Accounts and rules
One profile, your own trades
One Graybook profile per person, no account sharing, no copying or hedging across accounts, and identity verification before a payout.
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The program rules protect every trader's payouts, so a few conduct rules apply to every account, on both paths and at every size.
The conduct rules
- One profile per person. You may hold several accounts, but only one Graybook profile.
- Your own trades. You may not let anyone else trade your accounts, trade someone else's, or use account-management or passing services.
- No coordination across accounts. Copying, mirroring or coordinating trades across accounts held by different people, or hedging across accounts to guarantee a payout, is prohibited.
- Accurate details. Keep your registration details current. Identity verification is required before a payout is made.
Why they exist
A payout is meant to reward one person's own trading. Shared accounts, passing services and hedging across accounts turn it into something else, so the rules close those routes for everyone.
If a rule is broken
Breaking these rules can end the accounts involved and forfeit the payouts earned through them. The full wording is in the Prop Trading Terms of Service.
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