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What is considered “trading day manipulation” at Techno Funding?

Written by Techno Funding

Trading day manipulation refers to actions taken solely to satisfy rule requirements, rather than to execute genuine trading strategies.

Examples include (but are not limited to):

• Opening very small lot trades only to meet minimum trading day requirements
• Repeatedly opening and closing trades without real market intent
• Placing trades strictly to meet minimum trade duration rules, with no strategic reasoning


Our Approach

Techno Funding expects traders to trade with clear intent and a defined strategy.
Our risk team may flag activity that appears to exist only to “check a box” rather than reflect real trading behavior.


Important Notes

• Legitimate trading styles are welcome when rules are respected
• Activity designed purely to bypass requirements may result in account review
• All flagged activity is reviewed fairly and contextually

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