Rule Radar

 Scalping is allowed on AquaFutures Instant Accounts; however, microscalping is restricted.
 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 10 seconds.
 Traders may execute trades lasting less than 30 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.
 Excessive reliance on ultra-short-duration trades may result in profit removal, payout review, or further account action.
 Consistency Rule

 Scalping is allowed on AquaFutures Instant Accounts; however, microscalping is restricted.
 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 10 seconds.
 Traders may execute trades lasting less than 10 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.
 Excessive reliance on ultra-short-duration trades may result in profit removal, payout review, or further account action.
 Consistency Rule

 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 10 seconds.
 This applies during both the Evaluation and Funded stages.
 Traders may execute trades lasting less than 30 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.
 Excessive reliance on ultra-short-duration trades may result in profit removal, payout review, or further account action.
 Consistency Rule

 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 10 seconds.
 This applies during both the Evaluation and Funded stages.
 Traders may execute trades lasting less than 10 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.
 Excessive reliance on ultra-short-duration trades may result in profit removal, payout review, or further account action.
 Consistency Rule

 Microscalping Rule
 Scalping is allowed on AquaFutures Flex Accounts; however, microscalping is restricted.
 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 30 seconds.
 This rule applies during both the Challenge and Funded stages.
 Traders may therefore execute trades lasting less than 10 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.

 Microscalping Rule
 Scalping is allowed on AquaFutures Flex Accounts; however, microscalping is restricted.
 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 10 seconds.
 This rule applies during both the Challenge and Funded stages.
 Traders may therefore execute trades lasting less than 10 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.

 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 10 seconds.
 This rule applies during both the Evaluation and Funded stages.
 Traders may execute trades lasting less than 30 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.
 Excessive reliance on ultra-short-duration trades may result in profit removal, payout review, or further account action.
 Consistency Rule

 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 10 seconds.
 This rule applies during both the Evaluation and Funded stages.
 Traders may execute trades lasting less than 10 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.
 Excessive reliance on ultra-short-duration trades may result in profit removal, payout review, or further account action.
 Consistency Rule

 Microscalping Rule
 Scalping is allowed on AquaFutures Instant Accounts; however, microscalping is restricted.
 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 30 seconds.
 Traders may execute trades lasting less than 30 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.
 Excessive reliance on ultra-short-duration trades may result in profit removal, payout review, or further account action.

 Microscalping Rule
 Scalping is allowed on AquaFutures Instant Accounts; however, microscalping is restricted.
 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 10 seconds.
 Traders may execute trades lasting less than 30 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.
 Excessive reliance on ultra-short-duration trades may result in profit removal, payout review, or further account action.

 Microscalping Rule
 Scalping is allowed on AquaFutures Daily Accounts; however, microscalping is restricted.
 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 30 seconds.
 This applies during both the Evaluation and Funded stages.
 Traders may execute trades lasting less than 30 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.

 Microscalping Rule
 Scalping is allowed on AquaFutures Daily Accounts; however, microscalping is restricted.
 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 10 seconds.
 This applies during both the Evaluation and Funded stages.
 Traders may execute trades lasting less than 30 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.

 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 30 seconds.
 This rule applies during both the Challenge and Funded stages.
 Traders may therefore execute trades lasting less than 30 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.
 Excessive reliance on ultra-short-duration trades may result in profit removal, payout review, or further account action.
 Consistency Rule

 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 30 seconds.
 This rule applies during both the Challenge and Funded stages.
 Traders may therefore execute trades lasting less than 10 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.
 Excessive reliance on ultra-short-duration trades may result in profit removal, payout review, or further account action.
 Consistency Rule

 Microscalping Rule
 Scalping is allowed on AquaFutures Standard Accounts; however, microscalping is restricted.
 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 30 seconds.
 This rule applies during both the Evaluation and Funded stages.
 Traders may execute trades lasting less than 30 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.

