Is this real money trading or simulated?

All trading on Redline is SIMULATED. Your evaluation and funded accounts are simulated capital on a CME-licensed dxFeed market-data feed — orders go to a simulator, not to a live exchange or broker. Payouts are paid by Redline from real money, based on your performance in the simulator, per the 90/10 profit split. Redline is NOT a broker-dealer; you are NOT placing trades with your own capital and have no claim on real-market positions.

What is a prop trading evaluation?

A prop trading evaluation is a simulated trading challenge where you demonstrate your trading skills. Pass by hitting your profit target while staying above the drawdown limit. No gambling or hedging allowed.

What are the evaluation rules?

Reach your profit target while staying above the trailing drawdown at all times. No daily loss limit — only the trailing drawdown applies. No overnight or weekend holds — positions must be flat by the daily session close. No minimum trading days to pass. No gambling, no hedging, no reckless trading.

Can I hold positions overnight or over the weekend?

No — all positions must be flat by the daily futures session close. Holding a position overnight, or over the weekend, is a rule violation and the payout for that cycle will be denied. The trailing / end-of-day drawdown also applies the entire time a position is open.

Is there a daily loss limit?

No. There is no daily loss limit on any account size or account type. The only loss-limit rule on your account is the trailing drawdown ($1,000 for 25K, $2,000 for 50K, $3,500 for 100K, or $5,000 for 150K).

After meeting the requirements (8 trading days with 6 profitable days of $130+), request a payout each cycle up to a cap that scales with account size: $1,000 (25K), $1,500 (50K), $2,000 (100K), or $2,500 (150K) gross (accounts funded before June 7, 2026 at 6:00 PM Pacific use a flat $1,500 cap). Payouts are processed within 24-48 hours through ACH (US), domestic wire (US), or Wise (international). You receive 90% of the requested amount in your bank; Redline retains 10% per the trader agreement (accounts funded before June 7, 2026 at 6:00 PM Pacific keep the prior 80/20 split).

What platforms can I use?

Four platforms work with your account on the same CME-licensed dxFeed data: DeepCharts (included free, in-browser), Deepdom ($50/mo L2 / Depth-of-Market upgrade), ATAS (third-party order-flow), and Quantower (third-party multi-asset). The CME market-data agreement is signed once on DeepCharts, then every platform shows live prices with the same dxFeed credentials.

Can I use a copy trader?

You can copy trades between your own Redline accounts using Volumetrica or TradeSyncer. However, following or copying another person's trades via signal services or trade rooms is prohibited and will result in payout denial.

How many funded accounts can I have at once?

A maximum of 5 active funded accounts per trader at any one time. Evaluation accounts in progress are not counted toward this cap — only funded accounts. All accounts must be under the same verified identity. No hedging between your own accounts.

Is this real money trading or simulated?

All trading on Redline Futures Funding is SIMULATED. Your evaluation and funded accounts are simulated capital provisioned by Volumetrica on a CME-licensed dxFeed market-data feed — orders are placed in a simulator, not routed to a live exchange or broker. Payouts are paid by Redline from real money, based on your performance in the simulator, per the 90/10 profit split in the Trader Agreement. Redline is NOT a broker-dealer; you are NOT placing trades with your own capital and have no claim on real-market positions.

What trading platforms can I use?

DeepCharts is included free with every account — in-browser charts and order entry on our CME-licensed dxFeed data. Your provisioning email has the credentials. For L2 / Depth-of-Market, upgrade to Deepdom for $50/mo from your dashboard → Upgrades. The CME market-data agreement is signed once on DeepCharts before live prices flow. WealthCharts is also available as an optional alternative platform — same CME-licensed data, same rules, and the same drawdown measurement (see the drawdown FAQs below).

How many trading days do I need for a payout?

