Account Inactivity Policy
To ensure efficient allocation of capital and operational resources, AFT Funded monitors account activity across all challenge and funded phases. We prioritize active traders who stay engaged with the markets.
To maintain active account status, regular trading activity is required.
The 60-Day Activity Rule
Any account that remains inactive for 60 consecutive days is subject to automatic closure.
- Definition of Activity: Activity means opening or closing at least one trade on the trading platform. Logging into the dashboard or MT5 alone does not count as trading activity.
- Scope: This rule applies to all account types, including Sprint, Bridge, and Ascent challenges, as well as Funded Accounts.
- Purpose: This policy helps reclaim unused capital and reallocate it to active traders ready to participate in the market.
How to Prevent Account Closure
Maintaining active status is straightforward:
- Execute a Trade: Place at least one trade every 60 days to keep the account active.
- Plan Ahead for Breaks: If you expect a long break, execute a trade shortly before stepping away.
- Monitor Account Status: Track your status in the dashboard and act before reaching the inactivity threshold.
What Happens if an Account Is Closed?
If an account is closed after 60 days of inactivity, the progress or funding status tied to that account is forfeited. To continue with AFT Funded, a new challenge purchase is required.
Summary
Active participation is a core part of professional trading. By placing at least one trade every 60 days, you keep your account active and maintain your path to funded capital.