Hard Breaches are critical violations that result in immediate account termination and forfeiture of all profits.
These rules exist to protect the integrity of Stradger’s trading environment and ensure fair conditions for all traders.
1. Risk & Gambling Behavior
Overleveraging or risking more than 70% of available margin.
“All-in” trading or attempting to recover losses in one or two trades.
Account rolling — purchasing multiple challenges to rely on probability instead of skill.
One-sided betting without diversification or proper market analysis.
2. Exploitative or Abusive Trading
Arbitrage trading (price-feed discrepancies, latency, or time-lag exploitation).
Tick scalping, grid systems, martingale, or recovery-style EAs.
Latency trading or “guaranteed profit” methods during low liquidity.
Exploiting demo-server or price-freeze errors.
Hyperactivity or “Quick Strike” methods (hundreds of trades per minute, overloading servers).
3. Copy Trading, Hedging, or Group Behavior
Hedging between accounts owned by the same trader or group of traders (e.g., opening opposite positions on the same instrument).
Placing opposing trades (buy/sell) across multiple accounts or with coordinated groups (“group hedging”).
Mirroring, copying, or duplicating trades between Stradger accounts or external brokers.
Using third-party “trade copiers,” EA mirroring software, or subscription signal services.
Passing an evaluation using one strategy (EA/manual) and switching to a different method once funded.
✅ Note: Hedging within a single account on the same instrument is allowed for risk management — but cross-account hedging or group-hedging activity is a direct breach.
4. Account or Access Violations
Sharing, selling, or renting access to your Stradger account.
Logging in from shared, public, or unauthorized devices/VPS.
Creating or using multiple accounts to bypass drawdown or exposure limits.
Examples of Violations
Opening large-volume positions (<10 seconds) to exploit latency or spread fluctuations.
Running two accounts where one buys and the other sells the same pair.
Using automation that guarantees profits or manipulates pricing during low volume.
Creating multiple accounts to hedge risk or simulate diversified performance.
Zero-Tolerance Policy
All Hard Breaches are non-reversible. Violations result in:
Account termination without refund,
Forfeiture of all profits,
Permanent restriction from Stradger’s services.
Stradger reserves the right to audit account data, request trading logs, and terminate accounts exhibiting prohibited trading patterns.