1-Step NOVA
13 articles- Step 1: Go to Your Dashboard. Log in to your Dashboard and Go to Accounts and select the account with Pending Activation.
Note: You'll see the status of your account as "Pending Activation"
- Step 2: Select “Complete Activation Payment” button. In the account metrics, you will see the “Complete Activation Payment” button. Click on it to proceed.
- Step 3: Confirm the Activation Payment. After clicking the Complete Activation Payment button, a confirmation pop-up will appear. Click "Complete Activation Payment" to confirm and proceed with the activation.
Note: Ensure you are ready to continue before confirming, as you will be redirected to the checkout page.
- Step 4: Complete the Checkout. After confirming the activation payment, you will be redirected to the checkout page. Complete the checkout by following these steps:
- Review your Order Summary to confirm the activation fee.
- Fill in your Trader Information and Billing Details.
- (Optional) Apply a promo code or select any available add-ons.
- Review all the information to ensure it is accurate.
- Complete the payment to activate your funded account.
To understand how the 'NOVA Pay After You Pas' works, please click the button below for full details.
NOVA Pay After You Pass Explained!
For any questions or assistance, feel free to contact our support team at support@toponetrader.com
- Step 1: Go to Your Dashboard. Log in to your dashboard and click on the failed account you want to reset.
- Step 2: Select “Reset Account”. In the account metrics, you will see the “Reset Account” button. Click on it to proceed.
- Step 3: Confirm the Reset. After clicking the reset button, a pop-up message will appear. Click “Reset Account Now” to confirm.
- Step 4: Complete the Checkout. Once confirmed, you'll be redirected to the checkout page to complete the payment process.
Learn More About the NOVA Reset Policy
To understand how the NOVA Reset Policy works, please click the button below for full details.
For any questions or assistance, feel free to contact our support team at support@toponetrader.com
The NOVA Account is a 1 Step evaluation plan designed for traders who want low entry cost, simple targets, and a pay after you pass model.
CAN BE PURCHASED THROUGH https://www.toponetrader.com/nova
Traders gain immediate access to the evaluation for a small upfront fee and only pay the activation cost after successfully passing.
How the NOVA Model Works
- One time starting fee of $7.
- Immediate access to the challenge
- Pay a one time activation fee (full details below)
- Unlock funded account access
- Traders have 30 days after passing to complete activation
NOVA Ruleset Overview
| Rule | Evaluation (1 Step) | Funded |
|---|---|---|
| Initial Fee | $7 | Activation Fee (full breakdown below) |
| Profit Target | 5% | None |
| Max Drawdown | 6% trailing + lock at starting balance | 5% trailing + lock at starting balance |
| Max Drawdown Type | Trailing | Trailing |
| Daily Loss Limit | None | 3% |
| Max Open Risk (EquityShield) | 2% / 2.5% (soft breach) | 2% / 2.5% (soft breach) |
| Time Limit | None | None |
| Profit Split | Not applicable | 90% (upgrade to 100%) |
| ESS Target | None | 20% ESS |
| Payout Frequency | Not applicable | Bi weekly (upgrade to weekly) |
| Leverage | FX 100:1, Metals 20:1, Indices 20:1, Crypto 4:1 | FX 30:1, Metals 3:1, Indices 5:1, Crypto 1:1 |
| Weekend holding | Allowed! | Allowed! |
| Resets | Unlimited FREE resets | Discounted FEE |
| Inactivity Limit | 30 days | 30 days |
| Platforms | TradeLocker, MatchTrader and MT5 | TradeLocker, MatchTrader and MT5 |
Activation Fees (One Time Payment)
Activation is required after passing the evaluation.
| Account Size | Activation Fee |
|---|---|
| $25,000 | $165 |
| $50,000 | $275 |
| $100,000 | $550 |
| $200,000 | $880 |
Key Rule Explanations
1 Step Evaluation
NOVA accounts require passing only one evaluation phase.
Initial Entry Fee
A one time payment of $7 grants full access to the challenge.
Profit Target
Traders must achieve a 5% profit target based on starting balance.
Trailing Drawdown (Evaluation)
A 6% trailing drawdown applies and trails equity until reaching the starting balance, where it locks.
