Trader protections
These hold at every firm on the protocol, regardless of price, branding, or which storefront you bought from. None of them are a specific firm's policy, they're properties of the shared engine underneath.
The rules can't move on you
Your evaluation's rulebook, profit target, drawdown, daily loss, minimum trading days, is locked into your account's rules at the moment you purchase. A firm can't tighten it after the fact, and the platform-wide Autonomous Risk Engine only ever applies its adjustments to accounts purchased after a change, never retroactively to one you already hold. See Evaluations & the rulebook.
Your fills aren't rigged
Prices come from the same live, aggregated market feed everywhere. Every fill is seeded per account and independently reconstructible, and on verified evaluation templates an internal audit specifically confirmed the engine carries no directional bias against the trader. See How trading works.
Your trade history can't be quietly edited
Trade history is committed on-chain in verifiable batches. If a firm's reported outcome doesn't match its own trade history, that's provable, not a dispute you'd have to win on trust. See On-chain architecture & trust.
A payout can be delayed. It can't be denied.
If a firm is under financial stress, its payout schedule throttles, but the obligation itself never disappears; earned money is queued, not cancelled. Payout capital is also layered specifically so one firm's stress doesn't leave you stranded: its own treasury, its token reserve, , and a shared cross-firm pool, in that order. See Funded accounts & payouts and Tokenomics & liquidity.
Even a firm failing outright pays you first
A firm can't be shut down by its own operator, and the one path that does end a firm, automatic bankruptcy, is hard-gated on paying every trader it owes in full before anything else moves. See Operator risk & lifecycle for the full mechanics.
Your standing is yours, not any one firm's
A track record you build is tied to your wallet, and carries over to any other firm you try. See Reputation across firms.
What isn't fully proven yet
One honest gap, stated plainly rather than glossed over: the on-chain programs behind all of this haven't had an independent third-party security audit yet. Internal adversarial review and real devnet-proven testing exist today; a formal external audit doesn't, yet. Read the full status before risking meaningful capital: Security & audit status.