Rules · The rulebook

Six iron rules. No wiggle room.

Every account runs on the same six rules. Read them once. Stick to them forever. They're the only thing standing between you and a payout.

Read these first

Three of these rules will fail your account if broken.

Marked HARD below. The other three are SOFT — they're about fees, payouts, and consistency, not survivability.

HARDSOFT
HARD01

Max Trailing Drawdown

20% of highest water-mark

Account equity must never fall below 20 percent of your highest recorded High-Water Mark (HWM). The HWM only ever advances on a profitable trade — losing streaks lock it in. This is the single most common reason accounts fail, so respect it.

HARD02

Minimum Trade Duration

Hold every trade ≥ 3 minutes

Every trade you open must be held for at least 3 minutes. First offence is a written warning; second offence terminates the account. This rule exists to discourage tick-scalping strategies that don't transfer to a funded account.

SOFT03

Inactivity Limit

≥ 1 trade every 72 hours

You must place at least one trade every 3 days — miss that 72-hour window and your account go delete, finish. But no wahala if you dey trade slow: even a pending order dey count as activity, so as long as you get something working on the desk, you good. If na weekly timeframe you dey trade, set phone reminder abeg — we want active accounts, no be sleeping ones.

SOFT04

Payout Eligibility

10% net profit → 50% per cycle

You become eligible for payouts once you've grown the funded account by at least 10 percent net profit. Each payout cycle is capped at 50 percent of your starting equity — your account balance then resets to the original challenge size and you trade on.

HARD05

Prohibited Strategies

No HFT, tick-scalping, or arbitrage

High-Frequency Trading, tick-scalping, latency arbitrage, hedging against correlated instruments, and custodial copy-trading are strictly prohibited. EAs and bots are allowed so long as they obey the asset and trade-duration rules.

SOFT06

Fee Refunds

Non-refundable after first trade

The challenge fee na one-time payment and e no dey refundable. Na that fee buy your account, your capital, and your chance to get funded. We no dey do refund at all — and we dey tell you straight now, no hidden clause, no small print wey go shock you later. Wetin you pay na wetin you pay.

The math, visualised

Two lines. Stay above both.

Your starting balance never drops. A drawdown floor sits 20% below the highest balance you ever hit. Your equity curve moves between them — and that’s the whole game.

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Floor (-20%)

Quick math: starting at ₦400k, your floor is ₦320k. Your HWM rises to ₦480k after you bank ~20% growth — floor moves up too.

Payout cycle

From profit to your bank.

01

Trade the funded account

Same rules as the challenge. Profit target is gone — drop the floor, keep the upside.

02

Hit 10% net profit

Profit above your starting balance unlocks payout requests.

03

Request up to 50%

Each cycle is capped at 50% of starting equity. Bank transfer.

04

Account resets on payout

Balance returns to starting equity. Trade the cycle again. We pay out in less than 30minutes.

What you can trade

Most strategies welcome. Three are out.

Allowed

Anything that’s not prohibited below.

  • Scalping, day trading, swing trading
  • News trading around NFP/CPI/FOMC
  • Expert Advisors (EAs) + trading bots
  • Hold over the weekend — even through CPI
  • Trade any MT5 symbol up to the leverage cap
  • Multiple positions on the same instrument
Prohibited

Strategies that don’t translate to funded.

  • High-Frequency Trading (HFT)
  • Tick-scalping (sub-3-minute trade duration abuse)
  • Latency or cross-broker arbitrage
  • Hedging against correlated instruments to bypass drawdown
  • Custodial copy-trading via MAM/PAMM accounts
  • Exploiting server-side price-feed errors

Risk disclosure.

Trading leveraged financial instruments carries substantial risk and is not suitable for every investor. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Before engaging in trading you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite. Only trade with capital you can afford to lose entirely — and remember that even a well-tested strategy can fail under live market conditions.

Rule-readers win

You just saved yourself weeks of mistakes.

Pick your account, run the rules in your head before you trade them, then prove your edge.

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