Trading Rules
Understand EdgeProp's evaluation rules, trading objectives, prohibited practices, and what constitutes a rule violation.
By Maria and 1 other2 authors10 articles
- EdgeProp Evaluation Accounts – Rules, Parameters & Funding ProcessThis guide provides a complete overview of how EdgeProp Evaluation Accounts operate, including account parameters, profit targets, trailing drawdown, trading requirements, and the transition to a funded account.
- Maximum Contract Size – Position Limit Rule
- Trailing Threshold Explained
- Products & Trading Hours
- Account Status & ActivityThis section explains how account activity is managed, including inactive accounts and breached accounts.
- MicroscalpingThis article explains what microscalping is, why it’s restricted, and how it differs from normal trading behavior.
- Hedging PolicyThis policy outlines prohibited hedging practices and ensures all trading activity reflects genuine market participation and risk management.
- Economic News Trading RestrictionsTo maintain a fair and realistic environment, strict restrictions apply around high-impact economic releases.
- Tradable Instruments & Trading CommissionsEdgeProp provides access to a wide range of global futures markets across major exchanges including CME Group. Traders can trade index futures, commodities, metals, energy products, currencies, and micro futures…
- EdgeCore vs EdgeOne vs EdgeX: Which Evaluation Plan Should You Choose?EdgeProp offers three one-step futures evaluation plans: EdgeCore, EdgeOne, and EdgeX. The main difference is how trailing drawdown is calculated. Their funded account consistency and scaling rules also differ.