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Illustrated guides

Written for someone who has never used this site. Every step says where to click, and names of pages are links you can open.

Getting started

If you have never used a prop site: what a challenge is, how to register and sign in, how to buy, and what happens after you pay.

If you are new: what this site is

This is a prop-trading site. You buy a challenge (a test account), trade on MetaTrader with our rules, and if you pass you may get a funded account and a payout. You do not need to know jargon yet — start here.

Create a website account (step by step)

First you only create a login for this website (email + password, or Google). That is not a MetaTrader account and not a purchased challenge. Confirm the email or the trader panel stays locked.

Sign in to the website (not MetaTrader)

The Sign in page is only for this website. MetaTrader has a separate login, password, and server that appear later under Credentials. Mixing the two is the most common beginner mistake.

Buy a challenge when you have never done it

A challenge is a paid test account, not a live bank deposit and not MetaTrader access yet. Pick a program and size, pay the exact crypto amount, then wait. Fees are generally not refundable; a refund is possible only in special cases with admin approval. A challenge reset is a self-service discounted rebuy.

After you pay: wait, then copy trading login

A green paid order is not MetaTrader. We still have to create the demo account. When it is ready you get an email and three fields appear in Credentials. Often this takes up to about 24 hours.

Public pages you can read before you buy

These pages do not need a login. They explain the journey, brokers, platforms, scaling, rankings, and headlines. Live trading risk still uses the in-panel news calendar after you have an account.

Free demo: practise under real challenge rules

Start a free demo account with one click — no payment and no card. It follows the same rules as a paid challenge, but it is for practice only: no payouts, no funding and no scaling.

Trading platforms

Install MetaTrader or your chosen platform and log in with the exact server name.

Log in to MetaTrader 5 (first time ever)

Website Sign in and MetaTrader login are two different doors. After we issue the account, copy three fields from Credentials, install official MT5, then File → Login to Trade Account and search the exact server name.

Log in to MetaTrader 4 (only if your card says MT4)

MT4 is a different program from MT5. Use it only when Credentials says MT4. The three fields and File → Login to Trade Account work the same way.

Trader panel

Dashboard, challenges, MetaTrader password, news flags, reset, referrals, Telegram, security, orders, and the rest of the left menu — click by click.

Trader dashboard: the home after you sign in

After website Sign in you land here. Numbers on this page summarize your test or funded accounts. You do not place trades here. Use the left menu (or phone tabs) to open each tool.

My challenges: status, targets, and why MT5 is not enough

This list is the official status of each test (preparing, active, passed, failed). Profit target and loss limits are enforced here. MetaTrader only shows broker P&L.

Credentials vault: where the MetaTrader password lives

This is the only panel page that can show the trading password. Reveal asks for extra proof (site password or email code). Never paste that password into any other website.

Contests: race a free demo account for a funded prize

Contests are optional and free — no purchase needed. Registration and the contest itself run on separate date windows. Login details for the contest account only appear once trading starts, and the standard drawdown, news, and breach rules still apply.

News calendar and yellow/red flags (beginner)

Restricted news windows follow the clock at the top of the panel, not your phone. Trading inside a news window is never a yellow or red flag: on Prime/Rapid only 40% of that profit counts, and on Instant it is not credited. Yellow and red flags come from other rules — confirm your program on Trading Rules.

Reset a failed challenge (discount repurchase)

If the page lists your account, you can buy the same test again cheaper. After crypto payment we close the old demo and issue new credentials. This is not the “reactivate idle account” button.

Partner with us: share links, then withdraw commission

Ask for affiliate access first. After staff approve, you get register/shop URLs with your code. Commission is a separate crypto queue from trading payouts.

Invite friends: share your link, earn discount codes

Any customer can invite friends — no request needed. Your friend gets a discount code for their first challenge; you get a discount code after each friend's first paid challenge purchase. Rewards are codes, never cash; the partner program is the cash program.

Link Telegram and install the phone app (PWA)

Telegram linking is for alerts and Mini App on this profile. The installable app is the website saved to your home screen. KYC uploads may still need a normal browser.

Password, 2FA, and sessions (keep the account yours)

Set a website password if you used Google, turn on two-factor authentication, and sign out unknown devices. Support will never ask for recovery codes in a ticket.

Certificates: funded, payout and contest

You get a Funded Trader certificate when your funding is approved (it also marks passing the evaluation), one per paid payout, and one for a top contest place. Passing the challenge itself is announced by email and notification. Certificates are PDF downloads, not payouts, and they do not replace KYC.

Map of every leftover panel page

If a sidebar item is not in another article, start here. My orders, Accounting, Invoices, Language, Appearance, My data and Notifications each have a real page — tap the links.

Orders, accounting and invoices (where the receipt is)

Orders is the list of challenge payments. Accounting shows your totals and history; Invoices holds the receipts and payout statements for your records. If crypto never confirmed, use order support with the order number.

Breaches page: what happened to the account

This list is the official log of yellow warnings and red closures. Read the rule name, time, and numbers. Do not keep trading after a hard breach. Appeals exist only when the page says so.

Profile, language, appearance, notifications, my data

These pages change how the website looks and how we email you. They do not change MetaTrader, challenge rules, or payout eligibility. Match your legal name to KYC.

Trade history: a full report for each account

Pick an account and see MetaTrader-style statistics, a balance curve, a trading calendar and every closed trade. Filter by phase, period, symbol or direction, then export to CSV or print as PDF.

KYC & payouts

Verify identity before a funded account, then request performance rewards.

KYC: prove who you are (plain steps)

KYC means we check your identity documents. You do it before a funded account is issued — not before you buy or start the evaluation. A rejected KYC does not close your challenges or your account — only a funded account (including Instant) waits until KYC is approved.

Request a payout when you have never withdrawn

Payouts are your profit share in crypto after funded rules (and KYC). Save a wallet first, wait until the panel says you are eligible, then submit. A wrong network can lose the coins forever.

Support

Open a ticket, read the trading rules, or browse the FAQ.

Open a support ticket when you are stuck

Tickets are for YOUR account (login, delay, KYC files). Rule questions are often already in FAQ and Trading Rules. Include challenge id, login, server, and a crop of the error text — not a photo of the whole room.

Where the real rules live (and what this help center is)

Trading Rules is the full contract. FAQ is short answers. This help center is the how-to for buttons and MetaTrader. If they ever disagree, the contract pages win.

Live chat: ask a quick question on any page

The round chat button at the bottom corner of every page opens Support. Live chat is for quick questions; the Contact tab lists our e-mail and Telegram. For anything about a specific order, account or payout, a ticket keeps the full record.