What is the inactivity rule?
An account with no trading activity for 30 days may be closed.
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An account with no trading activity for 30 days may be closed.
Read articleThe most your equity may fall in one day from that day starting balance. Breaching it fails the account.
Read articleHedging is banned; margin over 80% and missing stop-losses warn then breach; some behaviour is reviewed manually.
Read articleYes on funded and Instant accounts. A missing stop-loss warns you, then breaches after a 2-minute grace period.
Read articleNo. Opposing buy and sell on the same instrument, or across your own accounts, breaches the account.
Read articleYes. Automated strategies and EAs are permitted, provided they respect all account rules.
Read articleUsed margin must stay at or below 80% of equity. Going over warns you, then breaches after a 5-minute grace period.
Read articleFive qualifying days at 0.25%/day inside a 30-day window; miss it and the counter resets.
Read articleRestricted on funded and instant accounts: no positions held around high-impact events.
Read articleOn Instant accounts, combined open floating risk per trading idea must stay at or below 1%.
Read articleTwo-Step and One-Step require 3 trading days per phase; Instant requires 5 qualifying days.
Read articleTargets by model and how many days you must trade before passing.
Read articleYes. Positions may be kept open overnight on all account types.
Read articleTwo-Step: 8% then 5%. One-Step: 10%. Instant has no profit target.
Read articleYes. Positions may be held over the weekend on all account types.
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