CFDs Challenge
Terms & Conditions

1.1 Challenge Models

FundedVerse currently offers seven CFDs Challenge models:

Each model has its own parameters, rules, and objectives. The applicable parameters for the model purchased — including account size, profit targets, loss limits, minimum trading days, leverage, eligible instruments, trading hours, add-ons, and any other conditions — are set out in the Challenge Parameters displayed at checkout and/or in the User's dashboard. The Challenge Parameters form an integral part of these Challenge Terms and are incorporated by reference.

The Fast Pass 1-Step, Ultra 1-Step and 2-Step Static are normal swap models. Normal swaps apply overnight.

The 2-Step Static model is distinguished from all other models by the use of a static (non-trailing) Maximum Drawdown, a daily loss limit referenced to the start-of-day account value, and a dedicated set of rules set out in clause 1.2.27. Where clause 1.2.27 provides a rule for the 2-Step Static, that rule prevails over any general rule in this Section 1.2 for that model.

The Instant Funding model does not include any evaluation phase. Upon purchase and successful account provisioning, the User is granted direct access to a Live Simulated (Funded) account. There is no profit target to be achieved for progression, as no phase progression exists. All funded-phase rules set out in these Challenge Terms apply to Instant Funding accounts from the moment of activation. Instant Funding is available in a range of account sizes. The account sizes offered and the applicable Challenge Fee are those displayed at checkout and in the User's dashboard at the time of purchase, and may be updated by the Provider from time to time.

1.2 Trading Guidelines

The User must comply at all times with these Challenge Terms, the Challenge Parameters, the Platform rules, and any instructions communicated by the Provider via the dashboard or email (together, the "Trading Guidelines"). Failure to comply may result in the failure of the Challenge, disqualification, suspension, or termination of the User's account and/or access to the Services, at the Provider's sole discretion.

1.2.1 — Daily Loss Limits

The User must not exceed the specified daily loss percentage at any point during a trading day, inclusive of charges and swaps.

For all models other than the 2-Step Static, the daily loss limit is calculated on a trailing basis against the account's highest equity watermark, with trailing stopping at 96% of the initial account size. For the 2-Step Static, the daily loss limit is calculated against the Daily Reference Value as defined in clause 1.2.27(b). The Instant Funding model does not apply a daily loss limit; Instant Funding accounts are governed exclusively by the Maximum Drawdown set out in clause 1.2.2.

Promotional Accounts, including accounts awarded as prizes in trading competitions, always apply the daily loss limit on a trailing basis, including on the 2-Step Static, where the Daily Reference Value does not apply to them (see clause 4.7).

1.2.2 — Maximum Drawdown (Overall Loss Limit)

The User must not exceed the specified maximum drawdown at any point during the Challenge. Breaching this limit at any point results in immediate account termination.

For all models other than the 2-Step Static, the maximum drawdown is calculated on a trailing basis against the account's highest equity watermark. Trailing stops once the drawdown floor reaches 96% of the initial account size — at that point the floor becomes fixed regardless of subsequent equity peaks.

For the 2-Step Static, the maximum drawdown is static: the drawdown floor is fixed at 90% of the initial nominal account balance from the moment of account activation and never moves, regardless of any subsequent balance or equity peak (see clause 1.2.27(a)).

For Instant Funding accounts, the 3% Maximum Drawdown is the sole loss limit in force. As no daily loss limit applies, the entire drawdown allowance may be consumed within a single trading session. Users are solely responsible for managing their own intraday risk exposure.

1.2.3 — Minimum Trading Days

The User must complete a minimum number of calendar trading days per phase. A trading day is defined as any day on which at least one position is opened or closed. There is no maximum time limit on any phase — accounts are not auto-blocked due to elapsed time.

1.2.4 — Profit Targets

The User must achieve the minimum profit growth specified for each Challenge and phase. Meeting both the profit target and the minimum trading days requirement constitutes successful completion of the relevant phase. The Instant Funding model has no evaluation phase and therefore no profit target.

1.2.5 — Drawdown Type

All FundedVerse Challenges other than the 2-Step Static use a trailing maximum drawdown model. The drawdown floor rises as the account equity increases, but stops trailing once it reaches 96% of the initial account size. From that point, the floor is fixed and will not trail further regardless of subsequent equity peaks.

The 2-Step Static uses a static maximum drawdown model. The drawdown floor is set once, at 90% of the initial nominal account balance, and does not move at any time during any phase, including the Live Simulated (Funded) phase.

Promotional Accounts, including accounts awarded as prizes in trading competitions, always use the trailing maximum drawdown model, on every Challenge model including the 2-Step Static; the same applies to their daily loss limit (see clause 4.7).

1.2.6 — Consistency Rule

The Provider reserves the right to apply a daily profit consistency rule to any Challenge account at its discretion. Where applied, this rule limits the maximum percentage of total realised profit that may be attributed to any single trading day at the time of a payout request. The applicable threshold, where enforced, shall not exceed 40% of total realised profit for standard Challenge models. For the Ultra 1-Step, a consistency rule of 25% applies by default. For the Instant Funding, a consistency rule of 20% applies by default. For the 2-Step Static, no consistency rule applies during the evaluation phases; a consistency rule of 40% applies by default during the Live Simulated (Funded) phase as set out in clause 1.2.27(g). A payout request that does not comply with the applicable consistency threshold will be deferred until the User's profit distribution meets the required standard.

1.2.7 — Daily Performance Threshold (Fast Pass 1-Step, Ultra 1-Step & Instant Funding — Funded Phase Only)

For the Fast Pass 1-Step, Ultra 1-Step and Instant Funding models, a Daily Performance Threshold applies during the Live Simulated (Funded) phase. This rule does not apply during any evaluation phase or to any other Challenge model. For the 2-Step Static, the Qualifying Day rule in clause 1.2.27(h) applies instead.

For the Fast Pass 1-Step, a trading day is considered a "Qualifying Day" only if the User generates a profit of at least 0.1% of the account equity recorded at the start of that trading day (server time). For the Ultra 1-Step and the Instant Funding, a trading day is considered a "Qualifying Day" only if the User generates a profit of at least 0.2% of the account equity recorded at the start of that trading day (server time). Trading days on which the applicable threshold is not reached are classified as "Non-Qualifying Days". Qualifying Days are an eligibility requirement only. Once the minimum number of Qualifying Days set out below has been reached in a payout cycle, the Performance Reward is calculated on the total realised profit of the cycle, including profit generated on Non-Qualifying Days, subject to any exclusions under these Challenge Terms.

