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George Town, Grand Cayman
Sublot 40, Level 3, Block A2, Saradise Kuching, Off Jalan Stutong, 93350, Kuching, Malaysia
Anar Bayramov
Dixon Teo
Cayman Islands
Malaysia
2025
2023
Hypernova proprietary engine using Hyperliquid market data. Simulated trading; orders are not routed to Hyperliquid.
No platform fee. Hypernova sponsors gas for USDC payouts on Arbitrum.
On demand, 24/7, with no waiting period. Close positions and orders before requesting a payout; settlement in seconds.
The first payout can be requested at any time. Subsequent payouts can be requested every 30 days.
No minimum; the account must be in profit.
Up to 5:1 on BTC and ETH. Other cryptocurrencies: 2:1.
Hourly funding on open positions, using Hyperliquid rates.
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.
The maximum drawdown is static and remains fixed from the starting balance regardless of account growth. It does not reset after withdrawals.
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% from the previous day's equity, reset at 5:00 PM EST.
Crypto accounts are available up to $200,000. The combined limit for active evaluations is $1,000,000 per person.
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 time limit.
No minimum
0 minimum trading days.
Tradexprop runs monthly competitions with free evaluation prizes.
Payout Protector is available as an optional checkout add-on. It protects eligible gains if the funded account is breached, but does not prevent the breach.
90% for the trader on funded Crypto Evaluation accounts.
The ±3% Daily Cap closes positions and temporarily locks the account. Reaching the static maximum drawdown is a hard breach.
Merging is handled case by case and may be possible only for simultaneously passed accounts with the same product tier, step and platform.
Self-built bots and strategies on a single account; no third-party signals or off-the-shelf evaluation strategies.
Automated strategies are allowed, but third-party or off-the-shelf strategies marketed to pass challenges are prohibited. Switching strategy between evaluation and funded phases is also prohibited.
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.
Hedging and reverse trades are allowed within one account. Cross-account hedging is prohibited.
Per-symbol leverage and notional position-size caps, published in Markets and the terminal.
Copy trading is allowed only between accounts owned by the same trader. Group trading, signal services and mirrored trading across different owners are prohibited.
Opening positions during the three minutes before or after a news event is prohibited.
Account freeze after 3 months without trades.
An account is breached after 30 consecutive days without trading activity.
Positions may be held over the weekend.
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.
- Exploiting pricing or latency errors
- Front-running trades
- Using non-public or insider information
- Arbitrage across company or third-party accounts
- News-event trading within three minutes before or after the event
- Excessive leverage or all-in trades resembling gambling
- Group hedging or reverse trading across accounts
- Third-party strategies marketed to pass challenges
- Switching strategy between evaluation and funded phases

















