PAYDAY Account Copy Trading Policy
Copy trading between PAYDAY Accounts is not allowed.
Traders may purchase multiple PAYDAY Accounts at the same time, but each account must be traded independently.
Can I Purchase Multiple PAYDAY Accounts?
Yes.
Traders are allowed to purchase multiple PAYDAY Accounts.
For example, a trader may choose to purchase more than one PAYDAY Account with different stakes, multipliers, or strategies.
However, each account must be traded separately and independently.
Is Copy Trading Between PAYDAY Accounts Allowed?
No.
Copy trading between PAYDAY Accounts is not allowed.
This means traders cannot place the same trades across multiple PAYDAY Accounts at the same time.
Each PAYDAY Account must have its own independent trading activity.
Can I Trade Multiple PAYDAY Accounts Separately?
Yes.
Traders may trade multiple PAYDAY Accounts, as long as each account is traded independently.
For example, a trader may use different strategies, different instruments, different trade setups, or different timing across separate PAYDAY Accounts.
The key point is that the accounts cannot be used to mirror, duplicate, or copy the same trades.
Manual Copying Is Also Not Allowed
Copy trading does not only refer to automated trade copier software.
Manual copying is also not allowed.
If a trader manually places the same trades across multiple PAYDAY Accounts at the same time, this may still be considered copy trading.
What Happens If Copy Trading Is Detected?
If copy trading between PAYDAY Accounts is detected, the accounts may be breached and the trader may become ineligible for payout.
Top One Trader may review trading activity, execution times, symbols, position sizes, trade direction, entry prices, close prices, and other available data to determine whether accounts were traded in a copied or mirrored way.