Simulated trading. Substantial risk of loss.

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Going live: the meeting, the documentation, the funding

You sit down with the people who run ONYX, sign for the account, and it is opened in the firm's name.

Before the live account opens you meet the founder, and the account is fitted to the way you trade. No competitor does this, and it is the reason there is no application form anywhere on this site.

Clearing the evaluation creates the live account. There is nothing to request, no buffer to sit through and no ladder to climb.

3.1

Passing the evaluation creates the live account. There is nothing to request.

3.2

Before the live account opens you meet the founder and sign for the account, including a power of attorney.

Until the documentation is returned and accepted there is no live account.

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This rule book is the plain language statement of the rules ONYX applies. Where it differs from the Terms of Use, or from the documentation you sign for a live account, that document governs.

The evaluation is simulated trading. No real capital and no real market execution are involved in it, and passing an evaluation does not guarantee placement: a live account is offered at the discretion of the firm and subject to broker approval. Trading futures and options carries a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Hypothetical performance results have inherent limitations, some of which are described under CFTC Rule 4.41.