Daily Loss Limit
There is no Daily Loss Limit during the evaluation phase. Funded accounts have a 3% Daily Loss Limit, calculated on the higher of equity or balance at 5:00 PM EST. However, the EquityShield remains active and may automatically close open positions if your floating drawdown reaches the EquityShield threshold.
Max Open Risk (Equity Shield)
- The Equity Shield is a built-in risk management feature designed to help protect your account by automatically preventing further trading once your equity reaches a defined threshold.
- This ensures that losses are controlled and helps traders maintain better discipline while managing their accounts.
- EquityShield is an automatic protection tool, not a guaranteed failsafe
- In rare market conditions such as high volatility or low liquidity, closures may not trigger instantly
- Traders are always responsible for managing their own risk
- EquityShield triggers do not count as hard breaches
- The Risk team may adjust EquityShield limits following a risk review
For a more detailed explanation of how Equity Shield works, please refer to this article below:
Unlimited Free Resets
If the evaluation account is breached:
- The trader may reset the account
- Resets are free of charge on the challenge phase
- Challenge resets are unlimited
Activation After Passing
After passing the evaluation:
- Traders must pay the activation fee
- Activation must be completed within 30 days
Profit Split (Funded)
Funded NOVA accounts operate with a 90% profit split, with optional upgrade to 100%.
Funded Drawdown (LUP Model)
Funded accounts use a 5% trailing drawdown under the Lock Upon Payout model.
Consistency Rule (ESS)
A 20% ESS score applies on funded accounts.
Stop Loss Requirement
All accounts require an active stop loss. (this requirement can be removed with an add-on)
Expert Advisors (EAs) & External Tools
You may use your own unique Expert Advisor (EA), provided it complies with our trading rules.
Expert Advisors (EAs), trading bots, and external tools that connect to your trading account are not permitted — [More Information here]
Platforms
- TradeLocker: Available worldwide in all approved countries.
- MatchTrader: Available in all approved countries.
- MetaTrader 5: Available in all approved countries, except the U.S., Canada, U.S. Outlying Territories, and Puerto Rico.
Inactivity Rule
Accounts inactive for 30 consecutive days may be closed.
Important Notes
- NOVA is a 1 Step plan
- Entry cost is $7
- Activation payment required after passing
- 30 day activation deadline
- Evaluation breaches may be reset for free
- Unlimited resets apply only to evaluation
In trading, profitability alone does not tell the full story. What truly separates disciplined traders from short term performers is consistency.
To measure this, Top One Trader uses the Equity Stability Score (ESS).
ESS evaluates not just how much profit you generate, but how balanced and stable your trading performance is over time.
What Is the Equity Stability Score (ESS)
The Equity Stability Score (ESS) is a percentage that reflects how concentrated your trading results are.
It considers:
- Your largest winning day
- Your largest losing day (calculated as a positive number. -350 would be 350)
- Your total net profit
A lower ESS indicates stable, consistent trading.
A higher ESS suggests profits rely too heavily on one or two outsized trading days.
ESS Formula
Definitions
- Largest Winning Day
- Your single most profitable trading day.
- Largest Losing Day
- Your single largest losing trading day, counted as a positive value.
- Total Profit
- Your overall closed net profit.
ESS Requirement for NOVA Accounts
| Account Stage | ESS Rule |
|---|---|
| Evaluation | Not applicable |
| Funded | 20% ESS or lower required for payout |
Qualification
All other payout rules must also be satisfied.
Examples of ESS in Action
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Largest winning day | $400 |
| Largest losing day (calculated as a positive number.) | –$350 |
| Total profit | $3,750 |
Calculation:
750 ÷ 3,750 = 0.20 × 100 = 20% ESS
Result → Qualified
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Largest winning day | $1,200 |
| Largest losing day (calculated as a positive number.) | –$800 |
| Total profit | $11,000 |
Calculation:
2,000 ÷ 11,000 = 0.18 × 100 = 18% ESS
Result → Qualified (below 20%)
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Largest winning day | $500 |
| Largest losing day (calculated as a positive number.) | –$400 |
| Total profit | $1,200 |
Calculation:
900 ÷ 1,200 = 0.75 × 100 = 75% ESS
Result → Not qualified (higher than 20%)
How to Maintain a Healthy ESS
To keep ESS within limits:
- Balance profitable and losing days
- Avoid oversized trades
- Build steady profit growth
- Focus on consistency rather than spikes
If ESS is too high, increasing total profit gradually without creating new extreme days will naturally improve the score.
