Trading Behavior & Compliance
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Normal scalping may be allowed, but abusive tick scalping, HFT-style behavior, or platform exploitation may be reviewed.
Normal changes are allowed, but unusual or excessive lot-size increases may trigger compliance review.
Aggressive Martingale behaviour may be restricted or treated as a violation, especially when lot sizes increase significantly after losses.
Grid Trading may be reviewed where it creates excessive combined exposure or is used to bypass risk limits.
Hedging designed to bypass VOLT rules is prohibited.
No.
All-in trading, reckless oversized positions, and deliberate high-risk behaviour may result in compliance action.
Copy trading may be restricted where it involves unrelated traders, coordinated accounts, or attempts to bypass trading rules.
Strategies designed to exploit delayed pricing, platform errors, feed differences, or execution errors are prohibited.
Where a specific program has news restrictions, those restrictions must be followed.
Abusive news straddling or platform exploitation during volatile events may be reviewed.
Account rolling means repeatedly using multiple accounts or new accounts to bypass normal risk rules.
This is prohibited.
Multiple accounts may be allowed where permitted, but they must not be used for coordinated rule circumvention or opposite-position manipulation.
No.
Your account must be operated by the verified account holder.
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