At NeomAAA, we maintain a strict policy against abusive, exploitative, or unrealistic trading strategies. Any method that artificially inflates performance, manipulates the evaluation process, or does not reflect real, sustainable trading behavior is strictly forbidden.
The following practices are not allowed under any circumstances:
⚠ Abusive Trading Behavior
Gambling-style trading
“All-in” or “all-or-nothing” strategies
Quick Strike / burst-risk strategies
One-sided oversized betting
Hyperactivity or spamming the order book
Grid trading, martingale, or recovery systems
Third-party EAs designed for arbitrage, grid, latency, or challenge exploitation
Copy trading, signal mirroring, or account-to-account replication
⚠ Arbitrage / Latency Exploitation
Latency arbitrage
Reverse arbitrage
Hedge arbitrage or any arbitrage emulator
Arbitrage bots of any kind
Tick scalping for micro-price exploitation
High Frequency Trading (HFT)
Using delayed charts or delayed data feeds
Exploiting data freezing, platform lags, or Demo Server errors
Exploiting low-liquidity spikes or guaranteed-profit conditions
⚠ System Abuse / Manipulation
Account rolling or passing challenges for others
Device or account sharing
Exploiting evaluation-only behaviors not replicable in live markets
Any strategy generating risk-free, guaranteed, or artificially consistent profits exclusively on challenges
Using external services like “Pass Your Challenge” or signal services
These actions distort results, bypass fair rules, and do not demonstrate the skill level required to trade professionally with NeomAAA.
Consequences of Violations
Any violation of these rules may result in:
Immediate account termination (Challenge, Verification, or Funded)
Denial of payouts or rewards
Permanent ban from all NeomAAA services
NeomAAA’s objective is to partner with traders who demonstrate discipline, consistency, and responsible risk management.
Password Policy
The exact password sent by us via email must be used to access the platform. Changing passwords is not allowed.
Gambling Policy
At NeomAAA, we maintain a zero-tolerance policy toward all-or-nothing or gambling-style trading strategies. We do not accept any approach based on taking excessive risks or attempting to achieve large profits through highly leveraged or high-risk positions. Our goal is to identify skilled, consistent, and risk-aware traders: professionals capable of managing risk responsibly, generating sustainable profits, and maintaining discipline in the markets. These are the traders we choose to work with and to whom we grant Qualified Trader accounts of up to 150,000 dollars.
We do not tolerate trading practices that reflect gambling behavior. This includes, but is not limited to:
Excessive use of leverage.
Risking a large portion of the account in a few trades.
Opening positions that use 70 percent or more of the available margin per position.
Exceeding a maximum risk of 3 percent per trading idea, which is measured from the entry price to the stop-loss level.
Failure to set a mandatory stop-loss within the first 2 minutes after opening an operation.
Any strategy designed to win it all or blow it.
These actions will result in the application of our enforcement ladder, which includes trade removal, soft breach, or permanent account closure (hard breach), depending on the severity or repetition of the violation. NeomAAA considers that gambling-type operations do not reflect real skill, nor do they demonstrate the ability to manage risks or maintain consistent profitability. Any activity of this type will lead to the termination of the contract and the removal of the Qualified Trader Account.
Third Party EAs
The use of third-party EAs is allowed, but traders must comply with the following rules:
Requirements:
The trader must be the owner of the EA or the strategy implemented within the EA.
The trader must be able to prove ownership or legal rights to use the EA or strategy.
The EA must comply with all NeomAAA risk management policies.
Warnings:
Using an EA without ownership or authorization may violate NeomAAA rules and could result in action being taken on your account, including disqualification.
Third-party EAs may inadvertently breach rules regarding prohibited strategies, account sharing, replication/copy-trading, or order flow abuse.
Order book spamming
What is Order Book Spamming?
Order book spamming involves placing a large number of small orders in the order book to create a misleading impression of market activity. This is a manipulative practice that can disrupt market integrity, provide unfair advantages to certain traders, and strain trading systems.
Why is Order Book Spamming Prohibited?
Unfair Advantage: Traders who use this tactic can gain an unfair edge, particularly in a simulated trading environment where the repercussions are not as severe as in live trading. This undermines the fairness and integrity of the trading platform.
System Strain: Excessive orders can overwhelm trading platforms and systems, causing delays and affecting overall market stability and efficiency. This can lead to slower response times and reduced performance for all users.
Example of Order Book Spamming:
A trader entering multiple small orders (e.g., 0.1 lots) in a short time period instead of placing a single larger order (e.g., 1 lot). This activity can be seen as an attempt to manipulate the price feed in a simulated environment.
Grid Trading:
Grid trading is a strategy where a trader places multiple buy and sell orders at different price levels above and below the current market price. The goal is to profit from price fluctuations as the market moves up and down, hitting various price points.
Why is Grid Trading prohibited at NeomAAA?
Grid trading is prohibited because it can lead to market manipulation and create artificial activity. It also increases risk, as a large market movement in one direction can trigger many losses simultaneously. This strategy is not in line with NeomAAA fair trading principles.
Example: A trader places multiple buy orders at $100, $105, and $110, and sell orders at $115, $120, and $125. If the market moves between these levels, the trader profits. However, if the market drops sharply below $100, all your buy orders will lose value, which can cause significant losses.
Copy Trading From Others:
At NeomAAA, copy trading is allowed between NeomAAA Challenge Accounts, under specific guidelines to ensure fairness, transparency, and compliance with the platform’s policies.
However, Copy-Trading between multiple accounts not owned by the same individual, including those of relatives, family members, or friends, is strictly prohibited.
Tick Scalping:
Tick Scalping refers to a trading strategy where traders aim to profit from small price fluctuations by executing a high volume of trades within a short time frame. At NeomAAA, limitations have been imposed on tick scalping as a result of its capacity for market manipulation and disruptive trading practices.
Example: A tick scalper uses automated trading algorithms to scalp ticks on instruments. By executing trades at lightning speed, they can exploit even the smallest price movements, effectively front-running other market participants and gaining an unfair advantage. The rapid influx of orders and subsequent cancellations can strain market liquidity, making it challenging for other traders to execute their trades at fair prices.
Account Sharing/Device Sharing:
Account sharing refers to the unauthorized practice of sharing or reselling NeomAAA accounts with other individuals or entities. Sharing devices with other traders is strictly prohibited, regardless of the relationship. This behavior violates NeomAAA Terms of Service and is strictly prohibited. A zero-tolerance stance towards account sharing or device sharing is maintained due to several reasons related to security, fairness, and compliance.