For Fast Pass 1-Step, Ultra 1-Step and Instant Funding accounts, a minimum of three (3) Qualifying Days is required within each payout cycle for a Performance Reward request to be eligible for processing. A payout request submitted without the required number of Qualifying Days will be deferred until the condition is met.

For the Ultra 1-Step and the Instant Funding specifically, in addition to the per-cycle Qualifying Days requirement above, the User must complete a minimum of ten (10) trading days on the funded account prior to becoming eligible for the first Performance Reward request. A trading day is defined as any day on which at least one position is opened or closed.

1.2.8 — Minimum Trades per Payout Cycle — Funded Phase

A minimum of fifteen (15) completed trades is required within each payout cycle across all Challenge models during the Live Simulated (Funded) phase. A completed trade is defined as a position that has been fully opened and fully closed within the cycle period. Partial closes of a single position count as one trade only when the position is fully closed.

A payout request submitted without the minimum number of completed trades in the relevant cycle will be deferred to the following cycle. Trades that are voided, reversed, or excluded from the performance calculation due to rule violations do not count toward the minimum trade requirement.

The minimum trade requirement applies to all Challenge models and all funded account sizes without exception. It cannot be waived or modified by add-ons unless explicitly stated at checkout.

1.2.9 — Maximum Trade Duration — Funded Phase

During the Live Simulated (Funded) phase, no single position may remain open for more than three (3) consecutive calendar days (72 hours from the time of opening, based on server time). This rule applies across all Challenge models. For the 2-Step Static, this rule applies cumulatively with the weekend closure requirement in clause 1.2.27(e).

Any position that remains open beyond the three-day limit will be subject to the following treatment: the trade will be forcibly closed by the Provider at the prevailing simulated market price at the time of closure, and any profit generated by that trade will be excluded from the payout calculation for the relevant cycle. Losses incurred on such trades remain applicable and will be reflected in the account balance.

The Provider shall not be liable for any adverse price movements occurring between the point at which the three-day limit is breached and the time of forced closure. Users are solely responsible for monitoring and closing positions within the permitted duration.

1.2.10 — Maximum Concurrent Positions per Asset

At any given time, the User may not hold more than two (2) open positions on the same trading instrument (asset) simultaneously. This limit applies across all Challenge models and all phases, including both evaluation and Live Simulated (Funded) phases. Buy and sell positions on the same asset are each counted individually toward this limit.

For the purposes of this clause, an "asset" means the underlying instrument, irrespective of symbol suffix, symbol variant, or contract designation (by way of example, EURUSD and EURUSD.x are the same asset; XAUUSD and GOLD are the same asset). Positions are counted per Order ID as recorded on the Platform. All accounts operate in hedging mode: a "deal in" opens a position and a "deal out" closes it; where the volume of a "deal out" exceeds that of a single position, the Platform closes multiple opposite positions on a first-in-first-out basis.

Any position opened in excess of this limit will be subject to forced closure by the Provider at the prevailing simulated market price. Profits generated by positions that breach this rule will be excluded from the performance and payout calculation. Losses on such positions remain applicable.

1.2.11 — Minimum Trade Duration — Aggressive Scalping

Any position held open for less than four (4) minutes from the time of execution (based on server time) is classified as "Aggressive Scalping". This classification applies across all Challenge models and all phases, including both evaluation and Live Simulated (Funded) phases, except for the 2-Step Static, to which clause 1.2.27(i) applies instead.

Profits generated by trades classified as Aggressive Scalping are excluded from the profit calculation, including both phase progression (profit target) and payout calculations. Losses on such trades remain applicable and will be reflected in the account balance.

Continued or systematic use of Aggressive Scalping constitutes a violation of these Trading Guidelines and may result in the breach and termination of the account, at the Provider's sole discretion. The four-minute threshold is measured on server time, regardless of network latency, platform display, or the User's local clock.

1.2.12 — Technical Flaw Exploitation

The use of any system flaw, pricing error, data feed anomaly, or platform limitation for trading advantage is strictly prohibited and may lead to immediate account suspension and/or voiding of results.

1.2.13 — Hedging

Hedging positions within a single FundedVerse account is permitted within the bounds of the applicable Challenge Parameters and clause 1.2.10. Cross-account hedging — whether across multiple FundedVerse accounts or with accounts held at third-party firms — is strictly prohibited. Refer to Section 2 for full detail.

1.2.14 — Costs

All operational and infrastructure costs related to service provision (including platform fees, data feed costs, and technology costs) are the Provider's responsibility. The User is responsible solely for the Challenge registration fee disclosed at checkout.

1.2.15 — Applicable Rules

All Challenge accounts are governed by these Challenge Terms together with the Challenge Parameters and Program Rules as published in the User's dashboard. In the event of any discrepancy, the precedence hierarchy in the Overview applies.

1.2.16 — Modification by Add-ons and Special Offers

Add-ons and Special Offers selected at the time of purchase may modify the Trading Guidelines in this Section. Such modifications apply only for their stated duration and take precedence over the standard guidelines during that period.

1.2.17 — Maximum Risk per Trade (Ultra 1-Step, Instant Funding & 2-Step Static)

For Ultra 1-Step accounts during the Live Simulated (Funded) phase, and for 2-Step Static accounts during all phases, no single position — or aggregate of positions opened on the same instrument within a sixty (60) second window — may expose more than two percent (2%) of the initial nominal account balance to potential loss. For Instant Funding accounts, the equivalent limit is one percent (1%) of the initial nominal account balance, reflecting the reduced Maximum Drawdown applicable to that model.

Exposure is calculated at the time of opening as the distance between the entry price and the protective stop-loss order multiplied by the position size. Where no stop-loss order is in place, the maximum exposure shall be computed assuming a stop at the applicable Maximum Drawdown threshold. Positions opened in breach of this clause may be closed by the Provider without notice, and any profits derived from such positions may be excluded from the Performance Reward calculation at the Provider's sole discretion.

1.2.18 — Effective Leverage Cap (Ultra 1-Step, Instant Funding & 2-Step Static)

For Ultra 1-Step and Instant Funding accounts during the Live Simulated (Funded) phase, the aggregate notional exposure across all simultaneously open positions shall not exceed an effective leverage ratio of 1:50 relative to the initial nominal account balance.

For 2-Step Static accounts during all phases, the effective leverage cap is applied per asset class as set out in clause 1.2.27(j).

