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George Town, Grand Cayman
RAG Tower, Al Barsha 1, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Anar Bayramov
Michal Król
Cayman Islands
United Arab Emirates
2025
2025
Hypernova proprietary engine using Hyperliquid market data. Simulated trading; orders are not routed to Hyperliquid.
Bybit Demo through a read-only API connection.
The fee is fully refunded with the second successful funded payout.
No platform fee. Hypernova sponsors gas for USDC payouts on Arbitrum.
USDT network fee only; typically $2–$10 depending on the network.
On demand, 24/7, with no waiting period. Close positions and orders before requesting a payout; settlement in seconds.
Every 14 days.
No minimum; the account must be in profit.
$50
Approved requests are released to the payment provider within 24 hours. If Dolvero misses this deadline, it automatically adds a 10% bonus.
No maximum.
Hourly funding on open positions, using Hyperliquid rates.
There are no traditional swaps; perpetual contracts apply funding every 8 hours.
There is no paid reset within a failed evaluation; a new one must be purchased.
Scaling programme announced, not yet available. Nova Score is informational during beta.
25% increase after 3 consecutive profitable months, up to $200,000 in the standard program. Larger allocations are invitation-only.
Static floor based on starting balance. Enforced in real time on equity, including open positions. Touching the limit permanently closes the account.
Static on 2-Step and trailing on 1-Step. The trailing floor only rises when equity reaches a new high and never moves down.
Recalculated at 00:00 UTC from the balance at that time and enforced on equity. Payouts adjust the daily loss budget so withdrawals do not count as trading losses.
Calculated from the 00:00 UTC equity snapshot and includes open positions.
Up to 2 ongoing assessments. Assessments and funded accounts share the capital limit; demos are excluded.
Up to 3 funded accounts at the same time. Each active challenge connects to one Bybit Demo account.
No time limit, subject to the inactivity rule
No time limit.
No minimum
5 qualifying days per phase, each with at least 0.5% profit on the starting balance.
80% standard; it can increase up to 90% based on performance.
Funded accounts can be merged by contacting support.
Self-built bots and strategies on a single account; no third-party signals or off-the-shelf evaluation strategies.
Proprietary and third-party bots are allowed without prior approval.
VPN use to bypass jurisdiction restrictions is prohibited.
VPNs, proxies and Tor are prohibited.
Permitted within the same account in hedge mode. Hedging across Hypernova accounts or with other firms is prohibited.
Per-symbol leverage and notional position-size caps, published in Markets and the terminal.
Maximum loss of 2% of current equity per trade idea. Maximum notional exposure of 2× per trade and 3× across all positions, with no more than 10 open positions.
Account freeze after 3 months without trades.
Funded accounts only: automatic closure after 7 calendar days without a trade. Evaluations have no activity requirement.
No day may represent more than 15% of cumulative net profit during the evaluation. It is a progression requirement, not a breach that closes the account.
Prohibited: cross-account arbitrage or hedging; third-party signals and copy trading; off-the-shelf evaluation strategies; account sharing or multiple accounts from one household, device or IP without approval; exploiting errors, latency or pricing; identity fraud; insider trading and front-running; materially switching strategy after funding; strategies that cannot be replicated in live markets or exploit simulation; conduct creating legal risk or breaching provider terms.
Copy trading, account coordination, one-sided or oversized betting, hedging on identical or correlated instruments, arbitrage, funding-rate farming, balance or API tampering and unauthorized markets.

















