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George Town, Grand Cayman
1-13(A), First Floor, Paragon, Jalan Tun Mustapha, 87009 Labuan
Anar Bayramov
Peter Brown y David Bhidey
Cayman Islands
Malaysia
2025
2023
Hypernova proprietary engine using Hyperliquid market data. Simulated trading; orders are not routed to Hyperliquid.
Crypto accounts do not include a refund of the purchase fee with a payout.
No platform fee. Hypernova sponsors gas for USDC payouts on Arbitrum.
FXIFY does not charge a payout fee. Rise may apply its own withdrawal fee.
On demand, 24/7, with no waiting period. Close positions and orders before requesting a payout; settlement in seconds.
Crypto Instant Funding: every 14 days from the first trade. Crypto Standard funded account: every 14 days after trading on at least 7 of those 14 days. Crypto Standard can alternatively use a monthly payout with a 100% profit split.
No minimum; the account must be in profit.
Crypto Instant Funding: $50 for every account size. Crypto Standard: $50 on $5k, $100 on $10k, $250 on $25k, $500 on $50k and $750 on $100k accounts.
No maximum withdrawal amount is published for the Crypto programs.
BTC, ETH and SOL: up to 5:1. Other cryptocurrencies: up to 2:1.
Hourly funding on open positions, using Hyperliquid rates.
Crypto accounts do not offer resets or retries; a new account must be purchased after a breach.
Scaling programme announced, not yet available. Nova Score is informational during beta.
Static floor based on starting balance. Enforced in real time on equity, including open positions. Touching the limit permanently closes the account.
Both Crypto Standard and Crypto Instant Funding use a 6% maximum trailing drawdown. The drawdown locks when a payout is made.
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.
3% on both Crypto Standard and Crypto Instant Funding.
The current Crypto catalogue offers individual accounts from $5,000 to $100,000. FXIFY does not publish a separate aggregate Crypto allocation limit.
Up to 2 ongoing assessments. Assessments and funded accounts share the capital limit; demos are excluded.
No time limit, subject to the inactivity rule
No maximum time limit is published.
No minimum
Crypto Standard: 4 trading days during evaluation and 7 trading days during each funded payout period. Crypto Instant Funding has no evaluation minimum.
Crypto Instant Funding: 80% with bi-weekly payouts. Crypto Standard: 80% with bi-weekly payouts or 100% with monthly payouts.
Reaching the 3% daily loss limit or the 6% trailing maximum drawdown causes a breach.
Self-built bots and strategies on a single account; no third-party signals or off-the-shelf evaluation strategies.
Crypto Standard follows FXIFY's regular strategy rules. Crypto Instant Funding prohibits EAs, bots and copy traders.
VPN use to bypass jurisdiction restrictions is 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.
Trading is not allowed during the five minutes before or after restricted news events.
Account freeze after 3 months without trades.
Crypto Instant Funding requires at least one trade to be opened or closed every 7 days. Crypto Standard is breached after 60 days of inactivity.
A 25% best-day consistency rule applies to Crypto Instant Funding and to the funded phase of Crypto Standard. It does not apply during the Crypto Standard evaluation.
Crypto accounts can trade and hold positions 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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.
- High-Frequency Trading (HFT)
- Reverse and group hedging
- Account management
- Latency arbitrage
- Order book spamming
- Herd trading and collusion
- Exploiting bugs and glitches
- High leverage news trading
- Statistical arbitrage
- EAs, bots and copy traders on Crypto Instant Funding

