Where the aggregate notional exposure exceeds the applicable cap at any point, the Provider reserves the right to close excess positions and to exclude related profits from the Performance Reward calculation.

1.2.19 — Aggressive Scalping & Qualifying Days (Ultra 1-Step & Instant Funding — Funded Phase Only)

For Ultra 1-Step and Instant Funding accounts during the Live Simulated (Funded) phase, the Aggressive Scalping rule under clause 1.2.11 applies without exception. In addition to the standard profit exclusion, trades classified as Aggressive Scalping on such accounts shall not count toward Qualifying Day determination under clause 1.2.7.

1.2.20 — News Trading Restrictions

On all Challenge models and in all phases, news trading is permitted subject to a restricted window around scheduled high-impact economic releases. No position may be opened or closed during the period commencing five (5) minutes before, and ending five (5) minutes after, any scheduled high-impact economic news event, as identified on the economic calendar published by the Provider or referenced therein. Positions opened before the restricted window may be held open throughout it. Positions opened within the restricted window may be closed by the Provider, and the profit of any position opened or closed within it may be excluded from phase progression and Performance Reward calculations, at the Provider's sole discretion.

1.2.21 — Automated Trading (Expert Advisors) — Model-Specific Policy

The Provider's policy on automated trading differs by Challenge model. The full policy is set out in Annex B, which forms part of these Challenge Terms.

(a) Models where automated trading is permitted. On the 1-Step, 2-Step, 2-Step Static, 3-Step and Fast Pass 1-Step (all phases) and on the Ultra 1-Step (evaluation phase only), the use of Expert Advisors ("EAs"), trading bots, scripts and automated execution systems is permitted, provided that the underlying strategy constitutes genuine trading activity and does not fall within any of the categories prohibited under Annex B, Section 2 or Annex A. The Provider operates a Risk Desk that monitors automated activity on a continuing basis and may at any time request the User to provide the executable file, set file, source logic and documentation of any automated system in use (Annex B, paragraph B.3).

(b) Models where automated trading is prohibited. On the Ultra 1-Step during the Live Simulated (Funded) phase, and on the Instant Funding at all times, the use of Expert Advisors, trading bots, automated execution scripts, algorithmic strategies, automated trailing-stop or position-management utilities of any third party, or any other form of non-discretionary or semi-automated trading software is strictly prohibited. All trades must be executed manually by the account holder. The Provider may, at its sole discretion, analyse account activity to identify patterns consistent with automated execution (including but not limited to consistent millisecond-level entry timing, repetitive identical lot sizing, or sub-second order modifications) and, where such patterns are detected, may close positions, exclude profits from Performance Reward calculations, or terminate the account.

1.2.22 — Mandatory Stop-Loss (Instant Funding)

Every position opened on an Instant Funding account must have a protective stop-loss order attached within sixty (60) seconds of execution (based on server time). This requirement applies to every position without exception, and reflects the absence of a daily loss limit on this model.

Any position found to be without a valid stop-loss order after the sixty-second window has elapsed may be closed by the Provider at the prevailing simulated market price, without notice. Any profit generated by a position that breached this requirement will be excluded from the Performance Reward calculation for the relevant cycle. Losses on such positions remain applicable and will be reflected in the account balance.

Repeated failure to attach stop-loss orders within the prescribed window constitutes a violation of these Trading Guidelines and may result in the breach and termination of the account, at the Provider's sole discretion.

1.2.23 — Weekend Holding Prohibition (All Challenge Models)

No position may remain open on any Challenge account over a weekend or market closure period. This prohibition applies to every Challenge model and in every phase, including the evaluation phases and the Live Simulated (Funded) phase. All positions must be fully closed by the User before the applicable market close on Friday (server time). This restriction reflects the gap risk arising when markets reopen after a closure period. For the 2-Step Static, the weekend closure rule in clause 1.2.27(e) applies instead and prevails to the extent of any inconsistency.

Any position that remains open at the applicable Friday market close will be forcibly closed by the Provider at the prevailing simulated market price. Any profit generated by such a position will be excluded from the Performance Reward calculation for the relevant cycle, while losses remain applicable and will be reflected in the account balance.

The Provider shall not be liable for any adverse price movements, slippage, or execution differences occurring at or around the point of forced weekend closure. Users are solely responsible for closing their positions before the applicable market close.

1.2.24 — Payout Cycle Structure (Ultra 1-Step & Instant Funding — Funded Phase Only)

For Ultra 1-Step and Instant Funding accounts during the Live Simulated (Funded) phase, the Performance Reward cycle structure is governed by the following parameters, which apply in derogation of the standard ten (10) calendar day cycle that governs the 1-Step, 2-Step, 3-Step and Fast Pass 1-Step models (the 2-Step Static is governed by clause 1.2.27(f)):

• First Performance Reward request: may be submitted only after a minimum of twenty-one (21) calendar days have elapsed since the date of the first executed trade on the funded account, and provided that all other eligibility requirements (including the ten (10) minimum trading days under clause 1.2.7 and the per-cycle Qualifying Days requirement) have been satisfied
• Subsequent Performance Reward requests: may be submitted at intervals of no less than fourteen (14) calendar days, measured from the date on which the immediately preceding Performance Reward was disbursed to the User
• Per-cycle cap: each Performance Reward is capped at three percent (3%) of the initial nominal account balance, regardless of the cumulative profit generated during the cycle
• Excess profit: any simulated profit accrued beyond the three percent (3%) per-cycle cap is permanently forfeited and does not carry forward to subsequent cycles

The twenty-one (21) calendar day minimum applies exclusively to the first Performance Reward request. Subsequent requests follow the fourteen (14) calendar day cycle measured from the most recent payout date, irrespective of the date of the immediately preceding request.

1.2.25 — Cross-Account Correlation (Instant Funding)

Where a User holds more than one active Instant Funding account, the User is strictly prohibited from opening positions on the same or economically equivalent instruments across those accounts in a manner that is correlated, offsetting, or otherwise designed to distribute risk across accounts. This includes, without limitation:

• Opening identical or substantially similar positions on the same instrument across two or more Instant Funding accounts within the same trading session
• Opening opposing (long and short) positions on the same or economically equivalent instruments across two or more accounts, whether held by the same User or by connected Users
• Distributing a single trading idea across multiple accounts with the intent of ensuring that at least one account reaches a Performance Reward while others are permitted to breach
• Any pattern of activity across multiple accounts which, taken together, has the effect of neutralising or hedging directional market risk

Where cross-account correlation is detected, the Provider is entitled to terminate all affected accounts, void all results, and deny any pending or future Performance Rewards across every account concerned. No refund of Challenge Fees will be issued in such circumstances.