The Daily Loss Limit (DLL) defines the maximum loss an account may sustain within a single trading day.
This rule applies to: Funded Accounts
Daily Loss Limit by Stage
| Account Stage | Daily Loss Limit |
|---|---|
| Evaluation | 0% |
| Funded | 3% |
The limit is calculated from the daily reference balance or equity.
How the Daily Loss Limit Works
- The trading day resets at 5:00 PM EST
- At the start of each trading day, the system records the highest balance or equity
- The DLL is set at 3% below that level
- Both balance and equity are monitored in real time
- Floating losses count toward the DLL
If balance or equity touches the DLL level → account breach
Daily Reset Behavior
Each new trading day:
- A new reference level is established
- Profitable days increase the allowable loss range
- Losing days reduce the next day’s loss buffer
A trader starts the day with:
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Highest balance or equity | $100,000 |
Daily Loss Limit:
Breach level = $97,000
If equity drops to $97,000 at any point during the day:
- The account is breached immediately
Recovery above the level does not undo the breach.
Evaluation vs Funded Behavior
| Feature | Evaluation | Funded |
|---|---|---|
| DLL | 0% | 3% |
| Reset Time | 5:00 PM EST | 5:00 PM EST |
| Breach Result | Reset eligible | Account closure |
Important Notes
- DLL is based on intraday movement, not daily close
- Floating losses count
- Breach occurs when level is touched
- DLL applies independently from Max Drawdown
- Evaluation breaches may be reset for free
Leverage defines the maximum position size a trader can open relative to their account balance.
The NOVA account uses different leverage settings during the Evaluation stage and the Funded stage to reflect risk exposure at each level.
Leverage During Evaluation
The following leverage applies during the NOVA 1 Step Evaluation.
| Asset Class | Leverage |
|---|---|
| FX | 100:1 |
| Indices | 20:1 |
| Metals | 20:1 |
| Cryptocurrencies | 4:1 |
Higher leverage is available during evaluation to allow flexibility while trading toward the 5% profit target.
Leverage on Funded Accounts
Once activated and funded, leverage is reduced to reflect live risk conditions and capital protection.
| Asset Class | Leverage |
|---|---|
| FX | 30:1 |
| Indices | 5:1 |
| Metals | 3:1 |
| Cryptocurrencies | 1:1 |
Reduced leverage helps promote long term account stability and disciplined risk management.
Key Differences Between Evaluation and Funded
| Stage | FX | Indices | Metals | Crypto |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Evaluation | 100:1 | 20:1 | 20:1 | 4:1 |
| Funded | 30:1 | 5:1 | 3:1 | 1:1 |
Important Notes
- Leverage limits are enforced by the trading platform
- Orders exceeding allowed leverage may be rejected
- Positions may be automatically adjusted if limits are exceeded
- Leverage does not override Daily Loss Limit or Max Drawdown rules
- All leverage rules apply across supported platforms
- Platform availability is region dependent
In funded NOVA accounts, the Lock Upon Payout (LUP) model defines how your maximum trailing drawdown behaves after a payout.
Once a payout is approved, your drawdown will lock at the starting balance of the funded account.
From that moment forward, the drawdown no longer trails upward, regardless of future account growth.
Where LUP Applies
| Account Stage | LUP |
|---|---|
| Evaluation | Not applicable |
| Funded | Applies after first payout |
How the Lock Upon Payout Works
- The drawdown trails the highest equity
- As profits increase, the breach level rises
- The drawdown locks at the funded starting balance
- The breach level no longer trails upward
- Future gains do not increase drawdown room
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Initial funded balance | $10,000 |
| Balance after gains | $11,000 |
| Payout request | $500 |
After payout:
- Drawdown locks at $10,000
- Remaining buffer = $500
The account will breach only if balance or equity drops below $10,000.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Initial funded balance | $10,000 |
| Balance after gains | $11,000 |
| Payout request | $950 |
After payout:
- Drawdown locks at $10,000
- Remaining buffer = $50
This leaves minimal room before breaching the account.
Important Considerations
While traders may withdraw profits at any eligible payout window, risk exposure increases as buffer decreases.
- Leave a Profit Buffer — Withdrawing the full profit leaves little protection against normal market fluctuations.
- Grow Before Withdrawing — Building an additional profit cushion can improve account stability and longevity.
