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Xpert Funding
General Rules
Increase your earning potential with opportunities that grow alongside your performance.
Arbitrage Trading
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Hedge Arbitrage
Involves making two offsetting trades to minimize risk, like placing opposing bets to ensure some level of profit.
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Reverse Arbitrage
Involves making two offsetting trades to minimize risk, like placing opposing bets to ensure some level of profit.
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Latency Arbitrage
Involves making two offsetting trades to minimize risk, like placing opposing bets to ensure some level of profit.
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HFT
High Frequency Trading (HFT) uses advanced algorithms and ultra-fast computing to execute a large number of trades in seconds, exploiting small price differences. It relies on speed and technology to gain an edge in the market, contributing to liquidity but also raising concerns about volatility and fairness.
Trading activities with a frequency of less than five seconds are strictly prohibited.
Trading activities with a frequency of less than five seconds are strictly prohibited.
Arbitrage Trading
Using more than 65% of your available margin in one single day on a single trade or on multiple trades of the same instrument in the same direction is not allowed.
One-side betting:
Available Margin:
This is the amount of funds you have in your account that can be used to open new positions. It's determined by your account balance, the leverage provided, and the margin requirements of your open positions.
Leverage :
Same-instrument, same-direction trades
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$100,000 Accounts With 1:125 Leverage
Total Trading Power:
With 1:125 leverage, your $100,000 can control positions worth up to $12,500,000 ($100,000 * 125).
With 1:125 leverage, your $100,000 can control positions worth up to $12,500,000 ($100,000 * 125).
40% Margin Rule: You cannot use more than 40% of your available margin on a single trade or multiple trades in the same direction on the same instrument. This means you cannot commit more than $5,000,000 ($12,500,000 * 40%) to any one trade or set of trades on the same instrument in the same direction.
Max Lot Size for a Trade: Forex lots are typically 100,000 units of the base currency. To find the max lot size, we calculate the maximum amount you can commit ($5,000,000) and divide it by the value of one lot in your account currency. For simplicity, if we assume you're trading a pair where the base currency is the same as your account currency, the maximum lot size would be 50 lots (since one lot is $100,000 of position value, and you can commit up to $5,000,000).
Max Lot Size for a Trade: Forex lots are typically 100,000 units of the base currency. To find the max lot size, we calculate the maximum amount you can commit ($5,000,000) and divide it by the value of one lot in your account currency. For simplicity, if we assume you're trading a pair where the base currency is the same as your account currency, the maximum lot size would be 50 lots (since one lot is $100,000 of position value, and you can commit up to $5,000,000).
$100,000 Accounts With 1:40 Leverage
Total Trading Power:
With 1:40 leverage, your $100,000 can control positions worth up to $4,000,000 ($100,000 * 40).
With 1:40 leverage, your $100,000 can control positions worth up to $4,000,000 ($100,000 * 40).
40% Margin Rule: You cannot use more than 40% of your available margin on a single trade or multiple trades in the same direction on the same instrument. This means you cannot commit more than $1,600,000 ($4,000,000 * 40%) to any one trade or set of trades on the same instrument in the same direction.
Max Lot Size for a Trade: Using the same logic as above, if one lot is $100,000 of position value, the maximum lot size you could commit to a single trade or multiple trades in the same direction on the same instrument would be 16 lots (since you can commit up to $1,600,000).
Max Lot Size for a Trade: Using the same logic as above, if one lot is $100,000 of position value, the maximum lot size you could commit to a single trade or multiple trades in the same direction on the same instrument would be 16 lots (since you can commit up to $1,600,000).
Grid Trading
Grid trading sets up a network of buy and sell orders at specific price intervals to profit from market volatility, executing trades as prices fluctuate.
While effective in both rising and falling markets, it's sometimes banned for potentially manipulating market prices or exploiting structural inefficiencies.
While effective in both rising and falling markets, it's sometimes banned for potentially manipulating market prices or exploiting structural inefficiencies.
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Tick Scalping
Strategy aimed at snatching minor profits from the smallest price changes, called "ticks," in rapid succession.
It's all about speed, with trades lasting seconds to minutes, often automated to catch these quick shifts.
Ideal for those keen on exploiting instant market reactions, it demands fast decision-making and constant market watch.
It's all about speed, with trades lasting seconds to minutes, often automated to catch these quick shifts.
Ideal for those keen on exploiting instant market reactions, it demands fast decision-making and constant market watch.
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Personal Account Integrity
You are buying an account in your own name, so you must trade under your own name and ideally from the same IP address.
If you share your password and account access with someone else, we may consider this to be a breach of the rules and therefore grounds for account closure.
If you share your password and account access with someone else, we may consider this to be a breach of the rules and therefore grounds for account closure.
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Hedging
Hedging is allowed, however it is not allowed for a user to hedge between two accounts and multiple accounts for challenges.
That is, a position in one account can't be hedged by a position in another account.
That is, a position in one account can't be hedged by a position in another account.
Leverage & Commissions
Risk-Free Arbitrage
At XpertFunding, we aim to foster a reliable space where traders are rewarded for precision and discipline. The foundation of our platform is built on fairness and respect for risk. To maintain this standard, we discourage behaviors that compromise the spirit of true trading performance. Certain tactics not only increase exposure to loss but also interfere with an honest assessment of skill. These include:
Risk-Free Arbitrage
At XpertFunding, we aim to foster a reliable space where traders are rewarded for precision and discipline. The foundation of our platform is built on fairness and respect for risk. To maintain this standard, we discourage behaviors that compromise the spirit of true trading performance. Certain tactics not only increase exposure to loss but also interfere with an honest assessment of skill. These include:
Passing the Challenge
Relying on a single oversized trade or multiple highly concentrated trades (over 70% of the profit target) to pass a challenge, rather than demonstrating steady and controlled trading.
Loss Recovery Strategies and Martingale
Abandoning a trading plan to recover losses in one or a few big trades instead of following a consistent strategy. A mindset of "recover it or lose the account" leads to reckless decision-making and jeopardizes long-term success.
System Exploitation
Engaging in behaviors that attempt to manipulate the system, defraud the firm, or put the platform at unnecessary risk.
We may take necessary actions such as restarting the Challenge, or terminating the account. To protect the platform’s integrity, we reserve the right to impose tailored restrictions or conditions on accounts that exhibit suspicious or problematic trading behavior.
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