At ATFunded, we are committed to fostering safe and responsible trading practices. Our Gambling Policy aims to be transparent and easily understood by all traders, providing clear guidance and information. The main objective of this policy is to encourage responsible trading while discouraging behaviors that resemble excessive risk-taking and gambling.
Overleveraging: It is essential to maintain responsible position sizes and margin usage at all times. If we determine that you are over-leveraging your account, we will issue warnings to reduce your risk. If this behavior persists after a warning, your account may be terminated.
Account Rolling:
Passed Account Rolling: Purchasing multiple accounts of the same or similar sizes, passing each one above the maximum allocation, and then trading them individually at the funded stage. Failed accounts are replaced with other accounts that have passed. This strategy will result in the immediate termination of our services.
New Account Rolling: Purchasing a single account, trading it at full risk, and if it fails, purchasing additional accounts and repeating the same high-risk strategy until one passes. In the funded phase, this approach involves continuing with high leverage or risk tolerance to recover losses from previous failures. This type of gambling behavior is not tolerated and disregards the opportunity to be a successful virtual funded trader.
Reverse Trading: Executing a buy trade on one demo account while placing a sell trade on another demo account is not allowed. This action violates the prohibition against reverse trading or hedging across multiple demo accounts. Additionally, group hedging, where individuals coordinate opposing positions across one or more prop firms to minimize or eliminate risk and take advantage of prop firm rules, is strictly prohibited.
Copy Trading – No more than max allocation per strategy.
Min Hold Time – At least 50% of trades must be held for more than 1 minute. For instance, if an account has 50 trades and 30 of them are held for less than 50 seconds, it would violate this rule.
