Official rules of BlocksFunding
These rules exist to protect both the trader and the firm, maintain clear operating conditions, and avoid misunderstandings during the evaluation, funding, and withdrawal process.
By purchasing and operating any BlocksFunding account, the user accepts these conditions, internal review policies, and operational criteria.
BlocksFunding reserves the right to manually review any account, activity, withdrawal request, trading behavior, or exceptional situation before approving progressions, payments, or benefits.
Account types
BlocksFunding may offer different account models, including:
1-phase challenges
2-phase challenges
Instant Funding
Each program may have different conditions regarding objectives, withdrawals, reviews, or progression.
The trader is responsible for always reviewing the conditions of the purchased product.
Account statuses
Each account may go through different internal statuses, for example:
In evaluation
Approved
Active
Funded
Inactive
Lost
Under review
The operational status of the account determines which actions are allowed and whether the user can progress, withdraw, or request benefits.
User responsibility
The trader is responsible for:
Protecting their login credentials
Operating only on the assigned account
Respecting the rules of the purchased program
Monitoring balance, equity, drawdown, and objectives
Reviewing updated conditions before requesting a withdrawal
Any misuse of credentials, suspicious behavior, or manipulation may result in account review or restriction.
Manual validation
Even if the dashboard shows metrics, progress, or objectives met, BlocksFunding reserves the right to perform a manual review before approving:
phase progression
funding activation
withdrawal requests
internal credits
payments
The dashboard display is for informational purposes.
Final validation always depends on BlocksFunding’s internal operational criteria.
Final interpretation
In any unforeseen situation, inconsistency, operational doubt, or interpretation conflict, BlocksFunding’s internal review and final decision will prevail.
User Responsibility
The trader is responsible for:
protecting their login credentials
trading only on the assigned account
adhering to the rules of the purchased program
monitoring balance, equity, drawdown, and targets
reviewing the updated terms and conditions before requesting a withdrawal
Any misuse of credentials, suspicious behavior, or manipulation may result in an account review or restriction.
If I have no experience in the trading world, how do I get started?
Everyone starts somewhere. The key is having the desire and willingness to work hard. Trading isn’t just about spotting opportunities—it also involves managing your own mindset, which is something many people underestimate. Trading can be incredibly rewarding when you identify and execute an opportunity correctly, but it can also have the opposite effect.
How many accounts can I manage?
You can purchase and trade multiple Evaluations simultaneously. We allow funded accounts to be combined up to a maximum of 400K.
What are the next steps after purchasing the challenge?
Once you’ve completed your challenge purchase and the payment has been processed, you’ll receive an email with your login details for our dashboard and access credentials for MetaTrader (the most widely used trading platform). Then, simply log in to the dashboard, install MetaTrader, access your account, and start trading.
Do I have to pay taxes on my withdrawals?
The answer to this question can vary greatly depending on your local jurisdiction and tax laws. In many countries, any profit from trading or earnings received from a company like Blocksfunding.com may be considered taxable income.
Therefore, it is highly recommended that you consult with a qualified tax advisor or accountant who is familiar with the specific tax laws and regulations in your country.
Blocksfunding.com does not withhold taxes from your withdrawals. It is the responsibility of each individual trader to report their earnings and comply with their local tax laws.
Having More Than One Account
Yes, a user can have multiple accounts.
However, each account is evaluated independently.
This means that:
one account may qualify for a withdrawal
another may not qualify
profits from one account do not make another account eligible
Is Stop-Loss Mandatory?
Stop-loss usage at Blocksfunding is not mandatory, but it is highly recommended.
Is there any Inactivity Rule?
Yes. An account is considered inactive if no trades are placed for 30 consecutive days.
After 30 days of inactivity, the account will be permanently deactivated and cannot be recovered.
How to Keep Your Account Active?
Simply place at least one trade within the 30-day period to avoid deactivation.
Traders can always check their inactivity days counter inside the account dashboard.
Can I trade during weekends and news periods?
By default, you are not allowed to hold positions over the weekend.
You CAN trade during news periods, but only during the Evaluation Phase. News trading is NOT allowed during the Simulated Funded Phase. Keep in mind that removing these restrictions affects both profits and losses, so proper risk management is required. It’s also important to note that recent studies have shown that stock markets tend to experience their most significant movements while they are closed.
What strategies are NOT allowed?
These are the strategies NOT allowed
High-Frequency Trading (HFT)
Trades lasting less than 60 seconds and Grid trading | Arbitrage trading | Hedge trading | Latency trading | Reverse trading | Tick scalping | Hyperactivity
We reserve the right to immediately close your account if any of these are detected.
Can I use EAs/cBots or indicators?
Yes, we allow the use of Expert Advisors (EAs)/cBots and indicators, as long as they follow a strategy permitted by Blocksfunding. However, we recommend that you verify the source of these EAs and indicators.
