No. Participating in FORFX challenges with the intent to boost your success rate by purchasing many accounts or employing deceptive strategies is known as Account Rolling and is strictly forbidden. The purpose of our challenges is to assess traders’ genuine skills under fair, standardized conditions. Attempts to pass through chance-based methods, hedging across accounts, or repetitive trials violate FORFX’s professional and ethical standards.
Which behaviors constitute Account Rolling?
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Purchasing a large number of accounts with the aim of trial-and-error or increasing the odds of passing.
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Executing opposing trades (Buy and Sell) in different accounts to guarantee that at least one succeeds.
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Using high-volume, un-risk-managed strategies simultaneously across multiple accounts.
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Entering challenges from multiple accounts under different names or emails to bypass limits or manipulate the evaluation process.
What are the consequences of violation?
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Upon detection of account rolling methods, the user will be immediately barred from purchasing any new challenges.
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If the user persists in similar behavior on existing accounts, all of their trading accounts will be blocked, and they will be permanently denied FORFX services.
Are there any limits for traders who breach multiple funded accounts or inflict losses on the company?
Yes. To safeguard our funding system’s financial balance and ensure long-term service stability, FORFX reserves the right to impose restrictions—per our risk-management policies—on certain users. Such users may include those who:
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Have breached multiple funded accounts after receiving them.
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Have withdrawn significant profits but, in aggregate, caused a net loss to the company’s capital.
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Exhibit repeated, high-risk trading behavior across several accounts.
Consequences:
As determined by FORFX’s prop-trading technical team, these users will first be prohibited from purchasing new challenges, and if similar behavior continues, they will be permanently barred from receiving any FORFX services.