You need a minimum of 8 trading days with at least 6 winning days. Each winning day must have $130+ in profit. The per-cycle payout cap is set by your account size: minimum request $500, per-size gross cap of $1,000 (25K) / $1,500 (50K) / $2,000 (100K) / $2,500 (150K) — $900 / $1,350 / $1,800 / $2,250 net after the 90/10 split — and you may request up to 50% of your accumulated profit per cycle. The profit split applies to every payout: 90% of the requested amount lands in your bank and Redline retains 10%. Once you request a payout, your account resets to base stats — balance returns to its starting size, drawdown resets, and the trading/winning day counters return to 0 for a fresh cycle.

What happens to my account when I request a payout?

Your account resets to base stats the moment you submit a payout request. Your account balance resets to its starting size ($25K / $50K / $100K / $150K), the trailing drawdown floor returns to its starting value, and the trading day counter, winning day counter, and high-water mark all return to 0. The current cycle's P&L is paid out and you start a new cycle from a clean slate.

What is the difference between Standard, Activation, and Diesel (Instant Funded)?

All three plans are one-time purchases — no recurring monthly billing. Standard ($99/$119/$238/$298 for $25K/$50K/$100K/$150K): Pass the Gas evaluation, get funded automatically under Gas rules. Activation ($47/$97/$137 for $50K/$100K/$150K; not offered on $25K): Lower upfront price, pay a $129 activation fee after passing, funded under Gas rules. Diesel — Instant Funded ($197/$327/$427/$527 for $25K/$50K/$100K/$150K): Skip the evaluation entirely and start trading funded immediately, with a trailing intraday drawdown (the same drawdown style as Gas — NOT end-of-day) plus Electric's funded guardrails (30% consistency, 50% single-trade MAE, no daily loss limit).

Is there a time limit on the evaluation?

Yes — evaluation accounts have a 25-day lifespan. An evaluation deactivates 25 days after purchase if it has not been passed. Pass your evaluation and get funded within those 25 days and the clock stops — funded accounts have no time limit. Diesel (instant-funded) accounts skip the evaluation and are not time-limited.

Can I hold positions overnight or over the weekend?

No. All positions must be flat by the daily futures session close on every account style, size, and phase. Holding a position overnight, or over the weekend, is a rule violation — the payout for that cycle will be denied. The trailing / end-of-day drawdown also applies the entire time a position is open.

Is there a daily loss limit?

No. There is no daily loss limit on any account style, size, or phase. On funded GAS and DIESEL accounts the only loss-limit rule is the trailing intraday drawdown ($1,000 / $2,000 / $3,500 / $5,000 for 25K / 50K / 100K / 150K). On funded ELECTRIC accounts the only loss-limit rule is the end-of-day trailing drawdown at those same ceilings. The evaluation has no daily loss limit on either style either.

What is the difference between Gas and Electric accounts?

Gas and Electric are two account styles with the same evaluation TARGETS — identical profit targets, the same 25-day window, the same contract limits, and NO consistency rule to pass on either — but a different DRAWDOWN STYLE from the evaluation onward. GAS uses a TRAILING intraday drawdown on both the eval and the funded account ($1,000 / $2,000 / $3,500 / $5,000 for 25K / 50K / 100K / 150K), has NO daily loss limit, NO consistency rule, and denies a payout if any single trade hits 30% of drawdown (MAE). ELECTRIC uses an END-OF-DAY TRAILING drawdown on both the eval and the funded account (same ceilings — the floor moves up only at session close, never intraday), has NO daily loss limit, and once funded requires 30% consistency on payouts and denies a payout if any single trade hits 50% of drawdown (MAE). Minimum trading/winning days, payout cadence, and profit split are the same on both.

Diesel is our instant-funded plan — you skip the evaluation entirely and start funded immediately. Diesel accounts use a TRAILING INTRADAY drawdown — the same drawdown style as Gas, NOT Electric's end-of-day drawdown — measured against your live account equity, including open positions. On top of that, Diesel carries Electric's funded guardrails: a 30% consistency rule on payouts, a 50% single-trade drawdown (MAE) limit, Electric's funded contract limits, and no daily loss limit. Diesel is priced as a one-time purchase ($197/$327/$427/$527 for $25K/$50K/$100K/$150K).

