What Is a Hard Breach?
A hard breach occurs when one or more Trading Rules are violated. Depending on the circumstances, a hard breach may result in the termination of your Evaluation Program or Simulated Funded Account in accordance with the applicable Trading Rules.
Examples of Hard Breaches
Examples of hard breaches include, but are not limited to:
Exceeding the applicable Daily Loss Limit.
Exceeding the applicable Maximum Loss Limit.
Using prohibited trading practices.
Account sharing or allowing another person to trade your account.
Using pass-your-challenge services.
Exploiting platform errors, pricing delays, or technical issues.
Using prohibited trading strategies, such as Martingale where prohibited by the Trading Rules.
What Happens If a Hard Breach Occurs?
If a hard breach occurs:
Your Evaluation Program or Simulated Funded Account may be terminated.
You will no longer be able to continue trading on the affected account.
Hard breaches cannot be reversed.
If you have questions about an account action, please contact the Support Team.
Important
Hard breaches cannot be reversed.
All traders are responsible for understanding and complying with the FundingRock Trading Rules.
If you’re unsure whether a trading practice is permitted, contact Support before trading.
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