1.2.26 — Non-Refundability of Ultra 1-Step and Instant Funding Challenge Fees

Notwithstanding any provision of Section 5 (Refund Policy), the Challenge Fee paid for the Ultra 1-Step Challenge and for the Instant Funding model is non-refundable under any circumstances. This applies in addition to, and prevails over, any general refund provision applicable to other Challenge models. The User expressly acknowledges and accepts this non-refundability as a material condition of access to these models, reflecting the elevated risk profile assumed by the Provider in offering them.

1.2.27 — 2-Step Static: Model-Specific Rules

This clause applies exclusively to the 2-Step Static model and prevails over any conflicting general provision of this Section 1.2 for that model. Unless stated otherwise, each rule applies in Phase 1, Phase 2 and the Live Simulated (Funded) phase.

(a) Static Maximum Drawdown. The Maximum Drawdown is ten percent (10%) of the initial nominal account balance. The drawdown floor is fixed at ninety percent (90%) of the initial nominal account balance from account activation and does not move at any time, in any phase, irrespective of any subsequent balance or equity high. The account is breached and terminated if equity (inclusive of open positions, charges and swaps) touches or falls below the drawdown floor at any moment.

(b) Daily Loss Limit and Daily Reference Value. The daily loss limit is five percent (5%) of the Daily Reference Value. The Daily Reference Value is determined at 00:00 server time on each trading day as the higher of the account balance and the account equity recorded at that instant, and remains unchanged until the next determination. The account is breached and terminated if equity (inclusive of open positions, charges and swaps) falls below the Daily Reference Value reduced by five percent (5%) at any moment during that trading day.

(c) Profit Targets and Minimum Trading Days. Phase 1 requires a profit target of ten percent (10%) and a minimum of four (4) trading days. Phase 2 requires a profit target of five percent (5%) and a minimum of four (4) trading days. A trading day is any day on which at least one position with a volume of at least 0.01 lot is opened and closed. There is no time limit on either phase.

(d) No Consistency Rule in Evaluation. No daily profit consistency rule applies during Phase 1 or Phase 2. Clause 1.2.6 does not apply to the evaluation phases of this model.

(e) Weekend Closure. No position may remain open over a weekend or market closure period, in any phase. All positions on all instruments must be fully closed by the User no later than 21:55 server time on Friday (or, where a market closes earlier, no later than five (5) minutes before that market's scheduled close). Overnight holding on weekdays is permitted, subject to clause 1.2.9 during the Live Simulated (Funded) phase.

At the closure deadline, the Provider will automatically close any open position at the prevailing simulated market price and cancel any pending order. The result of such automatic closure, whether profit or loss, is reflected in the account balance and remains attributable to the User. Where automatic closure cannot be executed for any reason (including, without limitation, market conditions, liquidity or technical circumstances), the position is deemed to have been held in breach of this clause: any profit generated by it is excluded from the profit target and Performance Reward calculations and losses remain applicable. The Provider shall not be liable for any price movement, slippage or execution difference at or around the closure deadline. Any pending order that remains active at the Monday market open in breach of this clause and is filled will be closed and its result treated in the same manner.

(f) Payout Cycle. During the Live Simulated (Funded) phase:

• The first Performance Reward request may be submitted only after a minimum of twenty-one (21) calendar days have elapsed since the date of the first executed trade on the funded account, and provided that all other eligibility requirements are satisfied.
• Subsequent Performance Reward requests may be submitted at intervals of no less than ten (10) business days, measured from the date on which the immediately preceding Performance Reward was disbursed to the User. Business days exclude Saturdays, Sundays and days on which the Provider's payout operations are closed as published in the dashboard.
• Each Performance Reward is capped at five percent (5%) of the initial nominal account balance per cycle. Any simulated profit accrued beyond the cap within a cycle is retained in the account balance and carried forward to subsequent cycles; it is not forfeited. Profit carried forward remains subject to the cap, the consistency rule and all other eligibility conditions of the cycle in which it is requested.
• The minimum payout amount is USD 100.

(g) Consistency Rule — Funded Phase. A daily profit consistency rule of forty percent (40%) applies to every Performance Reward request. No single trading day may account for more than forty percent (40%) of the total realised profit of the relevant payout cycle. Where a request does not comply, the request is not rejected and no breach occurs: the request is deferred, and the profit of the cycle is carried forward to the following cycle, where it is reassessed together with the new profit of that cycle.

(h) Qualifying Days — Funded Phase. A trading day is a "Qualifying Day" if the User generates a realised profit of at least 0.1% of the account equity recorded at 00:00 server time on that day. A minimum of five (5) Qualifying Days is required within each payout cycle for a Performance Reward request to be eligible for processing. Profit generated on Non-Qualifying Days is not excluded from the payout calculation; the Qualifying Days requirement operates solely as an eligibility condition.

(i) Scalping. Clause 1.2.11 does not apply to this model. During Phase 1 and Phase 2 there is no minimum trade duration. During the Live Simulated (Funded) phase, where the aggregate profit of positions held open for less than two (2) minutes from execution (server time) exceeds thirty percent (30%) of the total realised profit of a payout cycle, the profit of those positions is excluded from the Performance Reward calculation for that cycle. Losses on such positions remain applicable. Positions closed in fewer than two (2) minutes are otherwise permitted.

(j) Leverage. The maximum effective leverage per asset class, calculated on the initial nominal account balance, is: 1:50 on forex pairs; 1:20 on indices and metals; 1:5 on cryptocurrencies. Where the Challenge Parameters displayed at checkout state a different value, the Challenge Parameters prevail.

(k) Maximum Risk per Trade. Clause 1.2.17 (2% of initial nominal account balance, stop-based, measured at opening) applies in all phases.

(l) Concurrent Positions. Clause 1.2.10 (maximum two (2) concurrent positions per asset) applies in all phases.

(m) News. Clause 1.2.20 (no positions opened or closed within five (5) minutes before and after scheduled high-impact releases) applies in all phases.

(n) Automated Trading. Automated trading is permitted in all phases in accordance with clause 1.2.21(a) and Annex B.

(o) Profit Split. The default profit split is eighty percent (80%) to the User. A fixed ninety-five percent (95%) profit split may be purchased as an add-on at checkout.