How does the Electric end-of-day drawdown work?

Electric accounts use an end-of-day trailing drawdown rather than the intraday trailing drawdown used on Gas and Diesel — on both the evaluation and the funded account. The drawdown DISTANCE is fixed at $1,000 / $2,000 / $3,500 / $5,000 for the 25K / 50K / 100K / 150K sizes, and the floor RATCHETS: it starts at starting balance minus that amount and trails your highest end-of-session balance — it moves up only at session close, never intraday, and never moves down. Gas trails intraday; Electric trails only at session close. The breach check is live on both platforms: falling below the current floor at any time fails the account — only the floor's movement is end-of-day. There is no daily loss limit on Electric — the end-of-day trailing drawdown is the only loss-limit rule.

Is there a consistency rule on Electric accounts?

There is NO consistency rule to PASS an Electric evaluation — just hit the profit target without breaching the end-of-day drawdown. The consistency requirement is on funded payouts: funded Electric accounts (and Diesel) require 30% consistency on each payout — no single trading day may make up more than 30% of the cycle profit. A consistency breach is an automatic payout denial — rebalance over more days and request again. Gas accounts have no consistency rule on either phase.

What is the single-trade (MAE) limit?

At each payout the compliance evaluator measures your worst single-trade drawdown — the deepest a trade went against you before it closed (Maximum Adverse Excursion, MAE) — as a percentage of your account drawdown. On funded GAS accounts a single trade reaching 30% of drawdown denies the payout; on funded ELECTRIC/Diesel accounts the line is 50%. Evaluations have no payout, so this check is funded-only.

What are the contract limits?

On the evaluation, every size and style allows 5 mini contracts OR 50 micro contracts per side. Once funded, Gas keeps 5 minis / 50 micros on all sizes. Funded Electric (and Diesel) allows 3 minis / 30 micros on 25K and 50K, and 5 minis / 50 micros on 100K and 150K. Mini-and-micro mixes are scaled at the same 1:10 ratio — the limit caps notional exposure, not raw contract count.

What happens if I do not trade?

You must place at least one trade every 14 consecutive days to keep your account active. Activity means a placed trade; simply logging in or loading a chart does not count. This applies to both evaluation and funded accounts: an account with no trade placed for 14 consecutive days is subject to forfeiture (closed and access removed) at Redline's discretion. Place a trade within any 14-day window to keep the account in good standing.

What happens if I gamble or hedge?

Immediate account termination, payout denial, and permanent ban. We have zero tolerance for gambling behavior or hedging between accounts.

How long does payout processing take?

Approved payouts are processed in up to 14 business days. That is a maximum window, not a guarantee of a specific pay date, and it runs from approval, after KYC, AML screening, and rule-compliance review are complete. Most approved payouts are processed sooner, typically within 24-48 hours of approval. All payouts are subject to trading review.

Can I have multiple accounts?

Yes — up to 5 active funded accounts at a time per trader (evaluation accounts in progress don't count against the cap; only funded accounts do). All accounts must be under the same verified identity. No hedging between your own accounts.

How does the drawdown differ between DeepCharts and WealthCharts?

It does not — the drawdown ceilings, the account rules, and the drawdown measurement are the same on both platforms. The trailing (intraday) drawdown on Gas and Diesel is measured in real time against your LIVE account equity, including the unrealized profit and loss of open positions, on both DeepCharts and WealthCharts: your floor can rise as an open trade moves in your favor and will not fall back, so giving back the unrealized profit of an open trade can reach your floor and auto-liquidate the position before that profit is ever booked. The end-of-day trailing drawdown on Electric moves only at session close on both platforms, with a live breach check. Whichever platform you trade on, manage open positions with this in mind — do not let a winning trade round-trip back into your drawdown.