Why LUP Exists
The Lock Upon Payout model is designed to:
- Protect funded capital
- Secure trader payouts
- Prevent excessive risk escalation
- Encourage sustainable account growth
By locking drawdown after payouts, traders are incentivized to manage risk responsibly.
Key Clarifications
- LUP activates after the first approved payout
- Drawdown locks at the funded starting balance
- Future profits do not increase drawdown room
- Breach occurs if balance or equity drops below the locked level
The Max Drawdown defines the maximum loss an account can sustain before it is considered breached.
This rule applies differently during the:
Max Drawdown, Trailing
Max Drawdown, Trailing
Evaluation Stage Drawdown
| Rule | Condition |
|---|---|
| Max Drawdown | 6% |
| Drawdown Type | Trailing |
| Trailing Stops At | Starting Balance |
How Evaluation Drawdown Works
- The drawdown trails based on the highest balance (closed trades only)
- The drawdown moves upward as profits increase
- The drawdown locks once it reaches the starting balance
- If balance or equity touches the drawdown level, the account is breached.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Starting balance | $100,000 |
| Max drawdown | 6% = $6,000 |
| Initial breach level | $94,000 |
If your balance rises to $103,000:
- New drawdown level = $97,000
If equity later drops to $97,000 → breach
If trailing reaches $100,000:
- Drawdown locks at starting balance
- It no longer trails upward
Funded Account Drawdown
| Rule | Condition |
|---|---|
| Max Drawdown | 5% |
| Drawdown Type | Trailing |
| Model | Lock at starting balance on 5% profit and after Payout |
How Funded Drawdown Works
- The drawdown trails as the account grows
- The drawdown trails based on the highest balance (closed trades only)
- After a payout, the drawdown locks based on LUP rules
- Both balance and equity are monitored
If balance or equity reaches the drawdown level → account breach
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Starting balance | $100,000 |
| Max drawdown | 5% = $5,000 |
| Initial breach level | $95,000 |
If balance rises to $110,000:
- Drawdown adjusts upward accordingly
If equity later drops to drawdown level → breach
Key Differences Between Evaluation & Funded
| Feature | Evaluation | Funded |
|---|---|---|
| Drawdown % | 6% | 5% |
| Type | Trailing | Trailing |
| Lock Behavior | Locks at starting balance | Lock at starting balance on 5% profit and after Payout |
| Resets | Unlimited free resets | Not applicable |
Disclaimer
By trading during major news events, you acknowledge the increased risks involved. These risks include slippage, market gaps, delayed execution, and heightened volatility.
Top One Trader is not responsible for losses caused by slippage or execution issues during news events.
Evaluation Accounts and Funded Accounts
During the NOVA 1 Step Evaluation, traders may trade freely during news events.
- No restricted time windows apply
- High impact, medium impact, and low impact news may all be traded
- There are no execution or closing restrictions
News trading is fully permitted during the evaluation stage.
Funded NOVA accounts are subject to a restricted news trading window around high impact news events.
You may not execute or close trades within:
- 5 minutes before the news event
- 5 minutes after the news event
The total restricted window is 10 minutes.
What Counts as Executing a Trade
Executing a trade includes any of the following actions:
- Opening a market order
- Closing a market order
- Opening or closing a pending order
- Modifying a stop loss or take profit
- Placing buy stop or sell stop orders
All of these actions are prohibited inside the restricted news window.
Holding Trades During News
You may hold trades during a news event if the position was opened more than 5 minutes before the restricted window begins.
- If a stop loss or take profit is triggered inside the restricted window, the trade becomes a violation
- Any profit from that trade will be removed and cannot be withdrawn
- Violating the news rule is not automatically a hard breach on first offence
- The risk team may issue a final warning
Repeated violations may result in further action.
Exception — 5 Hour Rule
If a trade has been open for at least 5 hours before the news event:
- Stop loss or take profit activation inside the restricted window is allowed
- No violation will be recorded
Manual trade closure inside the restricted window is still prohibited.
High Impact News Events
Only high impact news events are restricted.
- Low impact and medium impact news are not restricted
- Events must directly affect the traded instrument
All major United States high impact news events affect all instruments, including but not limited to:
- Federal Reserve interest rate decisions
- FOMC meetings and statements
- Non Farm Payrolls
- United States CPI releases
- Any other high impact US economic announcements
If an event is marked as high impact on FXStreet, it falls under this rule.
