Are there restrictions on the number of open trades?

There’s no restriction on the number of open trades you can hold at one time in your Falcon Funded account, but you cannot place more than 200 trades per day.

According to industry standards, an account is considered hyperactive if it surpasses 200 trades or 2,000 server messages in a single day. This can cause strain on the servers and negatively impact other traders. If an account surpasses these thresholds, in most cases, the trader will receive two warnings, followed by an account suspension if the hyperactivity persists.

Please see our prohibited trading strategies for more information.

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