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Account churning

You may not keep buying accounts and trading each one on an all-or-nothing basis until it passes or breaches. Traderscale expects a defined, controlled approach across your accounts, not repeated gambles.

Example of a breach

Six accounts bought in eight weeks. Each is traded with a handful of maximum-size positions until it either passes or breaches. No consistent method appears on any of them.

Does one failed account count as churning?

No. A single normal loss is not churning. The rule is about the wider pattern across your attempts and accounts.

What is reviewed

Your account history, repeated patterns, risk behaviour, direction changes and activity across your accounts.

Possible outcome

Payout rejection, profit forfeiture, suspension, breach or removal from the programme.

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