Important Notes
- News restrictions apply only to funded NOVA accounts
- Profits from violating trades will be removed
- Evaluation accounts may trade news freely
- We reference the FXStreet economic calendar
- Daily Loss Limit and Max Drawdown rules still apply during news
The Pay After You Pass feature allows traders to start a NOVA evaluation with a VERY low upfront cost and only pay the full activation fee after successfully passing the challenge.
This structure reduces initial risk while preserving access to a funded account upon completion.
How Pay After You Pass Works
1. Initial Entry
To begin a NOVA evaluation:
- Traders pay a one time fee of $7
- Immediate access to the evaluation account is granted
This fee provides full participation under the NOVA challenge rules.
2. Passing the Evaluation
To qualify for funding:
- The profit target must be reached
- All applicable trading rules must be respected
Once the evaluation is successfully completed, the account becomes eligible for activation.
3. Activation Requirement
After passing:
- A one time activation fee must be paid
- Traders have 30 days to complete activation
- Activation unlocks the funded account
Failure to activate within 30 days may result in account expiration.
Activation Fees
| Account Size | Activation Fee |
|---|---|
| $25,000 | $165 |
| $50,000 | $275 |
| $100,000 | $550 |
| $200,000 | $880 |
| $300,000 | $1,247 |
Activation fees are paid only after passing.
What Happens If You Do Not Activate
If the activation fee is not paid within 30 days after passing:
- The evaluation result may expire
- Funded access will not be granted
- A reset or new purchase may be required
Free Resets on Evaluation Accounts
If a trader breaches the NOVA evaluation:
- The account can be reset for free
- Resets are unlimited
- No additional evaluation fee is charged
This applies only during the evaluation stage.
Important Clarifications
- The $7 fee is not the funded account cost
- Passing does not automatically activate the funded account
- Activation payment is mandatory for funding
- Evaluation resets remain free regardless of prior breaches
- Activation fees are one time payments
Why This Model Exists
The Pay After You Pass structure is designed to:
- Lower the barrier to entry
- Reduce upfront trader risk
- Reward successful performance
- Provide flexibility through free resets
Important Notes
- Activation must be completed within 30 days
- Activation fees are non refundable
- Free resets apply only to evaluation accounts
- Funded accounts follow a separate ruleset
The Payout Rules define when and how traders on a funded NOVA account may request withdrawals.
Payouts are available only on funded accounts.
Payout Eligibility by Stage
| Account Stage | Payouts |
|---|---|
| Evaluation | Not available |
| Funded | Available |
Standard Payout Frequency
Funded NOVA accounts follow a bi weekly payout cycle.
- One payout request every two weeks (14 days)
- Payout cycles reset after an approved withdrawal
Traders may select a 7 Day Payout Upgrade. With this add on:
- Payout requests allowed every 7 days
- All payout conditions must still be met
- Does not override risk or consistency rules
Profit Split
90% to trader
100% payout (20% add on during checkout)
Minimum Withdrawal Amount
Minimum withdrawal: 2% from the initial balance
Requirements Before Requesting a Payout
To qualify for payout:
- Account must be in good standing
- No hard breach present
- Max Drawdown respected
- ESS Consistency Rule met (20% or lower)
- 2% minimum payout
All rules must be satisfied simultaneously.
ESS Consistency Check
Payout approval requires: 20% ESS or lower
If ESS exceeds the threshold:
- Payout are not eligible
- Trader must continue trading
For full details on how the ESS rule works, please see the dedicated article — [More Information here]
Lock Upon Payout (LUP)
After a payout: Drawdown will lock at the starting balance.
For full details on how the LUP works, please see the dedicated article — [More Information here]
Payout Cap Policy
To ensure the long-term stability and financial health of Top One Trader, Traders are permitted to retain a maximum of $25,000 in net profits and total withdrawals within any rolling thirty (30) day period across all trading accounts owned by the Trader. If a Trader's combined net profits and withdrawals exceed $25,000 during any 30-day period, any excess profits may be deducted from the Trader's account balance(s). This policy is designed to support the continued sustainability and balanced growth of the Company while ensuring fair resource allocation for the benefit of all Traders and stakeholders.
