the account limit, position ceilings, and the ban on discretionary third-party account control. You may use a copier to replicate authorized same-direction trades across accounts you own. A service may supply a signal; it may not log in as you or independently control your account without permission expressly consistent with this policy.

News trading, lawful profitable trading, and use of an approved same-direction copier are not misconduct by themselves. No consistency rule, best-day test, or hidden minimum trading-day requirement may be imposed through this policy. The 40% payout consistency rule on a BiziDirect account and the 50% rule in a BiziSelect evaluation are published plan rules, not conduct rules.

4. PROHIBITED CONDUCT

Account sharing and unauthorized trading. You may not trade another person’s Bizi account or allow another person to exercise discretionary trading control over yours. Access means use of credentials, remote control, API keys, session tokens, or similar means to view restricted account information or place, modify, or cancel orders. Approved software operating under your control and authorized provider or Bizi support access do not by themselves violate this rule. Do not disclose credentials to a signal seller or another trader.

Identity and eligibility evasion. Do not misrepresent your name, age, identity, residence, or beneficial ownership; use stolen payment information; maintain duplicate profiles to evade restrictions; or hold more than five permitted accounts. Providing a corrected address in good faith is not fraud.

Platform exploitation. Do not knowingly exploit erroneous prices, stale data, latency gaps, repeatable unrealistic simulated fills, security defects, or another platform malfunction. Report material anomalies promptly. A trade’s being profitable or filling differently from a live order does not, by itself, prove exploitation; Bizi must identify the defect and conduct supporting the finding.

Cross-account hedging. Do not maintain opposing exposures across your Bizi accounts, reverse-mirror trades to offset one account against another, or coordinate offsetting Bizi positions with another person to evade loss rules or manufacture rewards. Legitimate closing orders and ordinary same-direction copying are not prohibited hedging.

Payment abuse. Do not submit a knowingly false chargeback, falsify payment-dispute evidence, or intentionally retain duplicate refunds. A good-faith chargeback, PayPal dispute, or statutory cancellation request is not automatically prohibited and need not be surrendered as the price of an appeal.

Security abuse. Do not bypass account locks or risk controls, intrude into another account, manipulate trading or payout records, or obstruct a reasonable investigation through falsified information. This provision does not prohibit preserving evidence, disputing a finding, seeking legal advice, or communicating truthfully with a regulator.

5. RESETS AND INACTIVITY

Resets restore an active or breached account’s starting simulated balance and drawdown threshold after payment, giving up any simulated profit above the starting balance. A breached account can be reset for as long as its subscription is live. Resets preserve the accepted plan and add-ons for that account, as well as all previously used monthly payout allowances. They do not expunge misconduct. Resets are unavailable during a pending payout request or with open positions. Prices and frequency rules appear in the Purchase, Coupon and Refund Terms.

An account with no executed trades for 90 days closes for inactivity, with email warnings at 60 and 83 days. The inactivity period runs from the last executed trade, or from issuance of platform credentials if no trade has occurred. Bizi must not close for inactivity unless the required warnings were sent. Proper inactivity closure gives no contractual refund, stops future subscription billing, and preserves an already earned valid payout. Statutory remedies remain available.

6. FINDINGS TEMPORARY RESTRICTIONS AND NOTICE

Before withholding a reward or closing an account for misconduct, Bizi documents the finding and supporting data. Evidence may include orders, fills, equity records, timestamps, account identifiers, login and security records, payment records, and relevant communications. Bizi preserves the material evidence supporting the decision.

The notice states the specific accepted rule, relevant trades and times, affected account IDs, proposed consequence, and how to appeal. A generic statement that you violated the terms is insufficient. Bizi may redact another person’s information or security-sensitive details, but must give enough substance for a meaningful response.

Bizi may immediately suspend trading, make access close-only, secure compromised credentials, or temporarily hold a disputed reward while reviewing a supported concern. Such steps are protective restrictions, not permanent closure or a conclusive finding. Bizi must avoid holding unrelated valid rewards solely to pressure a customer into abandoning a dispute.

A supported final consequence may include correction of demonstrably erroneous simulated results, denial of an unsupported reward, an account restriction, or permanent closure. It must be proportionate to the established breach. There is no automatic forfeiture of every fee or every prior reward for an unrelated violation. Recovery of an erroneous or fraudulently obtained payment is subject to evidence, applicable law, and the appeal safeguards.

7. APPEAL PROCEDURE

You have 30 days after receiving an adverse conduct notice to appeal in writing to ceo@bizifutures.com, subject Conduct Appeal. Identify the account and decision, explain the disagreement, and attach any relevant records. You need not waive arbitration, payment-dispute, or statutory rights to appeal.

A person not involved in the original decision reviews the appeal. Bizi responds within 10 business days after receiving it, explains the result, and addresses the material evidence. If Bizi cannot provide an uninvolved reviewer, it must arrange one before issuing a final appeal decision.

No permanent misconduct closure or reversal of an already paid payout occurs while a timely appeal is open. Temporary protective restrictions or a supported hold of an unpaid disputed reward may remain during review. A binding legal order can require different action, in which case Bizi follows the order and explains what it lawfully can.

A successful appeal restores the affected account and pays any valid reward improperly withheld. Bizi corrects records and removes unsupported findings. An upheld decision states the final contractual basis and remaining dispute options. Failure to appeal within 30 days does not shorten a statutory limitations period or erase a nonwaivable remedy.

The appeal process is internal review, not arbitration. It may run during the Trader Agreement’s informal dispute period and is not an additional mandatory waiting period after it. Arbitration or court rights are governed by Section 7 of the Trader Agreement. Urgent or deadline-preserving filings remain permitted.

8. HOW AN ACCOUNT ENDS

Customer cancellation ends the subscription at the end of its paid period. An unresolved failed renewal ends it after seven days of close-only grace. A drawdown breach on a BiziDirect account ends trading, while billing continues until cancellation; a reset restores trading. A drawdown breach on a BiziSelect account during its evaluation ends trading, while billing continues until cancellation; an optional reset may restore trading access. A BiziSelect account that has passed is no longer billed; a drawdown breach after passing ends trading on the account.

Proper 90-day inactivity closure or a final misconduct closure stops future billing. A customer-initiated closure preserves valid earned payout obligations. A company withdrawal of a plan does not displace the original terms of existing accounts; if Bizi instead closes service for a nonbreach reason, the current-billing-period refund rule applies.

Closed-account history remains available for read access for 12 months, subject to security and lawful access restrictions. Expiration of dashboard access does not destroy required records or a timely legal claim.

Michigan law governs subject to the Federal Arbitration Act and mandatory laws that cannot lawfully be waived in your jurisdiction. Disputes are governed exclusively by Section 7 of the Trader Agreement, including its individual arbitration provision, exceptions, and opt-out. This document does not create a separate arbitration agreement. No provision limits a nonwaivable consumer, privacy, payment-dispute, or statutory cancellation right.

Your electronic signature accepts this policy’s exact version together with the signed account snapshot.