SECURITY

Every order on a TRONEXO account must be placed manually and personally by you. Automation of order entry or position management is not allowed in any form.

Prohibited tools and methods include:

• Trading robots, algorithms, scripts, or any system that executes orders without your hands-on input.
• Expert Advisors (EAs) and similar platform tools that open or manage positions automatically.
• Auto-clickers, macros, and pre-programmed command sequences.
• Scripts or API connections that route orders outside the platform's standard interface.
• Device emulators, virtualization software, or anything that masks your real trading environment.

The principle is straightforward: the trading decisions, and the clicks behind them, must be yours.

Your account is for your own trading only. You may not copy, mirror, or replicate anyone else's activity, and no one else may trade your account for you.

The following are prohibited:

• Copying the trades of other users or external traders, whether by hand or with software.
• Replicating trades across multiple accounts, including mirror trading and reverse trading.
• Coordinated trading between several users or groups acting together.
• Using signal services, signal providers, or external trading groups to drive your decisions.
• “Pass your challenge” services or any arrangement where someone clears a Challenge on your behalf.
• Sharing login details, or letting more than one person trade from a single account.
• Account management by a third party, whether that person is a family member, a friend, or a professional.

We are evaluating market analysis and judgment, not raw execution speed. Strategies built around opening and closing positions extremely quickly are not permitted.

This includes:

• Strategies that chase micro-fluctuations in price to scrape profit from tiny moves with no real analysis behind them.
• Tick scalping, defined as opening and closing positions within ten seconds.
• High-frequency methods involving very rapid, sequential order entry and settlement.
• Any approach whose main edge is execution speed within the simulated environment.
• Purely mechanical, repetitive, or algorithm-like entries with no clear trading rationale.

You may not use any form of direct or indirect hedging to neutralize risk or freeze a loss outside the bounds of normal trading.

Prohibited conduct includes:

• Opening opposing positions on a single account, such as a simultaneous long and short on the same instrument.
• Hedging across multiple accounts, including accounts held by the same person, relatives, or otherwise connected parties.
• Building synthetic hedges from combinations of instruments or correlated markets.
• Coordinated trading across users or accounts designed to spread risk or create a combined, low-risk position.
• Any strategy that functions as a hedge, whether it is set up openly or disguised.

Trading on a Tronexo account should reflect how a disciplined trader behaves in real conditions. Approaches that ignore risk management or amount to a gamble are not allowed.

This covers, among other things:

• Trying to clear a phase in a single trade, or a sequence of trades that together make up one all-or-nothing bet.
• Opening oversized positions with no clear strategy, rationale, or risk control.
• Trading in only one direction regardless of market movement, volatility, or signals.
• A style that shows no adaptation to changing conditions.
• Strategies that rely on disproportionate risk, randomness, or extreme aggression to reach the target.

You may not complete any phase with a single trade, a single sequence, or a cluster of trades that together form one one-sided attempt. As a hard limit, the profit from any single trade, or from a sequence opened in the same or a very similar time window, may not exceed 60% of the required profit for that phase.

Pyramiding into a winning position is allowed, but only while you stay fully within every program limit, in particular Net Open Position (NOP), Maximum Daily Loss, and Maximum Loss.

Each user may hold only one User Account. You may not use multiple accounts, or coordinate behavior across accounts, to get around the program rules.

Prohibited in particular:

• Trading several accounts in the same way, with identical or near-identical entries, exits, and position management.
• Opening opposite trades across accounts to cancel out risk or boost the odds of passing, distributing risk across accounts, or building combined positions that mimic hedging.
• Coordinated group trading by two or more users who share a strategy or trade in sync.
• Any conduct meant to manipulate program performance, statistics, or outcomes through multiple accounts.
• Registering or using more than one User Account as a single person, regardless of the email address or device used.

For these purposes, accounts that share personal details, payment methods, devices, IP addresses, or other linking data may be treated as belonging to the same user.

You may not interfere with, bypass, or abuse the technical workings of the simulated environment or our systems.

This includes:

• Any interference with the platform's software, data structures, trading records, or technical processes.
• Attempts to circumvent or disable risk limits, including Maximum Loss, Maximum Daily Loss, position size, NOP, or any other rule.
• Tools, scripts, techniques, or modifications that change how orders execute, alter execution speed or displayed data, or otherwise hand you an advantage a standard user does not have.
• Tampering with your connection, creating artificial delays, generating false requests, or trying to force the system into abnormal behavior.

We assess compliance using technical data such as trading logs, IP addresses, geolocation, access logs, connection metadata, and platform-level traces.

Martingale and averaging into a position are allowed, but only within strict limits. Break or work around any of these conditions and the entire activity is treated as a prohibited practice.

Maximum of three positions per sequence. In one direction (long or short), you may open at most three positions that together form a single sequence. Once a sequence is fully closed, you may start a new one, beginning with a fresh entry; each sequence is assessed on its own. Repeated sequences (for example 3 + 3 + 3) are fine only if every sequence independently meets all of these rules.

Position size within a sequence. Each additional position in a sequence must be the same size as, or smaller than, the first position of that sequence.

Maximum average-price displacement. The average entry price of a sequence may not move more than 50% of the adverse price movement away from the original entry. This is assessed separately for each sequence. For example, on a long opened at 1.20000 with adds at 1.19500 and 1.19000, the average price must not fall below 1.19500; on a short opened at 1.20000 with adds at 1.20500 and 1.21000, the average must not rise above 1.20500.

You may not work around these limits, for example through intermittent averaging, opening small winning trades to “reset” a sequence, hiding a martingale structure across several instruments, or any move designed to build an indirect martingale. Each sequence must be uniform, consistent, and clearly identifiable in the trading data.

You may not abuse network infrastructure, IP addresses, or external data sources in a way that creates an unfair edge, undermines the simulated environment, or sidesteps the rules.

Prohibited in particular:

• Logging in from multiple IP addresses in different countries or regions without a legitimate, demonstrable reason.
• Deliberately masking or manipulating your location or IP address, for example through VPN, proxy, RDP, VPS, or other anonymization tools.
• Unexplained mismatches between your billing address, your device location, and your login IPs.
• Trading through external data feeds, alternative data sources, or unsynchronized price feeds.
• Breaching a partner broker's terms, or creating situations inconsistent with the normal operation of their systems.

We may evaluate IP addresses, geolocation, device fingerprints, access logs, and trading metadata to assess whether this rule has been broken.

Grid trading is prohibited. This means opening multiple positions on the same instrument at regular or pre-set price intervals above and/or below the current market price, without risk management applied to the structure as a whole.

In particular, we treat as grid trading any approach where positions are placed mechanically at fixed price spacings and multiple open positions pile up on one instrument with no unified risk control, no overall maximum loss, no single stop-loss, and no pre-defined exit plan for the whole set. Any variant whose economic logic is simply spreading entries across many positions without managing the total risk is also considered grid trading.

You may not place a load on our platform or infrastructure that goes beyond normal use of the Service.

The following are prohibited:

• Sending more than 300 trading orders in 24 hours from a single account without a genuine trading purpose.
• Excessively modifying Stop-Loss and Take-Profit orders, in particular more than five changes to the same order per minute, or changes clearly unrelated to shifting market conditions.
• Repeatedly placing and cancelling pending orders without execution (order spamming, quote stuffing).
• Splitting positions into an excessive number of partial closes with no economic justification.

These figures are indicative. We may still treat conduct as prohibited beyond these thresholds if it is aimed at overloading the system.