Mubite

Mubite applies one trading rulebook across the Instant Funding, One-Step and Two-Step programs.

• News trading: permitted without restriction. Positions may be opened and held through major announcements and macroeconomic releases, with the standard risk limits still active.
• Overnight and weekend holding: allowed. There is no forced closure based on time of day or day of the week, on any program.
• Automated trading: allowed only with bots the trader has built themselves. Third-party and publicly available bots are not accepted, and traders may be asked to evidence authorship at challenge review or payout.
• Copy trading: not permitted during evaluation or on a funded account. This covers copying from other accounts, external platforms and signal services.
• Stop losses: not required, though the firm recommends them and treats their persistent absence on a funded account as poor risk management.

Risk per trade. Realised losses on a single trade may not exceed 3% of account equity measured at the moment the trade was opened. No individual partial close may realise more than that, and the trade's cumulative net realised loss must stay within it at its deepest point.

Position limits. One-Step and Two-Step accounts cap a single position at 2x the account balance with 3x total open exposure. Instant Funding accounts cap a single position at 1x and total exposure at 2x. A first breach triggers a warning email and a five minute window to bring positions back into range; a second breach ends the challenge.

Prohibited practices that terminate an account include latency arbitrage and high-frequency exploitation, hedging the same strategy across multiple accounts, group trading or account mirroring, trading beyond the position limits, and tick scalping intended to manipulate.

A breach ends that account. Where a trading objective is violated the account is invalidated immediately and cannot continue through the evaluation. The one exception is the soft breach on position size, which grants a single five minute window to correct before the account fails. That allowance is given once per challenge.

What counts as a trading day. A day counts only when the trader closes at least one qualifying order. An order qualifies when its notional value, meaning closed size multiplied by exit price, is at least 5% of the starting balance, and when its net profit or loss is at least 1% of the position margin. A day made up of small scalps that never meet the threshold does not count toward the requirement.

Inactivity. An account with no trading activity for 30 consecutive days is deactivated and the entry fee is not returned. A warning email is sent after 14 days. This applies to challenges connected on Bybit; Cleo challenges run the countdown automatically.

Identity. Verification is completed by the account holder in person and must be finished before any payout is processed. Accounts where more than one individual attempts verification are terminated.

Scaling. Funded traders can grow their allocation up to $1,000,000 in total capital. On Instant Funding the account doubles each time 10% profit is reached within 120 days, with half of that profit paid out and half applied to the increase. The profit split is carried across as the account grows.