FAQ
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General
- Am I allowed to have multiple accounts?
- Do I have to use one of your accounts for the Assessment or can I use my own?
- How does IC Funded work?
- In which countries is the IC Funded Challenge available?
- Is IC Funded a broker?
- Is IC Funded a trustworthy company?
- What is the difference between a Hard Breach and Soft Breach rule?
- What is the requirement to participate in the IC Funded Challenge?
- Who is eligible to use IC Funded's services?
- Why I need to pay a fee?
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Withdrawal
- Am I required to pay taxes on my gains?
- Are there any fees associated with withdrawals in IC Funded?
- How does the bi-weekly withdrawal process work in IC Funded?
- Is the Evaluation fee refundable?
- What is the minimum withdrawal amount in IC Funded?
- What methods can I use to withdraw my split gains?
- What payment methods are available for withdrawals in IC Funded?
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Rules
- Are EAs Allowed?
- Do you allow High Frecuency Trading (HFT)?
- Is Copy Trading Permitted?
- Is Merging account permitted?
- What are the minimum days I need to trade to pass to another phase?
- What are the profit targets and breach limits for Phase 1 and Phase 2?
- What is the policy on Prohibited Trading Activity?
- What's the Daily Draw Down and how it works?
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Education
- Can I access educational resources before starting the evaluation process?
- Can I interact with other traders and participate in trading communities within IC Funded?
- Can I scale my account?
- Do I need to purchase an Evaluation to access the educational content ?
- How can I track my progress and evaluate my performance during the evaluation process?
- I have successfully passed my IC Funded challenge, now what?
- Is there an ongoing educational support available after completing the evaluation process?
Is Copy Trading Permitted?
Please be aware that copy trading across multiple accounts is prohibited. If we detect any copy trading activities on your Challenge or trading account, it will be regarded as a violation of our trading rules, and your account(s) may be disabled.”