(p) Add-ons. Where displayed at checkout, the following add-ons modify this clause for the account purchased: "Aggressive" (Maximum Drawdown 12%, daily loss limit 6%); "95% Split" (fixed 95% profit split); "Fee Refund" (refund of the Challenge Fee with the first approved Performance Reward instead of the third).

1.3 Trading Restrictions Upon Loss Limit Breach

Upon reaching or exceeding the applicable Maximum Loss Limit (MLL) or Daily Loss Limit (DLL), the Provider reserves the right to automatically restrict trading activity on the affected account. Such restrictions may include placing the account in read-only mode, disabling the ability to open, modify, or close positions, or revoking platform access entirely.

These restrictions are implemented as part of the Provider's automated risk management and platform integrity controls and may occur immediately upon detection of a loss limit breach, without prior notice.

The User acknowledges that, once such restrictions are applied, they may be unable to take further trading actions, including closing open positions. The Provider shall not be held liable for any resulting losses, missed trading opportunities, or inability to modify or close trades arising from the enforcement of these automated controls.

The Provider retains the discretion to review cases where verifiable technical issues are alleged and, where appropriate, to make corrective adjustments in the interest of fairness and transparency.

2.1 Prohibited Practices

The User is prohibited from conducting trades that contravene the stipulations outlined in this Section or in the applicable Program Rules. Any trades in violation of these rules are strictly forbidden. The following is a non-exhaustive list of prohibited practices.

• 2.1.1 — Latency Trading & Price Exploitation: The User must not use trading strategies that exploit errors in the Services, such as inaccuracies in displayed prices, delays in price updates, or practices commonly known as latency trading.
• 2.1.2 — External or Slow Data Feed / Gap Trading: Executing trades using an external or slow data feed, or performing gap trading, is prohibited.
• 2.1.3 — Group Trading / Coordinated Manipulation: Engaging, alone or in cooperation with others, in trades or combinations of trades across connected accounts for the purpose of manipulating trading outcomes is strictly forbidden. This includes entering simultaneous offsetting positions to exploit outcomes across accounts.
• 2.1.4 — Abusive Automation / HFT: The use of any software, artificial intelligence, ultra-high-speed trading, high-frequency trading (HFT), or mass data entry that could manipulate or abuse the Provider's systems or services, or provide an unfair advantage, is prohibited on all models. This clause does not prohibit the use of automated trading systems where permitted under clause 1.2.21 and Annex B; it prohibits the abusive categories of automation defined in Annex B, paragraph B.2.
• 2.1.5 — Arbitrage (All Forms): Performing arbitrage of any kind is prohibited, including but not limited to triangular, statistical, latency, market-making, spatial, pairs trading, risk, convertible, volatility, dividend, tax, or yield curve arbitrage, or any other strategy exploiting pricing differences between markets or data sources.
• 2.1.6 — Low-Liquidity Limit Order Strategies: Employing strategies that guarantee the execution of limit orders during periods of low liquidity is prohibited, as such practices do not reflect actual market conditions.
• 2.1.7 — Practices Harmful to Platform Integrity: Performing trades inconsistent with typical financial market operations is prohibited. This includes, without limitation: over-leveraging, over-exposure, one-sided bets at extreme size, grid trading, martingale strategies, tick scalping, and account rolling.
• 2.1.8 — Unauthorised Copy Trading: Engaging in copy trading — where trades mimic or replicate the trading activities of other traders, signal providers, or entities external to the User without prior written authorisation from the Provider — is prohibited on all models and in all phases, including where the copying is performed by an automated system otherwise permitted under Annex B.
• 2.1.9 — Third-Party Execution: The User and any third party are prohibited from having a third party execute trades on behalf of the User, whether privately or professionally, or from permitting access to or trading on the User's FundedVerse Challenge account by any third party.
• 2.1.10 — Account Management Services: Accessing any third-party FundedVerse Challenge account, trading on behalf of any third party, or conducting account management services on behalf of another user — whether professionally or otherwise — is prohibited.
• 2.1.11 & 2.1.12 — Unusual Position Sizes: Opening positions with sizes or lot numbers noticeably larger or smaller than those of the User's other trades — on this account or another — is prohibited and may be treated as evidence of coordinated or manipulative activity.
• 2.1.13 — Extreme Margin / Risk: Using a high level of margin or an extremely risky trading strategy inconsistent with reasonable trading practice is prohibited.
• 2.1.14 — Profit Deduction Exceeding PnL: If the profit deduction arising from a rule violation exceeds the User's available account profit (PnL), the User shall not be entitled to receive any Performance Reward for the relevant trading cycle.
• 2.1.15 — Cross-Account Correlation on Instant Funding: Distributing correlated, offsetting, or risk-neutralising positions across multiple Instant Funding accounts, as defined in clause 1.2.25, is strictly prohibited and may result in the termination of all affected accounts.
• 2.1.16 — Multi-Account Strategy Coordination: Running the same or a substantially similar strategy (manual or automated) across multiple FundedVerse accounts held by the same User or by connected Users in a manner that produces correlated, offsetting or risk-distributing positions is prohibited on all models. A User may operate the same strategy on more than one of their own accounts only where the accounts are traded in the same direction and the aggregate exposure across all such accounts on any single asset does not exceed two percent (2%) of the aggregate initial nominal balance of those accounts, stop-based, at the time of opening.

2.2 Provider Rights to Restrict or Terminate

The Provider retains the exclusive right to impose trading restrictions, modify account parameters, or terminate trading accounts at its sole discretion to ensure the stability and integrity of its trading environment. This right may be exercised under circumstances including, but not limited to:

• Where a User's trading strategy, behaviour, or specific trade(s) pose excessive or unmanageable risk under current market conditions, or could adversely affect the Provider or other Users.
• Where trading practices are found to be incompatible with standard market operations or the Provider's risk management policies, including the use of high leverage, over-exposure, unusually large or small lot sizes, or strategies that could disrupt market equilibrium.
• Where there are inconsistencies in trading patterns, including significant deviation from the User's historical trading behaviour or from generally accepted market practices.
• Where trading activities could lead to financial harm or operational disruption to the Provider or third parties.
• To ensure compliance with applicable regulatory requirements, operational protocols, or internal policies designed to maintain a secure trading environment.

