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Inactivity Rule Policy

Updated this week

Effective Date: September 1st, 2025


This policy applies to all traders and accounts, including past and new challenges, regardless of when the account was originally issued.

The 30-calendar-day inactivity period will begin on September 1st, 2025 for all active accounts.


This policy applies to all account types, including Phase 1, Phase 2, and Funded Accounts.

To ensure active, efficient, and responsible use of trading accounts, we have established the Inactivity Rule Policy.The purpose of this policy is to ensure that accounts assigned to traders are used consistently and without extended periods of inactivity that could negatively impact the overall performance of the program.

Inactivity Guidelines – 30 Calendar Days

This policy covers three main scenarios:

1. Traders with Trading History (Closed Trades)

Any trader who has executed at least one trade on their Account must place another trade within 30 calendar days from the date their last trade was closed.


If no trade is placed within this 30-day window, the Account will be automatically deactivated due to inactivity.

2. Traders with No Trading Activity

If a trader receives an account but does not place any trades, they must execute their first trade within 30 calendar days from the date the Account was assigned.


If no trades are placed within that timeframe, the Account will be automatically deactivated.

3. Traders with Open Trades Held Long-Term

If a trader is holding an open position, the Account will be considered active for as long as the trade remains open — even if it exceeds 30 days.

The 30-calendar-day countdown will begin only once the trade is closed.
However, please note that pending orders such as Buy Limit, Sell Limit, Buy Stop, or Sell Stop do not count as open trades for the purposes of this policy.

Consequences of Inactivity

  • Once a Challenge is deactivated due to inactivity, the user must contact support to request reactivation.

  • If no reactivation request is made within 6 months, the firm reserves the right to mark the Account as a hard breach due to prolonged inactivity.

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