01
Contract limits
Instrument sizing, micros-to-minis equivalence and scaling schedules.
Rules and risk
Rules you can actually understand.
One central place for trading objectives, drawdown definitions, simulated behavior standards, payout dependencies and worked examples.
Risk models
Understand the loss floor.
The definitions below are illustrative and must be specified precisely before a commercial launch.
Static drawdown
The account floor stays fixed relative to the opening balance under the chosen rules.
Defined fixed floor
No movement when balance rises
Easy to model against planned risk
End-of-day trailing drawdown
A reference high-water mark updates from approved end-of-day balance observations. The exact timing, floor cap and treatment of open positions must be contractually defined.
High-water mark changes by defined rule
Daily review may adjust the floor
Available buffer must be shown at all times
Risk education
Illustrative calculator
Change the values and compare floors.
Rule register
Additional policy subjects
All final trading restrictions require documented product-specific decisions.
02
Consistency
Largest day concentration, eligible days, and calculation examples.
03
Market behavior
News, overnight holdings, prohibited exploitation and execution-platform constraints.
04
Violations
Warnings, soft limits, account closure and appeal steps.
05
Resets
When resets are available, the price, and whether statistics carry forward.
06
Disputes
Timestamped evidence, independent review and dispute timelines.