After 14 days of disciplined and…
After 14 days of disciplined and profitable trading, my payout request was rejected for a so-called “layering violation” because I opened a second trade a little over 1 minute after the previous one instead of waiting 5 minutes.
This experience made me realize how these prop firms operate with countless technical rules that only seem to matter once you become eligible for withdrawal. You can follow proper risk management, trade consistently, and pass their targets — but when it’s time to pay, they suddenly find a rule to accuse you of violating.
It genuinely feels designed to make profitable traders fail over minor technicalities rather than reward performance.
A fair company would issue warnings, temporary restrictions, or clearer real-time notifications instead of instantly rejecting payouts after weeks of effort.
Very disappointing experience overall. In my opinion, traders should avoid this prop firm unless they are prepared to deal with excessive rules and the possibility of payout rejection even after successful trading.