| # | Rule | Description Rule |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Prohibited Trading Practices Affecting Profit Consistency |
This section explains the Profit Consistency (PC) rule and outlines actions considered attempts to manipulate or control profit distribution. It covers prohibited practices such as intentionally limiting daily profits, distributing profits across multiple accounts, hedging or cycling risk to maintain artificial consistency, and using strategies that distort natural trading performance. These restrictions ensure that reported profits reflect genuine trading performance rather than engineered outcomes. Click here for detail |
| 2 | What Is the Daily Loss Limit and What Happens Next? |
This section explains how the Daily Loss limit is determined using a fixed loss amount derived from the account’s initial balance and assigned risk percentage. The system continuously tracks both balance and equity, including open positions, and applies the higher of the two as the reference level. If the account value drops below the permitted loss threshold at any point, all open positions are automatically closed and the account is marked as a violation. Click here for detail |
| 3 | What Is the Trading Interval Restriction Across Multiple Accounts? |
This rule explains how the Trading Interval Restriction prevents the use of multiple accounts to manipulate risk exposure or transfer losses between accounts, ensuring fair trading and consistent risk management across all WeMasterTrade accounts. Click here for detail |
| 4 | Automatic Closures Explained: Why Closing Prices May Differ |
This section explains how WeMasterTrade’s Automatic Closure System works when risk limits such as Daily Loss, Max Loss, or Risk Consistency are breached. Once a violation is detected, positions are closed automatically within milliseconds to prevent further risk exposure. Due to fast-moving markets—especially with high-volatility products like Gold or Crypto—the final closing price may differ slightly from the price at the exact violation moment. For this reason, MT5 trade history may not fully reflect the violation timing or risk calculation. Click here for detail |
| 5 | Why My Order Has Slipped In Price and Execution |
After going through this article, you'll be equipped to establish a habit of staying informed about why your order has slipped in price and execution and the following key point below: Market Rollovers, Significant News Releases, Volatile Markets, Low-Liquid Assets, Weekend Gaps, Understanding Slippage Slippage in financial markets denotes the difference between the requested price […] Click here for detail |