What law governs my agreement with Redline?

These terms and the Trader Agreement are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, USA. See the Terms of Service and Trader Agreement for the full dispute-resolution and jurisdiction provisions.

What happens if I dispute a charge or file a chargeback?

Opening a payment dispute or chargeback while a payout is being processed will deny that cycle's payout, and may trigger an account review. If you have a billing concern, contact support before disputing so we can resolve it directly.

When do I have to complete KYC / identity verification?

No identity verification is required to purchase or trade. KYC is triggered after your FIRST payout request and must be completed before that payout is paid. It is a one-time verification per trader.

Trading Rules

Simple, straightforward rules for evaluation and funded accounts

Gas & Electric evaluations share the same targets — the drawdown style differs. Same profit targets, same contract limits, no daily loss limit and no consistency rule to pass on either. Gas evals trail intraday; Electric evals use an end-of-day trailing drawdown that moves up only at session close — the same drawdown style each account keeps once funded.

Gas, once funded, uses a trailing drawdown with no daily loss limit and no consistency rule, and a 30% single-trade drawdown limit — the trailing drawdown is the only loss-limit rule on the account.

Exactly how the trailing (intraday) drawdown works (both platforms). Your drawdown floor follows your highest live account equity, including the unrealized profit of open positions — on both DeepCharts and WealthCharts. The floor rises in real time as an open trade moves in your favor and never falls back, so giving back an open trade's profit can reach your floor and liquidate the position before that profit is ever booked. The floor starts at your starting balance minus the drawdown, only ratchets up from there, and the breach check is live: touching the floor at any moment fails the account. Manage open positions accordingly — do not let a winning trade round-trip back into your drawdown.

1Evaluation Rules

Account Parameters

Parameter	$25K Account	$50K Account	$100K Account	$150K Account
Starting Balance	$25,000	$50,000	$100,000	$150,000
Profit Target	$1,375 (5.5%)	$2,750 (5.5%)	$5,500 (5.5%)	$8,250 (5.5%)
Trailing Drawdown (eval)	$1,000 (4.0%)	$2,000 (4.0%)	$3,500 (3.5%)	$5,000 (3.3%)
Contract Limit	5 mini contracts OR 50 micro contracts per side (all sizes)
Daily Loss Limit	None — no daily loss limit on either style, eval or funded
Consistency Rule	None — no consistency rule to pass or to keep funded
Overnight / Weekend Holding	Not allowed — positions must be flat by session close
Evaluation Period	25 days from purchase — deactivates if not passed
Pricing	Gas Standard (one-time): $99 (25K), $119 (50K), $238 (100K), $298 (150K) Gas Activation (one-time): $47 (50K), $97 (100K), $137 (150K) + $129 activation fee — not offered on $25K To skip the evaluation and start funded, see the Diesel tab.

To Pass Evaluation:

✓Hit profit target ($1,375 for 25K, $2,750 for 50K, $5,500 for 100K, $8,250 for 150K)
✓Stay above your drawdown floor at all times (trailing intraday on Gas, end-of-day on Electric)
•No overnight or weekend holds — positions must be flat by session close
✓No daily loss limit during the evaluation — only the trailing drawdown applies
✓No consistency rule — neither to pass the eval nor on funded payouts
✓No gambling or reckless trading
✓No bots, EAs, scripts, or automated trading
✓No hedging between accounts
✓Place at least one trade every 14 consecutive days. Evaluation and funded accounts with no trade placed for 14 consecutive days are subject to forfeiture (logging in or loading a chart does not count as activity)

25-day evaluation period. Every evaluation account deactivates 25 days after purchase if it has not been passed. Pass and get funded within those 25 days and the clock stops — funded accounts have no time limit. Diesel (instant-funded) accounts skip the evaluation and are not time-limited — see the Diesel tab.