2.3 Transparency When Implementing Restrictions

To maintain transparency and ensure effective management of trading practices, the Provider will take the following actions when implementing trading restrictions or modifications:

• The Provider will make reasonable efforts to notify the User of any trading restrictions, modifications, or account terminations, providing reasons for such actions. However, in cases where immediate action is required to protect the integrity of the platform, the Provider may implement changes without prior notice.
• Users will have the opportunity to request a review of any imposed restrictions or account actions. The Provider will consider appeals on a case-by-case basis and will endeavour to respond within ten (10) business days, but reserves the right to uphold its original decision.
• The Provider shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential losses or damages resulting from the imposition of trading restrictions or account termination. Users agree to hold the Provider harmless against any claims arising from such actions.

If any Prohibited Trading Practices are carried out on one or more FundedVerse Challenge accounts, the Provider is entitled to cancel all Services and terminate all relevant contracts in respect of all such accounts. The User shall not be entitled to a refund of any fees paid.

3.2 Customer Due Diligence (CDD)

CDD is a mandatory process for initiating and maintaining engagements with Users. The CDD protocol mandates:

• Collecting verifiable identification data from Users to unequivocally establish their identity
• Understanding the intended nature and purpose of the User's trading activities, including the strategies to be employed
• Performing ongoing monitoring of trading activities to ensure they are consistent with the User's stated trading strategy, risk profile, and financial resources

3.3 Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD)

For business relationships or transactions that present a heightened risk, as determined by the Provider's risk assessment, EDD will be implemented. Enhanced measures include:

• Obtaining additional identity verification documents, particularly where standard documentation has proven insufficient or questionable
• Conducting a detailed verification session, which may include a video call, to personally engage with the User and better assess their legitimacy
• Gaining deeper insight into the User's trading methodology to ensure it aligns with the Provider's risk tolerance and ethical trading standards
• Implementing intensified and ongoing monitoring of the User's trading activities to dynamically evaluate adherence to agreed-upon practices and risk parameters

3.4 KYC Procedures

The Provider shall undertake KYC measures for all proposed transactions and business relationships. The KYC process operates as follows:

• Identity verification is initiated after the User has successfully completed all applicable Challenge phases. For Instant Funding accounts, which have no evaluation phase, identity verification is initiated upon submission of the first Performance Reward request.
• Upon starting verification, the User will be directed through an identity check process via QR code, SMS verification link, or email verification link, as provided by the third-party KYC provider.
• The User shall be required to submit a valid, government-issued photo identification document. Accepted documents include a National ID or Passport.
• KYC verification shall not be completed if expired documents are provided. Only current and valid documents will be accepted.
• After submitting identification documents, the User will be directed to an Agreement Signing stage, where they must provide their full name and address and agree to the applicable terms. Verification may take 48–72 hours from submission.
• The Provider reserves the right to refuse or discontinue any business engagement with a User if the CDD, EDD, or KYC criteria are not satisfactorily met.
• Failure to pass the KYC verification process shall result in the rejection of the User's FundedVerse account application and ineligibility for any Performance Reward.

4.1 — No Automatic Entitlement

Participation in a Challenge does not create any automatic right or entitlement to a Performance Reward. All Rewards are subject to full compliance with these Challenge Terms and the applicable Program Rules.

4.2 — Conditions for Reward Eligibility

A Performance Reward shall only be considered where all of the following conditions are met:

• The User has successfully completed all required Challenge phases (not applicable to Instant Funding accounts)
• The User has passed KYC/AML verification and sanctions screening
• The User's account has passed Integrity Review with no evidence of Prohibited Trading Practices
• No payment disputes or chargebacks are pending or unresolved
• The User is not subject to any account suspension or investigation
• The User has completed a minimum of fifteen (15) trades in the relevant payout cycle (clause 1.2.8)
• No trades in the cycle exceeded the three (3) calendar day maximum open duration, or any profit from such trades has been excluded from the calculation (clause 1.2.9)
• No more than two (2) concurrent positions on the same asset were held at any point during the cycle, or any profit from positions breaching this rule has been excluded from the calculation (clause 1.2.10)
• For all models other than the 2-Step Static: no trades classified as Aggressive Scalping (positions held less than four minutes) were included in the profit calculation, or any profit from such trades has been excluded (clause 1.2.11)
• For Fast Pass 1-Step, Ultra 1-Step and Instant Funding accounts: the User has achieved a minimum of three (3) Qualifying Days in the relevant payout cycle (clause 1.2.7)
• For Ultra 1-Step and Instant Funding accounts (first payout only): the User has completed a minimum of ten (10) trading days on the funded account, and at least twenty-one (21) calendar days have elapsed since the first executed trade (clauses 1.2.7 and 1.2.24)
• For Ultra 1-Step and Instant Funding accounts (subsequent payouts): at least fourteen (14) calendar days have elapsed since the date of the most recent Performance Reward disbursement (clause 1.2.24)
• For Ultra 1-Step and Instant Funding accounts: no positions in the cycle breached the maximum risk per trade (clause 1.2.17) or the effective leverage cap (clause 1.2.18); profits from Aggressive Scalping trades have been excluded in accordance with clause 1.2.19; no Expert Advisors or automated trading software have been used (clause 1.2.21(b))
• For Instant Funding accounts: all positions in the cycle carried a valid stop-loss order attached within sixty (60) seconds of execution, or any profit from non-compliant positions has been excluded (clause 1.2.22)
• For all Challenge models: no position remained open over a weekend or market closure period, or any profit from such positions has been excluded (clause 1.2.23)
• For Instant Funding accounts: no cross-account correlation has been detected across any Instant Funding accounts held by the User (clause 1.2.25)
• For 2-Step Static accounts (first payout only): at least twenty-one (21) calendar days have elapsed since the first executed trade on the funded account (clause 1.2.27(f))
• For 2-Step Static accounts (subsequent payouts): at least ten (10) business days have elapsed since the date of the most recent Performance Reward disbursement (clause 1.2.27(f))
• For 2-Step Static accounts: no single trading day accounts for more than forty percent (40%) of the total realised profit of the cycle (clause 1.2.27(g)); the User has achieved a minimum of five (5) Qualifying Days in the cycle (clause 1.2.27(h)); profits from positions held less than two (2) minutes have been excluded where they exceed thirty percent (30%) of cycle profit (clause 1.2.27(i)); no positions breached the maximum risk per trade (clause 1.2.17) or the applicable leverage cap (clause 1.2.27(j)); no position remained open over a weekend, or any profit from such positions has been excluded (clause 1.2.27(e))
• For all models where automated trading is permitted: any automated system in use has been disclosed to the Risk Desk upon request within the period stated in Annex B, paragraph B.3

4.3 — Payout Cap, Maximum Payout & Model-Specific Rules

Performance Rewards are subject to both a per-cycle cap and a maximum payout cap per withdrawal request. Payout parameters vary by Challenge model as set out in the table below.