EA or cBots cannot be used on Directs challenges.
Can I do copy trading?
Manually copying trades between your own accounts is permitted only during the Evaluation Phase, as long as the account balances are different. (Never during the Funded phase)
For example, you may manually copy trades if one of your accounts has a 5K balance and the other has 25K.
Copying trades automatically or manually between Funded accounts (either between two funded accounts or between a challenge and a funded account).
Copying trades between accounts with the same balance, whether done manually or automatically.
Using external copy tools such as Trader-Copier, Social Trader Tools, TraderConnects, etc.
Copying trades between different clients’ accounts.
If we detect improper use of copy trading on any account, it will be considered a violation of the rules and may result in corrective actions, including account termination and removal from the program.
Consistency Rule on Direct funded
For Direct Funded Challenges, a 30% consistency rule applies – a single trading day’s profits cannot equal or exceed 30% of total profits.
If daily profits reach or exceed 30% of the total gains in that period, withdrawals are blocked until the highest profit day falls below 30% of total profits for that period.
Impact on Your Account Exceeding the 30% rule won’t terminate your account. You must continue trading until your highest profit day represents less than 30% of total profits.
Example: If you make $1,500 in one day, you’ll need to reach at least $5,000 in total profits during that period to withdraw funds.
NOT allowed
Attempting to withdraw without meeting the minimum requirements
Withdrawal requests will not be approved if the account does not meet the required minimum conditions.
Combining eligibility across multiple accounts
You cannot combine profits from different accounts to try to reach the minimum withdrawal amount.
Requesting a withdrawal from unfunded accounts
Accounts under review or that have not reached the valid payout stage are not eligible.
Providing incorrect withdrawal information
If the user enters an incorrect wallet address, the wrong network, or incomplete information, BlocksFunding may reject or pause the request.
Abusive or suspicious behavior
Any behavior that the firm considers abusive, fraudulent, manipulative, or abnormal may be manually reviewed and could result in restrictions, cancellation, or denial of benefits.
Operating under the assumption that the dashboard replaces internal validation
The dashboard is a tool, but it does not replace the firm’s official review process.
Violating consistency rules or operational limits
The trader cannot claim eligibility if their account violates rules related to consistency, minimum days, or maximum exposure limits, even if it appears to be profitable.
Consistency Rule
The account must maintain consistent and sustainable trading activity over time.
The consistency rule exists to prevent traders from relying on a single trade, a single exceptional day, or disproportionate exposure to meet their goals or request a withdrawal.
In other words, BlocksFunding not only evaluates whether there was a profit, but also how it was generated.
Consistency in Evaluation
During the evaluation phase, the account must adhere to a maximum consistency of:
35%
This means that a single trade or a single day should not represent more than 35% of the total profit generated.
Consistency in Funding
During the funded phase, the account must adhere to a maximum consistency of:
15%
This means that a single trade or a single day should not represent more than 15% of the total profit generated.
Example under evaluation
If a trader generates $1,000 in total profit under evaluation:
the maximum allowed for a single trade or a single day would be $350.
If a single trade or a single day generates $351 or more, it violates the consistency rule.
Example under funding
If a trader generates $1,000 in total profit under funding:
the maximum allowed for a single trade or a single day would be $150.
If a single trade or a single day generates $151 or more, it violates the consistency rule.
Important
Even if the account has sufficient profit, the request may not be approved if the result was generated inconsistently.
The account may be:
under review
temporarily ineligible for withdrawal
pending manual validation
Minimum Trading Days
The account must have a minimum number of trading days to validate real, progressive, and sustainable activity.
This rule exists to prevent an account from reaching targets or claiming profits with trading activity that is too short, sporadic, or unrepresentative.
Definition of a Trading Day
A trading day is considered to be any calendar day on which there is valid activity within the account.
Simply opening the platform or logging in is not enough. There must be actual recorded trading activity.
Minimum Days Under Evaluation
For accounts under evaluation, the minimum required is:
15 trading days
Minimum Days Under Funding
For accounts in the funded stage, the minimum required is:
9 trading days
Example
If an account under evaluation reaches the target profit in only 4 days, it will not yet be sufficient. That account must complete at least 15 trading days to meet this condition.
Minimum Profitable Days
In addition to the number of trading days, the account must have a minimum number of closed days with a positive result.
This rule exists to ensure more balanced trading and prevent the result from depending on a single explosive day.
Definition of a Profitable Day
A profitable day is defined as one in which the net result for the day is positive.
Minimum Profitable Days for Evaluation Accounts
For accounts under evaluation, the minimum requirement is:
12 profitable days
Minimum Profitable Days for Funded Accounts
For funded accounts, the minimum requirement is:
7 profitable days
Example
If an account under evaluation generates all the necessary profit, but only had 5 profitable days, it does not yet meet the required condition.
Minimum Trade Duration
Minimum Trade Duration
Every trade must last at least 2 minutes.
