DuFunded aims to maintain a fair and stable trading environment. Therefore, Funded and Instant Accounts may not be used for trading approaches designed to gain an advantage through execution characteristics, technical features of the platform, artificial risk reduction, coordination between accounts, or attempts to bypass program conditions.
These practices include:
Arbitrage - using price discrepancies between different quote sources or trading venues to obtain risk-free or technically driven profits.
High-Frequency Trading (HFT) - using high-frequency trading systems designed to generate profits through a large number of automated transactions or execution-related characteristics.
Tick Scalping - using extremely short-term trades primarily to profit from micro price movements or execution characteristics. Trades held for less than 2 minutes may be classified as Tick Scalping in accordance with the applicable rules.
Martingale - increasing position size after a losing trade with the aim of recovering a previous loss.
Grid Trading - placing a series of pre-structured orders at defined price intervals with the purpose of profiting from market fluctuations.
Demo Account Exploitation - using technical errors, characteristics of the demo environment, or other weaknesses in the trading infrastructure to obtain an unfair advantage.
Copy Trading - manually or automatically copying trades between different accounts or using external sources to replicate trading activity.
Hyperactivity Trading - excessive and unjustified trading activity that may indicate an attempt to take advantage of execution characteristics or trading infrastructure.
One-Sided Betting - systematically opening excessively large positions with the aim of profiting from one specific market scenario without appropriate risk management.
Gambling - trading behavior based on random bets, excessive risk, or an approach resembling gambling.
Account Rolling - creating or sequentially using multiple accounts for the purpose of bypassing restrictions, program rules, or increasing the probability of successfully completing an evaluation.
Low-Liquidity Profits - generating profits primarily from pricing or execution characteristics during periods of insufficient market liquidity.
Platform Exploitation - using errors, technical failures, or other vulnerabilities in the platform to obtain an unfair advantage.
Latency / Price Exploitation - using delays in quote transmission or updates, price errors, or differences in execution speed to obtain an unfair advantage.