What you should understand before buying an evaluation.
This disclosure exists so that nobody purchases an evaluation with the wrong expectation of what it is.
Evaluation programs are difficult by design. Across this industry, the large majority of participants do not pass, and of those who do, many do not go on to receive a payout.
You should treat the evaluation fee as money you are prepared to lose entirely, in exchange for the opportunity to demonstrate skill. It is not an investment and it has no guaranteed return.
No account on this platform holds real money or places real orders. You are not depositing funds, and there is no live position to lose.
Simulated fills approximate live market conditions but do not reproduce them exactly. In a live market you may experience worse fills, wider spreads, or an inability to execute at all during fast conditions.
The instruments simulated here are leveraged. Small movements in the underlying market produce large movements in account equity. A position that is comfortably profitable can breach a drawdown limit within minutes.
Your account can fail on an open position you have not closed. Unrealised losses count against your limit in real time. This surprises people more than any other rule and it is the most common cause of a failed evaluation.
Sessions run 5:00pm to 5:00pm Eastern. A trade after 5:00pm counts toward the next trading day. Your daily loss limit resets on that boundary, not at midnight.
Passing an evaluation does not entitle you to a payment. Payouts require a funded account in good standing, identity verification, tax documentation, and profit actually generated. Each of these is a real requirement, not a formality.
Nothing on this platform is investment, financial, tax or legal advice, and no communication from us should be relied on as a recommendation to trade in any particular way.
If you are unsure whether this is appropriate for you, seek independent professional advice before purchasing. Do not use money you cannot afford to lose.