★Funded Account Rules — Gas

These rules apply once your account is funded — each style keeps the drawdown it ran in the evaluation, and the funded ruleset adds its own guardrails.

Funded Rule	$25K	$50K	$100K	$150K
Trailing Drawdown	$1,000	$2,000	$3,500	$5,000
Daily Loss Limit	None
Payout Consistency	None
Single-Trade Drawdown (MAE) Limit	30% of drawdown — a single trade losing this much before it closes denies the payout
Contract Limit	5m / 50µ	5m / 50µ	5m / 50µ	5m / 50µ

Gas funded breach states (red flags): hitting the trailing drawdown floor fails the account; a payout is denied if any single trade's MAE reaches 30% of drawdown. There is no daily loss limit and no consistency rule.

2Payout Rules

Minimum Trading Days

8 Days

Required Winning Days

6 Winning Days

Min Profit Per Winning Day

$130

Profit Split

90/10

Accounts funded before Jun 7, 2026: 80/20

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How we count a “trading day”

A trading day and a winning day are counted by CME futures session, not by calendar date. CME equity-index sessions run:

6:00 PM ET (prior day) → 5:00 PM ET (next day) · 5:00 PM ET → 6:00 PM ET daily maintenance break

So the Tuesday session = 6pm ET Monday through 5pm ET Tuesday. A trade you place at 9pm ET Monday is in the Tuesday session, not the Monday session.

• Trading day = a CME session where you placed at least one closed trade.
• Winning day = a CME session where your net P&L closed at $130 or more.
• Counts update after the session closes (5pm ET). A profitable trade taken mid-session won't bank a winning day until the session ends.
• Sunday 6pm ET opens the Monday session. Friday 5pm ET closes the week.

Additional Requirements:

•Minimum payout request: $500 per cycle
•Maximum payout request (per cycle, by account size): $1,000 (25K) / $1,500 (50K) / $2,000 (100K) / $2,500 (150K) gross — $900 / $1,350 / $1,800 / $2,250 net at the 90% split for accounts whose evaluation was purchased on or after June 7, 2026 at 6:00 PM Pacific; $800 / $1,200 / $1,600 / $2,000 net at the legacy 80% split for accounts from evaluations purchased before that time
•Profit split applied to the requested amount: 90% trader / 10% Redline
•You can request up to 50% of your accumulated profit each cycle — no minimum buffer required to remain in the account (subject to the $500 floor and the per-account cap above)
•Post-failure reset window: a failed account may purchase a reset within the published reset window
•Processing time: approved payouts are processed in up to 14 business days after approval, subject to completed KYC, AML screening, and rule-compliance review. This is a maximum window, not a guarantee of a specific pay date; most approved payouts are processed sooner
•Trailing drawdown: $1,000 (25K), $2,000 (50K), $3,500 (100K), $5,000 (150K) — only loss-limit rule on the account, with no consistency requirement
•No overnight or weekend holds — positions must be flat by session close
•Account inactivity: you must place at least one trade every 14 consecutive days. Activity means a placed trade. Logging in or loading a chart does not count. An evaluation or funded account with no trade placed for 14 consecutive days is subject to forfeiture (closed and access removed) at Redline's discretion
•Payout methods: ACH (US bank), domestic wire (US bank), or Wise (international).

+Powerups (Optional Add-Ons)

Powerups are optional, paid add-ons you can activate on an individual account. They are never required to trade, pass, or get paid.

• Activated per account — a Powerup only affects the account you buy it on.
• Available on active evaluation and funded accounts. Diesel (instant-funded) accounts are not eligible.
• Conduct waivers are single-use — each one stands down one specific payout-conduct rule on your next payout, then is spent (buy again to cover another payout). They do not waive drawdown, profit target, or trading-day requirements, and never excuse fraud or market manipulation.
• Balance Boost and Profit Bonus add real funds to your balance (coming soon).
• Powerups are non-refundable once activated. Full terms in the Trader Agreement.