 Microscalping Rule
 Scalping is allowed on AquaFutures Standard Accounts; however, microscalping is restricted.
 Less than 50% of your total profits may come from trades held for under 10 seconds.
 This rule applies during both the Evaluation and Funded stages.
 Traders may execute trades lasting less than 30 seconds, but those trades cannot account for 50% or more of the account’s total profits.

 Microscalping generally refers to extremely short-duration trading behavior that depends heavily on execution speed, minimal slippage, rapid entries and exits, or unrealistic fill conditions that may exist within simulated environments. These strategies often involve repeatedly opening and closing positions within seconds while targeting extremely small price fluctuations throughout the trading session.
 Although these strategies may appear profitable in simulation, they are often unsustainable in live markets where liquidity conditions, slippage, latency, and execution delays behave differently.
 To maintain fair and sustainable trading conditions, AquaFutures requires that at least 50% of all closed trades remain open for longer than 1 minute. In addition, at least 50% of total generated profits must come from trades held longer than 1 minute. Traders are also expected to maintain an average risk-to-reward ratio above 0.3RR across their overall trading activity.
 The purpose of these requirements is not to prevent legitimate scalping, but rather to discourage execution-dependent strategies designed to exploit characteristics unique to simulated environments.
 Examples of acceptable scalping may include holding trades for several minutes while targeting structured market movements, trading around technical levels with defined stop losses and realistic profit targets, or executing lower timeframe setups while still allowing trades reasonable time to develop naturally.

 Microscalping generally refers to extremely short-duration trading behavior that depends heavily on execution speed, minimal slippage, rapid entries and exits, or unrealistic fill conditions that may exist within simulated environments. These strategies often involve repeatedly opening and closing positions within seconds while targeting extremely small price fluctuations throughout the trading session.
 Although these strategies may appear profitable in simulation, they are often unsustainable in live markets where liquidity conditions, slippage, latency, and execution delays behave differently.
 To maintain fair and sustainable trading conditions, AquaFutures requires that at least 50% of all closed trades remain open for longer than 10 seconds. In addition, at least 50% of total generated profits must come from trades held longer than 10 seconds. Traders are also expected to maintain an average risk-to-reward ratio above 0.3RR across their overall trading activity.
 The purpose of these requirements is not to prevent legitimate scalping, but rather to discourage execution-dependent strategies designed to exploit characteristics unique to simulated environments.
 Examples of acceptable scalping may include holding trades for several minutes while targeting structured market movements, trading around technical levels with defined stop losses and realistic profit targets, or executing lower timeframe setups while still allowing trades reasonable time to develop naturally.

 Crypto payouts may occasionally be offered for withdrawals below $1,000 and are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
 Processing Fee
 All AquaFunded payouts are subject to a 2% processing fee. This fee is deducted from the requested payout amount during processing.
 Important Notes
 - When a trader receives their first withdrawal, the account’s maximum drawdown adjusts to the starting balance plus $100.

 Crypto payouts may occasionally be offered for withdrawals below $1,000 and are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
 Processing Fee
 All AquaFunded payouts are subject to a 3% processing fee. This fee is deducted from the requested payout amount during processing.
 Important Notes
 - When a trader receives their first withdrawal, the account’s maximum drawdown adjusts to the starting balance plus $100.

 Crypto payouts may occasionally be offered for withdrawals below $1,000 and are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
 Processing Fee
 A flat $35 processing fee is deducted from the first approved withdrawal request each calendar month.
 This fee is only charged once per month regardless of the number of withdrawal requests submitted.
 Important Notes
 - When a trader receives their first withdrawal, the account’s maximum drawdown adjusts to the starting balance plus $100.

 Crypto payouts may occasionally be offered for withdrawals below $1,000 and are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
 Processing Fee
 All AquaFunded payouts are subject to a 2% processing fee. This fee is deducted from the requested payout amount during processing.
 Important Notes
 - When a trader receives their first withdrawal, the account’s maximum drawdown adjusts to the starting balance plus $100.