Account Reissuance Policy

2 min. readlast update: 02.03.2025

When an account is reissued, all trading days are reset and start anew.

Example:
If an account had a balance of $52,540, a trade of - $342, and was reissued with a balance of $52,198, the trader must:

  • Complete 8 trading days for a single-phase account.
  • Complete 4 trading days for a two-phase account.

Additional Conditions:

  • If violations of trading rules are detected during account review, any profit resulting from those violations will be deducted from the account balance.
  • Example of Max Loss Violation:
    A client passed the phase on a two-phase account with a balance of $10,500. During the review, trades violating the rules were found, resulting in a profit of $1,600. After deducting this profit, the balance becomes:
    $10,500 - $1,600 = $8,900, which exceeds the 10% Max Loss limit (i.e., $1,000).
    This constitutes a violation of our rules, and the account will be considered lost.

Live Accounts:
In the event of violations on a live account:

  • The account balance will be adjusted.
  • The client will need to resubmit a payout request.
  • After resubmitting, the payout will be processed in the usual queue.

If you were called for an interview with the Risk Department and, after completing the interview, you were informed that everything is okay, you may resubmit your payout request.

Note:
 We value clients who strictly adhere to the rules of our firm.

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