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Zero Tolerance Policy

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Written by Yemi

Anything below is a hard breach. It can lead to account closure, payout denial and a permanent ban across all your accounts.


Cheating, Fraud & Abuse

Any attempt to cheat, manipulate or exploit the program, including:

  • Reverse trading, hedging patterns, or any trading designed to manipulate payout eligibility or risk rules

  • Trying to bypass limits, trigger loopholes or abuse payout conditions

  • Manipulating pricing, execution, latency or platform behaviour for an unfair advantage

  • Coordinated or group trading designed to game the rules


Identity & Verification

Fake or mismatched information, including:

  • Fake names, fake documents or altered verification details

  • Using someone else's identity or payment details

  • The account holder and payout recipient not matching

  • Hiding who is actually trading the account


Expert Advisors & Automation

  • EAs are only allowed in the EA Challenge phase and on Futures Style accounts.

  • On any other account, if we detect an EA we may issue a warning and ask you to trade manually.

  • Continuing after a warning is a hard breach.


Chargeback Fraud

  • Any chargeback, or attempted chargeback, after receiving an account, data or a payout leads to an immediate permanent ban.


Slander & False Claims

  • Deliberately spreading false claims to damage SLF, including fake reviews, fake complaints, edited screenshots or coordinated campaigns, can lead to account closure and a permanent ban.


Multiple Accounts & Promotion Abuse

  • Using multiple accounts to abuse promotions, discounts, resets or payouts is a hard breach. All linked accounts can be closed.


Third-Party Copy Trading

  • You can only copy your own trades.

  • Copying other people, signal groups or trade copiers, or mirroring another trader's entries and exits in the same timeframe, is a hard breach.


Exploit Trading

  • Tick scalping designed to exploit feed latency

  • Latency arbitrage or price feed manipulation

  • Abusing platform errors, pricing glitches or execution issues

  • Any trading clearly aimed at exploiting the technology rather than the market

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