For 1-Step, 2-Step, 3-Step and Fast Pass 1-Step accounts, the Performance Reward cycle is set at ten (10) calendar days. For Ultra 1-Step and Instant Funding accounts, the Performance Reward cycle is set at fourteen (14) calendar days measured from the date of the most recent payout, with the first Performance Reward request requiring a minimum of twenty-one (21) calendar days from the date of the first executed trade on the funded account (see clause 1.2.24). For 2-Step Static accounts, the first Performance Reward request requires a minimum of twenty-one (21) calendar days from the date of the first executed trade and subsequent requests follow a ten (10) business day cycle from the most recent payout (see clause 1.2.27(f)).

The per-cycle cap for both the Ultra 1-Step and the Instant Funding is fixed at three percent (3%) of the initial nominal account balance. The per-cycle cap for the 2-Step Static is five percent (5%) of the initial nominal account balance, with excess profit carried forward. The Instant Funding operates on a fixed 80% / 20% profit split which is not upgradeable. The 2-Step Static defaults to an 80% profit split, upgradeable to a fixed 95% via add-on. All other Challenge models default to an 80% profit split, upgradeable up to 95% via add-on. A consistency rule may apply to any model at the Provider's discretion (see clause 1.2.6) and applies by default to the 2-Step Static funded phase at 40% (see clause 1.2.27(g)). For Fast Pass 1-Step, Ultra 1-Step and Instant Funding, a Performance Reward request requires a minimum of three (3) Qualifying Days in the relevant cycle; once this requirement is met, the Performance Reward is calculated on the total realised profit of the cycle (see clause 1.2.7).

For Ultra 1-Step and Instant Funding funded accounts, the first Performance Reward request requires a minimum of twenty-one (21) calendar days from the first executed trade; subsequent payouts follow the fourteen (14) calendar day cycle.

For all models other than the 2-Step Static, any simulated profit exceeding the applicable per-cycle cap accrued within a single payout cycle is permanently cancelled and does not carry forward to subsequent cycles. For Ultra 1-Step and Instant Funding accounts specifically, profit accrued beyond three percent (3%) of the initial nominal account balance within any fourteen (14) calendar day cycle is forfeited in full. For the 2-Step Static, excess profit is carried forward in accordance with clause 1.2.27(f). Users acknowledge and agree to this cap structure as a condition of participation. The caps set out in this clause 4.3 apply to accounts purchased by the User. Promotional Accounts are instead subject to the monthly cap in clause 4.7.

4.4 — Disbursement & Processing

Where a Performance Reward is approved, it will be disbursed via third-party payout providers and/or Payment Partners. Transaction costs, currency conversion charges, and provider fees may apply. The minimum payout amount is USD 100 for all Challenge models. No minimum payout amount applies to Instant Funding accounts. Payout timelines are targets only and are not guaranteed.

4.5 — Withholding, Offsets, and Reversals

The Provider reserves the right to withhold, adjust, offset, or reverse any approved or pending Performance Reward where fraud, rule violations, disputes, or integrity concerns are discovered before or after disbursement, to the extent permitted by applicable law.

4.6 — Taxes

Users are solely responsible for their own tax reporting and payments in connection with any Performance Rewards received, unless withholding is required by applicable law.

4.7 — Promotional, Giveaway and Competition Prize Accounts; Monthly Profit Cap and Trailing Loss Limits

Accounts granted to a User at no cost — including accounts awarded through giveaways, prize draws, contests, trading competitions (including prize accounts awarded to competition winners), promotional campaigns, partnerships or any similar initiative ("Promotional Accounts") — are subject to a maximum eligible profit of one percent (1%) of the initial nominal account balance per calendar month. This clause applies exclusively to Promotional Accounts. Accounts purchased by the User are not affected by it and remain governed by the per-cycle caps set out in clause 4.3.

• The cap is calculated on the initial nominal account balance, not on any subsequent balance.
• The cap is assessed per account and per calendar month. It is not cumulative and any unused portion does not carry forward to a following month.
• For Promotional Accounts only, this cap replaces the per-cycle caps and the maximum withdrawal values set out in clause 4.3. Where more than one payout cycle falls within the same calendar month, the aggregate eligible profit across those cycles may not exceed one percent (1%) of the initial nominal account balance. For all other accounts clause 4.3 applies unchanged.
• Any simulated profit exceeding the cap within a calendar month is permanently cancelled, does not carry forward to subsequent cycles or months, and creates no entitlement to a Performance Reward.
• All other requirements of this Section 4 continue to apply in full, including the eligibility conditions of clause 4.2.

Trailing Maximum Drawdown and Daily Loss Limit. Irrespective of the Challenge model on which a Promotional Account is issued, its Maximum Drawdown is calculated on a trailing basis in accordance with clause 1.2.5, at the percentage set out in clause 1.2.2 for that model and phase. Where the model applies a daily loss limit, that limit is likewise calculated on a trailing basis against the account's highest equity watermark, with trailing stopping at 96% of the initial account size, at the percentage set out in clause 1.2.1 for that model and phase. This applies in every phase, including the Live Simulated (Funded) phase. Where a Promotional Account is issued on the 2-Step Static model, the static drawdown under clause 1.2.27(a) and the Daily Reference Value under clause 1.2.27(b) do not apply to it and this paragraph prevails; all other rules of clause 1.2.27 continue to apply to that account.

Where a specific campaign publishes its own conditions, those conditions apply to the Promotional Accounts awarded under it; in the event of any conflict, the more restrictive provision prevails. The Provider may verify at any time whether an account was granted at no cost and apply this clause accordingly. Users acknowledge and agree to this cap and to the trailing loss limits as a condition of participation.

5.1 — General Policy

Except where mandatory consumer law requires otherwise, Challenge fees are non-refundable once digital access has been provisioned and/or the Challenge has been started (i.e., the first trade has been executed). By executing the first trade, the User acknowledges and agrees that the Provider has delivered the Services, waiving any applicable right to contract withdrawal.

