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We build one thing: a simulated environment that measures how a trader handles risk when the rules are fixed and visible. That sentence is also our limit — everything we are not follows from it.
We are an evaluation programme. You pay a fee to attempt a defined test in a controlled market, with limits published before payment and enforced mechanically.
We are not a broker, an investment manager or an advisory service. We do not hold client funds, route orders to a live market, or promise any financial outcome. No balance on this site is real money, including the ones that look like it.
That distinction is not marketing caution — it decides how the product is built. Because nothing depends on trading against you, the incentive to hide a rule disappears.
No condition may decide an attempt unless it appears in the rulebook before payment. Vague wording is treated as a bug, not as flexibility.
Limits are evaluated by the engine on tick data. There is no reviewer deciding whether your breach counted, because there is nothing to decide.
On the pricing page, in the terminal and on the invoice. A product that has to blur what it is has a problem the design cannot fix.
Four questions shaped every number in the rulebook.
Any rule that needs interpretation was rewritten or dropped. This is why the max loss trails the opening balance rather than a high-water mark: one is a number, the other is an argument.
Limits are wide enough that one bad trade does not end a disciplined attempt, and tight enough that a single oversized position cannot pass a phase.
Every enforced value appears live in the risk panel. A limit you cannot watch is a trap, however fairly it is written.
The team runs the routes internally on the same rules and the same engine. Anything that felt unfair from that seat was changed before launch.
A small group: risk, platform engineering and support. Names and photographs will be added once the page is approved for publication.
Defines every enforced value and reviews each proposed change against the four questions above.
Builds the simulation, the per-tick enforcement path and the live risk telemetry.
Answers rule questions with references to the rulebook section, not to opinion.