3Prohibited Activities

❌ No automated trading (bots, EAs, scripts)

Manual trading only. The following are all banned, regardless of profitability:

• Trading bots, EAs, or any automated decision software
• Scripts that send orders programmatically (Python, NinjaScript, MQL, custom DOM scripts, etc.)
• Latency / arbitrage / order-flow scripts
• Signal services where a bot — not you — places the order on your account
• Auto-execution copy-trading software where execution is hands-off

What IS allowed:

• Hotkeys and bracket orders configured in your trading platform
• Pre-set stop-loss / take-profit levels
• Manual mirroring of trades you place by hand on another Redline account (Volumetrica copy trading, TradeSyncer)

How we catch it: trades closed within 1 second of opening with significant profit are an unmistakable bot signature (see Rule 6 below). But we don't need that detection to trigger to act — if we identify bot usage by ANY means (Discord chat, support tickets, trader admissions, order-flow telemetry), the account is closed immediately, no payout.

❌ Trading conduct rules

The AI compliance evaluator runs deterministic math on your trade history at every payout. Below is exactly what it looks at. Designed to identify high-risk behavior such as excessive position sizing or rule circumvention, while not penalizing legitimate strategies.

1. Excessive single-trade risk

A single trade whose worst unrealized drawdown ate a large chunk of your trailing drawdown limit. Measured by Maximum Adverse Excursion (MAE) — the deepest the trade went against you before it closed — as a % of your trailing drawdown. The deny line is per style: 30% on Gas, 50% on Electric and Diesel. You're viewing the Gas threshold.

MAE ≥ 30% of trailing drawdown	🔴 Denied
MAE < 30% of trailing drawdown	✅ No flag

Example (Gas): 50K account → $2,000 trailing drawdown. A trade that went $400 against you (20%) before turning around → no flag. A trade that went $600 (30%) → denied.

2. Doubling down after a loss

Increasing your contract size after a losing trade on the same day, with no break to reassess. We count “hard doublings” — the size on the next trade is at least 2× the previous loser's size, within 60 minutes, same session.

5+ hard doublings in the cycle	🔴 Denied
2–4 doublings + any trade hit ≥ 40% MAE	🔴 Denied (Rule 1)
2–4 doublings, no high-MAE, no prior warning	🟡 Approved + warning
2–4 doublings, no high-MAE, prior warning on file	🔴 Denied (escalation)
1 doubling	🟡 Logged, no action

We recognize some traders use legitimate scale-in strategies. First offense is a heads-up. A repeat with an open warning is intentional behavior and gets the auto-deny. Conduct warnings are recorded against you as the trader, not a single account — an open warning applies across all of your funded accounts, and repeating the warned conduct on any of them triggers the auto-deny.

3. Event pre-positioning

Putting on large positions in the seconds before/after a scheduled news release. Measured by: trades opened within ±5 seconds of a major release window, held less than 5 seconds, with ≥ 3 full contracts (or 30 micros).

Events we watch: FOMC rate decisions, CPI, PPI, NFP, jobless claims, PCE, GDP, ISM, JOLTS, Treasury auctions, and the standard US 8:30 / 9:00 / 9:30 / 10:00 ET release windows.

4+ instances in the cycle	🔴 Denied / terminate
1–3 instances	⚠️ Review (denies if combined with another flag)

4. Over-trading / tilt

A single day where you traded WAY more than your normal pattern AND had a long streak of losses — the classic revenge-trading signature. Measured by: day's trade count ≥ 4× your daily median for the cycle AND ≥ 4 consecutive losing trades on that day.

Both signals on the same day	🔴 Denied
Just one signal	✅ No flag

5. Profit concentration

Your entire cycle's profit comes from one or two trades; the rest is roughly break-even or losing. Measured as: top 1 trade as a % of your gross cycle winnings (the sum of your winning trades, so the ratio is always between 0% and 100%); top 2 trades combined. This is a standalone denial: if one trade carries 75% or more of your gross cycle winnings (or your top two combined carry 90% or more), the payout is denied on its own, with no other flag required.