As an exception to the above, the Challenge registration fee paid at checkout will be reimbursed to the User upon successful completion of the third (3rd) approved Performance Reward payout on the same funded account (or the first (1st) approved Performance Reward payout where the "Fee Refund" add-on was purchased on a 2-Step Static account). The reimbursement will be credited via the same payout method used for the Performance Reward and will be processed together with or immediately following the relevant payout approval. This reimbursement is conditional upon the User remaining in good standing, with no active investigations, rule violations, or pending disputes at the time of the relevant payout. This exception does not apply to the Ultra 1-Step Challenge or to the Instant Funding model, whose fees are non-refundable in all circumstances pursuant to clause 1.2.26.

5.2 — Pre-Activation Refund Window

A refund request may be submitted within twenty-four (24) hours of registration, provided no trading activity has occurred on the account. Once trading commences, fees become non-refundable in full, with no provision for partial refunds.

5.3 — Non-Activation

If the User does not activate (execute the first trade on) the FundedVerse Challenge within thirty (30) calendar days of account provisioning, access will be suspended. Renewal of access may be requested via the support team, subject to applicable terms at that time.

5.4 — Termination by User

A User wishing to terminate their account must submit a written termination request to the Provider's support team. Such a request results in loss of access to all Services. The Provider will confirm receipt via email. Under these circumstances, the User forfeits any right to refunds of fees previously paid.

5.5 — Severe Violations

In cases where the User engages in prohibited practices of a serious nature, the Provider reserves the right to restrict access to all Services and terminate the User's account immediately, without compensation and without prior warning. No refunds will be issued, including fees paid for add-ons. The Provider retains full discretion in determining the severity of the violation and the appropriate corrective action.

5.6 — Disputes and Chargebacks

In the event of any fee dispute or chargeback initiated by the User that is deemed unjustified or fraudulent by the Provider, the Provider reserves the right to cease Services and deny future Services at its discretion. The Provider may also withhold, suspend, or offset any pending or future Performance Rewards against the value of such disputes and related fees until the matter is fully resolved.

6.1 — Support-First

In the event of any concern or dispute relating to a transaction, account, or the Services, the User is strongly encouraged to contact the Provider's support team before initiating any formal or payment-level dispute.

6.2 — Account Paused During Dispute

In the event that the User raises a payment dispute regarding a transaction made to the Provider, the trading account associated with the disputed transaction will be paused for the duration of the review process.

6.3 — False Disputes

The Provider reserves the right to permanently suspend any User found to have raised a false or fraudulent dispute. A false dispute is defined as a situation where the Services were delivered without issue, yet the User initiated a dispute against the relevant transaction.

6.4 — Reactivation Following Dispute Withdrawal

If the User wishes to reactivate a trading account for which a dispute was raised, they must first formally withdraw the dispute and provide the Provider with official proof of the dispute withdrawal. Once verification is successfully completed, the trading account will be reactivated.

The verification and reactivation process may take 45 to 60 business days. The User is strongly encouraged to contact the support team before initiating any disputes to address concerns promptly.

6.5 — Optional ADR

After internal escalation through the support process, mediation or arbitration may be used as an alternative dispute resolution mechanism, but only by mutual written agreement of both parties for the specific dispute.

B.1 — Permitted Use

Automated Systems are permitted provided that the underlying strategy constitutes genuine trading activity that could reasonably be executed under live market conditions, and that the User remains at all times the sole owner, operator and person responsible for the account and for every order placed on it.

B.2 — Prohibited Categories

The following categories are prohibited on all models and in all phases, regardless of whether Automated Systems are otherwise permitted:

(a) High-frequency trading (HFT). Systems that generate a volume or frequency of orders incompatible with discretionary execution, operate on sub-second decision cycles, or rely on order placement, modification or cancellation at speeds designed to exploit the simulated matching or quoting process.

(b) Latency and tick arbitrage. Systems that exploit delayed quotes, discrepancies between the Provider's price feed and any external feed, tick-level pricing anomalies, or any timing differential between data sources.

(c) Quote and platform exploitation. Systems that exploit pricing errors, abnormal spreads, liquidity gaps, rollover, swap timing, symbol mapping or any malfunction or limitation of the Platform.

(d) External copy and signal replication. Systems that copy, mirror or replicate trades or signals originating from accounts, providers or persons external to the User, or that coordinate multiple FundedVerse accounts attributable to the same strategy or the same person outside the limits of clause 2.1.16.

(e) Grid, martingale and loss-averaging. Systems that add to losing positions, scale position size after losses, or otherwise operate in a manner that breaches the maximum risk per trade under clause 1.2.17 or the applicable leverage cap.

(f) Inter-account hedging. Systems that open offsetting positions across accounts held at FundedVerse or at third parties.

(g) Rule circumvention. Systems designed to circumvent, test or exploit any rule in these Challenge Terms, including position-splitting to evade clause 1.2.10, timing manipulation around the news window in clause 1.2.20, or artificial trade generation to satisfy minimum trade or Qualifying Day requirements.

B.3 — Disclosure to the Risk Desk

The Provider may at any time, during any phase or in connection with any Performance Reward request, require the User to provide the executable file, set file, source logic (where available), parameter configuration and a written description of any Automated System in use on the account. The User must comply within five (5) business days of the request. Failure to comply within that period constitutes a violation of these Challenge Terms and entitles the Provider to defer any pending Performance Reward, exclude the relevant profits, or terminate the account.

Information provided under this paragraph is used solely for the purposes of compliance review and is treated as confidential in accordance with the FundedVerse Privacy Policy.

B.4 — Detection and Consequences

The Provider monitors automated activity through analysis of execution timing, order patterns, timestamp clustering across accounts, entry correlation on the same instruments and any other forensic method it considers appropriate. Where the Provider determines that an Automated System falls within a prohibited category, or that its use otherwise breaches these Challenge Terms, the Provider may, according to the severity of the breach: exclude the relevant profits from phase progression and Performance Reward calculations; invalidate the current phase; defer or deny Performance Rewards; or terminate the account and any connected accounts, without refund of fees paid.

B.5 — Models Where Automated Systems Are Prohibited

For the avoidance of doubt, nothing in this Annex permits the use of Automated Systems on Ultra 1-Step accounts during the Live Simulated (Funded) phase or on Instant Funding accounts at any time. On those accounts clause 1.2.21(b) applies in full.

Questions about your Challenge? Contact the FundedVerse support team through the dashboard or via our designated support channels before initiating any disputes. We are here to resolve issues directly and promptly.

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