Any trade closed before this minimum time is considered a direct violation of the challenge or funded account terms and may result in immediate account loss.
Maximum Lot Size Limit per Trade in Forex
To prevent over-leverage and excessive exposure, BlocksFunding sets maximum lot size limits per trade for forex instruments.
For accounts under 50K
The maximum allowed per open forex trade is:
5 lots per trade
For accounts of 100K and above
The maximum allowed per open forex trade is:
20 lots per trade
Example
If a user has an account under 50K and opens a EURUSD trade of:
5.00 lots → allowed
5.01 lots → violation
Maximum Simultaneous Lot Limit in Forex
In addition to the limit per trade, there is also a maximum limit on the number of lots that can be opened simultaneously in forex.
This rule exists to prevent traders from exceeding the limit per individual ticket but ultimately exceeding their total risk by accumulating many open trades simultaneously.
For accounts under 50K
The maximum allowed number of currencies traded simultaneously is:
20 simultaneous lots
Clear example
If a user has an account under 50K and has the following open simultaneously:
4 trades of 5 lots each = 20 simultaneous lots → allowed
But if then:
they open a fifth trade of 0.01 lots
or one of those 4 trades was not 5.00 lots but 5.01 lots
then the account enters into:
a violation for simultaneous overexposure
What is evaluated
It is not only the size of an individual trade that is evaluated, but the total sum of the lot sizes opened simultaneously within the currency group.
Maximum Lot Size Limits per Trade for Metals and Futures
For instruments such as metals and futures, for example:
XAUUSD
US30
NAS100
and other equivalent instruments
maximum limits per trade also exist to prevent over-leveraging.
For accounts under 50K
The maximum allowed per open trade for metals or futures is:
5 lots per trade
For accounts of 100K and above
The maximum allowed per open trade for metals or futures is:
15 lots per trade
Example
If a user has an account under 50K and opens a trade in XAUUSD of:
5.00 lots → allowed
5.01 lots → violation
Maximum Simultaneous Lot Size Limits for Metals and Futures
In addition to the limit per individual trade, there is also a maximum limit on the number of lots that can be opened simultaneously for metals and futures.
This rule aims to control the trader’s overall exposure and prevent multiple small entries from accumulating excessive leverage.
For accounts under 50K
The maximum allowed for metals or futures traded simultaneously is:
10 simultaneous lots
Clear example
If a user has an account under 50K and maintains the following simultaneously:
4 trades of 2.5 lots each = 10 simultaneous lots → allowed
But if then:
they open a fifth trade of 0.01 lots
or one of those 4 trades was not 2.50 lots but 2.51 lots
then the account enters into:
a violation for simultaneous overexposure
What is evaluated
Not only is the individual lot size reviewed, but also the total lot size opened simultaneously within the group of metals and futures.
If I have no experience in the trading world, how do I get started?
Everyone starts somewhere. The key is having the desire and willingness to work hard. Trading isn’t just about spotting opportunities—it also involves managing your own mindset, which is something many people underestimate. Trading can be incredibly rewarding when you identify and execute an opportunity correctly, but it can also have the opposite effect.
How many accounts can I manage?
You can purchase and trade multiple Evaluations simultaneously. We allow funded accounts to be combined up to a maximum of 400K.
What are the next steps after purchasing the challenge?
Once you’ve completed your challenge purchase and the payment has been processed, you’ll receive an email with your login details for our dashboard and access credentials for MetaTrader (the most widely used trading platform). Then, simply log in to the dashboard, install MetaTrader, access your account, and start trading.
Do I have to pay taxes on my withdrawals?
The answer to this question can vary greatly depending on your local jurisdiction and tax laws. In many countries, any profit from trading or earnings received from a company like Blocksfunding.com may be considered taxable income.
Therefore, it is highly recommended that you consult with a qualified tax advisor or accountant who is familiar with the specific tax laws and regulations in your country.
Blocksfunding.com does not withhold taxes from your withdrawals. It is the responsibility of each individual trader to report their earnings and comply with their local tax laws.
Accounts Under Review
Accounts under review must meet the objectives of the purchased program in order to proceed.
While an account remains under review:
it cannot request a withdrawal
it cannot be treated as a funded account
it remains subject to internal review
its status may change based on performance or review
Approved Accounts
An approved account does not necessarily mean that you can withdraw funds yet.
An approved account may:
be awaiting activation
move to the next operational stage
enter funding
remain in internal validation
Eligibility for withdrawal will depend on the account’s actual status, not just the “Approved” label.
Instant Funding / Direct Funding Accounts
These accounts may be eligible for withdrawal if they meet the firm’s active payout conditions.
To be considered eligible, they must meet at least the following requirements:
be in a valid funding or direct funding stage
have generated at least 3% profit
exceed the minimum withdrawal amount
pass manual review
comply with applicable consistency rules and operational limits