Single trade ≥ 75% of gross cycle winnings	🔴 Denied
Top 2 trades combined ≥ 90% of gross cycle winnings	🔴 Denied
Profit distributed across many trades	✅ No flag

6. Bot-like execution

Trades opened and closed within a second with significant profit. Indicates an automated script — see “No automated trading” above. Measured by: trades with hold duration ≤ 1 second AND net P&L ≥ $200.

5+ instances in the cycle	🔴 Denied / terminate
1–4 instances	⚠️ Review (denies if combined with another flag)

How decisions are made

Decisions are automatic. The evaluator runs the math above and either approves and pays your payout or denies it — with the reason emailed to you either way. There is no general human review queue for ordinary trading conduct.

✅ APPROVE — all checks pass with no flags, OR you have a single warning-level flag (such as one doubling-down flag) and nothing else. Payout auto-fires; the warning is logged to your trader record — it applies across ALL of your funded accounts, not just this one.
🔴 DENY — any deny-level flag fires (this includes profit concentration: a single trade at 75%+ of gross cycle winnings, or the top two combined at 90%+, denies on its own), OR any two warning-level flags fire together, OR a doubling-down warning repeats after a prior warning on file (warnings are tracked per trader across ALL of your funded accounts, so a prior warning on any account counts here). Payout is rejected with the reason emailed to you; your account stays open and you can request again next cycle.
🔍 HELD — a small set of cases are held for a manual look before any decision: a suspected fraud signal, trade data we can't verify, or accounts on certain partner platforms during onboarding. You'll be emailed when a decision is reached.

What we DON'T flag

• Number of trades per day — only flagged in combination with consecutive losses (Rule 4).
• Single trade size — only flagged via MAE, not by contract count alone.
• Use of stop losses — your discretion; not a compliance signal.

Last updated: 2026-05-29. Payout requests are evaluated automatically against the published rules above, and the reason for any decision is emailed to you. A limited set of cases (suspected fraud, unverifiable trade data, or certain partner-platform accounts during onboarding) are held for a manual look before a decision is reached. If you believe a decision was made in error, contact support. Thresholds reflect current production calibration; we adjust these as we see real-trader data, never to retroactively penalize traders who already met the prior bar.

❌ No Hedging

Hedging between multiple Redline accounts is strictly prohibited. Trading opposite positions across your accounts or coordinating with other traders will result in permanent ban.

⚠️ Copying a Professional Trader Requires Notification

If you copy, mirror, or follow a professional trader's positions — whether manually, via signal services, trade rooms, or any copy trading software connected to an external source — you must notify Redline in advance. We don't prohibit it outright, but we need to know about it. Failure to disclose may result in payout denial or account termination.

Note: Copying trades between your own Redline accounts (e.g. via Volumetrica or TradeSyncer) is always allowed and does not require notification.

❌ Other Violations

• Account sharing or allowing others to trade your account
• Using exploits or manipulating the platform
• Providing false information during registration or KYC

4Trading Platform

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DeepCharts by dxFeed

Every Redline account includes DeepCharts; WealthCharts is available as an optional alternative. DeepCharts is powered by dxFeed — a professional-grade data provider licensed by the CME.

CME Licensed Data Provider

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WealthCharts (optional)

WealthCharts is a professional charting and execution platform available on request. Same CME-licensed dxFeed data, the same drawdown ceilings, and the same drawdown measurement as DeepCharts — see the drawdown note above.

CME Licensed Data Provider

Frequently Asked Questions

⚠️ Agreement

By creating an account or trading with Redline Futures Funding, you acknowledge that:

✓You have read and understood all rules on this page
✓You agree to trade skillfully without gambling or reckless behavior
✓You will not hedge between accounts or engage in prohibited activities
✓Redline has sole discretion to deny payouts or terminate accounts for rule violations