No. Group Trading — the coordination of multiple accounts to open opposite positions on the same asset — is a form of manipulation that neutralizes real risk and undermines the Actifunded funding model.
What is considered Group Trading?
Group Trading occurs when:
Two or more accounts, whether linked or not, open simultaneous and opposing positions on the same instrument.
The intention is to secure profits in at least one account while transferring the loss to another.
Why it is prohibited
Group Trading is banned because it:
Circumvents drawdown limits and other risk-control mechanisms.
Produces artificial results that do not reflect real trading skill.
Threatens the integrity of the funding model and trust in the program.
Penalties
Violations will result in:
Immediate cancellation of all linked accounts
Voidance of all profits
Permanent ban from future participation in funding programs