If a Trader receives:
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Payouts on Account A | $15,000 |
| Payouts on Account B | $10,000 |
within the same 30-day period, the Trader has reached the maximum allowable payout amount of $25,000.
Any additional profits generated above this limit during that 30-day period may be removed from the account balance until the rolling 30-day period resets.
Note: The $25,000 cap applies to the combined total of all funded accounts owned by the same Trader.
The Free Reset Policy allows traders to restart their NOVA evaluation account if it becomes breached.
This feature is designed to reduce trader risk and provide maximum flexibility during the challenge phase.
Reset Availability
| Account Stage | Reset Eligibility |
|---|---|
| Evaluation | Unlimited free resets |
| Funded | Discounted FEE to reset (Not available if the account has received an approved payout) |
Discounted Funded Account Reset Fees
| Account Size | Reset Fee (Discounted) |
|---|---|
| $25,000 | $126.65 |
| $50,000 | $211.65 |
| $100,000 | $424.15 |
| $200,000 | $679.15 |
| $300,000 | $849 |
When a Reset Can Be Used
- A reset can only be requested after an account has been breached and must be completed within 14 days of the breach.
- Funded accounts that have received an approved payout are not eligible for a reset.
Once breached, trading on the account is no longer possible until the reset is completed.
Reset Conditions
- Resets are free of charge on the challenge phase
- Challenge Resets are unlimited
- No additional evaluation fee is required
- The account returns to its original starting balance
- All rules and parameters reset to default
- Resets can be done within 14 days of breaching the account
- Funded accounts that have received an approved payout are not eligible for a reset.
- Any purchased add-ons will not carry over to the reset account
What Happens During a Reset
When a reset is applied:
- A new fresh Nova challenge account will be created
- Balance and equity are fresh
- Drawdown levels are fresh
- Profit progress resets to zero
Important Clarifications
- Free resets apply only to evaluation accounts
- FUNDED resets can be requested at a discount
- A reset does not convert into a refund
- Activation fees remain unaffected
- Resetting does not extend funded privileges
A trader breaches a 50,000 dollar NOVA evaluation:
- Max drawdown triggered
- Account becomes inactive
The trader may:
- Request a FREE reset since it's a challenge account
- Receive a new fresh evaluation account
- Continue trading immediately on the new account
No additional fee is charged.
Important Notes
- Reset availability does not guarantee passing
- All trading rules still apply
- Funded accounts that have received an approved payout are not eligible for a reset.
- Abuse of reset features may trigger review
At Top One Trader, we are committed to maintaining a fair and transparent trading environment. To provide greater flexibility for our traders, copy trading is now allowed on NOVA Funded Accounts, subject to the rules outlined below.
Copy Trading on NOVA Funded Accounts
Copy trading is permitted on NOVA Funded Accounts. You may use copy trading software or manually copy trading to manage your trades, provided that all trading activity complies with Top One Trader's Terms & Conditions and Risk Rules.
What Is Allowed?
- Copy trades between your own NOVA Funded Accounts.
- Use third-party or cloud-based trade copying services.
- Copy trades from your own NOVA Funded Account (NOVA funded as master) to accounts they personally own with other brokers or prop firms.
What Is Not Allowed?
The following activities remain strictly prohibited:
- Copying trades from another individual or allowing another person to trade your account.
- Participating in signal groups or trade-sharing services where multiple traders execute identical trades.
- Using copy trading as part of any strategy intended to manipulate or circumvent Top One Trader's risk management systems.
- Any form of account sharing, market manipulation, or other prohibited trading practice.
Compliance
All copied trades remain subject to Top One Trader's trading rules, including but not limited to:
- Maximum drawdown limits
- Daily loss limits
- News trading restrictions (where applicable)
- Consistency or payout requirements (where applicable)
- Any other account-specific trading rules
Traders are responsible for ensuring that their copy-trading setup complies with all applicable rules. The use of a trade copier does not exempt traders from any trading restrictions or requirements.
Failure to comply with these requirements may result in an account review, breach, or termination.
Conclusion
Copy trading is permitted on NOVA Funded Accounts. Traders may use cloud-based or third-party trade-copying services that simply replicate trades, provided the setup does not independently generate or manage trades and all Top One Trader rules are followed.
If you have any questions regarding copy trading on NOVA Funded Accounts, please feel free to contact our support team : support@toponetrader.com