⚠️ Tick scalping policy – what you need to know
At Fintokei, we support trading styles that reflect real skill and can be reliably executed on live markets.
Tick scalping doesn’t meet those standards.
What is tick scalping?
Tick scalping means opening and closing trades in extremely short time intervals, often under 10 seconds, and usually in high frequency.
These trades are nearly impossible to mirror in real market conditions due to execution delays and slippage.
That’s why we consider them unreliable and prohibited.
📏 How we define tick scalping
Any trade lasting less than 10 seconds falls under our tick scalping definition
It is not allowed to have more than 10% of your total lot volume coming from tick scalping trades
🚨 What happens if you tick scalp?
First detection
You’ll receive a warning email explaining the issue and asking for correction.If behavior continues
From the next day, if more than 10% of your trades again fall under tick scalping,
👉 your account will be breached.
📌 Please note:
This definition is valid for all accounts purchased on or after May 6th 2024 at 00:00 UTC.
Each case is reviewed individually, and Fintokei retains the right to apply this rule with reasonable judgment.
Fintokei backs real traders—not tactics that can't survive real execution.
Trade with structure. Trade with purpose. 💼🚀