The platform offers a minimum payout threshold of $100 alongside a standard 80% profit split, with the possibility of increasing payouts up to 90% through optional add-ons.
Most programs, including 1-Step Plus, 1-Step Standard, and Instant Funding accounts, operate on a 14-day withdrawal cycle. The 2-Step Plus account allows the first payout request on demand, while future withdrawals follow the regular 14-day schedule.
Several account models include drawdown protection systems. Depending on the account type, the trailing drawdown may stop trailing once it reaches the starting balance or become permanently locked after a payout request. Traders leaving a balance buffer after withdrawal effectively create a new drawdown threshold, while withdrawing the entire available amount may result in account violation.
Nova 1-Step accounts offer on-demand payouts with an 80% profit split, but require at least 7 profitable trading days with a minimum daily gain target before withdrawal eligibility is unlocked.
Overall, payout structures and drawdown behavior vary by account type, so traders should carefully review the specific rules attached to each program before requesting withdrawals.
The firm applies a structured set of trading and risk-management rules across all account types to encourage consistent and disciplined trading behavior.

News trading is permitted during challenge phases, however funded and instant-funded accounts may not open or execute trades within restricted windows surrounding high-impact economic events. Profits generated during prohibited news periods may be removed.

Copy trading is only allowed between accounts owned by the same trader inside the platform ecosystem. External signal copying, account mirroring, or third-party trade replication is not permitted.

Account inactivity limits vary by account stage, with evaluations generally allowing longer inactive periods and funded accounts remaining active for extended durations before expiration.

The use of Expert Advisors (EAs) is permitted only when the trader personally owns and controls the strategy. Commercially distributed EAs or publicly shared automated systems are prohibited.

Most challenge-based programs require a minimum number of profitable trading days before progression or payout eligibility. Certain account models may require multiple profitable days with predefined daily profit targets.

Some funded account types also include additional risk controls, such as symbol-specific exposure limitations and maximum daily risk thresholds.

Holding positions overnight and during weekends is generally permitted, although cryptocurrency trading over weekends may be restricted depending on the account model.

Trade duration requirements also apply. At least half of all executed trades must remain open beyond a minimum holding period to discourage ultra-short-term scalping behavior.

The firm prohibits excessive leverage concentration, coordinated group trading, account sharing, and account management abuse. Traders are also restricted from using high-risk or gambling-style trading practices such as martingale systems, aggressive averaging, execution flooding, latency arbitrage, grid trading, tick scalping, and one-sided all-in positioning.

Additional prohibited activities include cross-account hedging, platform manipulation, misuse of account identities, and any strategy designed to exploit technical inefficiencies rather than legitimate market trading.