All traders are required to set a Stop-Loss for every trade within the first five (5) minutes of opening the position. If a trade is closed within this initial five-minute window, a Stop-Loss must have been placed prior to closing the trade. This rule is closely monitored by the Risk Team to ensure trader's compliance.
Failure to apply a Stop-Loss on individual trades will not automatically result in an account breach. However, if more than 15% of a trader’s positions are executed without a Stop-Loss, the company reserves the right to terminate the account.
This policy has been implemented to ensure consistent and responsible risk management practices. The use of a Stop-Loss is a fundamental requirement, helping to protect capital during periods of high volatility and unexpected market movements.

All traders are required to set a Stop-Loss for every trade within the first five (5) minutes of opening the position. If a trade is closed within this initial five-minute window, a Stop-Loss must have been placed prior to closing the trade. This rule is closely monitored by the Risk Team to ensure trader's compliance.

Failure to apply a Stop-Loss on individual trades will not automatically result in an account breach. However, if more than 15% of a trader’s positions are executed without a Stop-Loss, the company reserves the right to terminate the account.

This policy has been implemented to ensure consistent and responsible risk management practices. The use of a Stop-Loss is a fundamental requirement, helping to protect capital during periods of high volatility and unexpected market movements.

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