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What is considered as prohibited trading practice? What are prohibited practices?
What is considered as prohibited trading practice? What are prohibited practices?
Updated over a week ago

Fintokei's goal is to teach traders how to trade consistently, according to a plan and with emotions under control. Modern prop trading attracts many traders. Some really want to learn how to trade like a pro, analyze the markets and minimize potential losses. Others only care about the payouts, and how they get there is secondary. At Fintokei, we are aware of various "gamblers", which is why we have compiled a list of prohibited trading techniques and practices that these traders use to achieve success.

There are two main reasons for this. The first has already been mentioned and consists in finding serious and disciplined traders, not gamblers. The second is that we only allow trading styles and practices that we are technically capable of replicating in the real market conditions.

Here's the list of all prohibited trading practices at Fintokei.

  1. Copying trades from other persons’ signals or having your accounts managed by 3rd party

  2. Using services or EAs created by 3rd parties in purpose to “pass your prop trading evaluations” automatically on your behalf, or otherwise take advantage of the technical inefficiencies of the platform and its infrastructure

  3. Latency arbitrage trading

All prohibited trading practices have their own definition in our FAQs. Should you be interested, feel free to click on the name of prohibited trading practice and you will be redirected to the particular definitions.

Kindly be advised that all definitions apply to general instances and explanations, and the company retains the privilege to assess each case on an individual basis.

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