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Sarmaye Gozare Bartar (SGB)

  • Saint Lucia
  • Since 2021

Sarmaye Gozare Bartar (SGB) sells 14 funded-account plans in 2 programmes, from $1K to $200K, paying traders 80% of their profits. Trading runs on MetaTrader 5.

The firm
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Sarmaye Gozare Bartar (SGB) at a glance

Sarmaye Gozare Bartar (SGB) is a proprietary trading firm based in Saint Lucia, in business since 2021.

Account sizes on sale
$1K – $200K
Profit split to the trader
80%
programmes, across 14 plans
2
Cheapest plan
$15

On the record

Based in
Saint Lucia
Founded
2021
Platforms
MetaTrader 5
Instrument types
Cfd
Evidence last checked

Pay for a plan with

  • Crypto
  • Direct Banking

Get paid by

  • Crypto
Recorded by Wikilix from Sarmaye Gozare Bartar (SGB)’s published terms and re-checked periodically.
Programme ledger

What Sarmaye Gozare Bartar (SGB) sells

14 plans in 2 programmes: 14 two-step evaluations.

2 programmes
Highest split · ⁨Class A Two-Step Challenge⁩
80%
Most drawdown room · ⁨Class A Two-Step Challenge⁩
12%
Fewest minimum days · ⁨Class B Two-Step Challenge⁩
3
Highest leverage · ⁨Class A Two-Step Challenge⁩
1:100
  • 2-stepClass A Two-Step Challenge2-step6 sizesFee refunded$1K – $50K8% target12% max drawdown5% daily loss5 min days80%profit split

    The rules

    Phase 1 target
    8%
    Phase 2 target
    4%
    Max drawdown
    12% · Static
    Daily loss limit
    5% · Balance based
    Minimum trading days
    5
    Time limit
    Phase 1: 30 calendar days from the first trade. Phase 2: 60 calendar days. One free 10-day extension is available in phase 1.
    Max leverage
    1:100
    Payout schedule
    First payout after 3 weeks from the first trade on the funded account and at least 7 trading days, then every 2 weeks.
    Fee refunded on passing
    Yes

    On this programme

    • News tradingAllowed
    • Copy tradingNot allowed
    • Expert advisors (EAs)Not allowed
    • Weekend holdingAllowed
    • Overnight holdingAllowed
    • Stop lossNot required

    Account sizes

    • $1K
    • $2.5K
    • $5K
    • $10K
    • $25K
    • $50K

    Per-size prices are published on the firm’s site, not on this record.

  • 2-stepClass B Two-Step Challenge2-step8 sizesFee refunded$1K – $200K10% target12% max drawdown5% daily loss3 min days80%profit split

    The rules

    Phase 1 target
    10%
    Phase 2 target
    5%
    Max drawdown
    12% · Static
    Daily loss limit
    5% · Balance based
    Minimum trading days
    3
    Max leverage
    1:100
    Payout schedule
    First payout after 3 weeks from the first trade on the funded account and at least 10 trading days, then every 2 weeks; weekly from the seventh payout.
    Fee refunded on passing
    Yes

    On this programme

    • News tradingAllowed
    • Copy tradingNot allowed
    • Expert advisors (EAs)Not allowed
    • Weekend holdingAllowed
    • Overnight holdingAllowed
    • Stop lossNot required

    Account sizes

    • $1K
    • $2.5K
    • $5K
    • $10K
    • $25K
    • $50K
    • $100K
    • $200K

    Per-size prices are published on the firm’s site, not on this record.

Compare all 2 programmes side by side
ProgrammeTypeSizesSplitTargetMax drawdownDaily lossMin daysLeverageFee refund
Class A Two-Step Challenge2-step$1K – $50K80%8%12%5%51:100Yes
Class B Two-Step Challenge2-step$1K – $200K80%10%12%5%31:100Yes
Rules as recorded by Wikilix from Sarmaye Gozare Bartar (SGB)’s published terms. A rule that differs between sizes prints as a range; per-size prices are on the firm’s site.
Leverage

Leverage by market

Leverage runs from 1:10 on Crypto to 1:100 on FX, depending on the programme.

Market2-step
FX1:100
Crypto1:10
Indices1:100
Metals1:100
Energy1:20
Payouts

How Sarmaye Gozare Bartar (SGB) pays

Traders keep 80% of their profits, paid out by Crypto.

Profit split
80%
Payout methods
1
Plans refunding the fee
14 of 14
Payout schedules stated
2

Paid out by

  • Crypto

Payout schedules, in the firm’s words

  • First payout after 3 weeks from the first trade on the funded account and at least 7 trading days, then every 2 weeks.

    Class A Two-Step Challenge

  • First payout after 3 weeks from the first trade on the funded account and at least 10 trading days, then every 2 weeks; weekly from the seventh payout.

    Class B Two-Step Challenge

Split and schedule, programme by programme

ProgrammeSplitPayout scheduleFee refund
Class A Two-Step Challenge2-step80%First payout after 3 weeks from the first trade on the funded account and at least 7 trading days, then every 2 weeks.Yes
Class B Two-Step Challenge2-step80%First payout after 3 weeks from the first trade on the funded account and at least 10 trading days, then every 2 weeks; weekly from the seventh payout.Yes

Payout policy

Payouts are requested from the trader panel and are paid in Tether (USDT).

First payout. Two conditions must both be met: at least three weeks must have passed since the first trade on the funded account, and the account must have at least seven trading days on Class A or ten trading days on Class B.

The cycle after that. Class A pays every two weeks. Class B pays every two weeks up to the sixth payout and weekly from the seventh onward.

The split schedule. On Class A the trader takes 80 percent for the first two months, rising to 85 percent from the third month. On Class B the first payout is at 75 percent, payouts two through six at 80 percent, and payouts from the seventh at 90 percent. Traders who reach a second 40 percent balance increase move to the firm's SGB Trader tier at 99 percent with weekly payouts.

What voids a payout. Breaching the daily or maximum loss limit forfeits whatever profit is sitting in the account, even where the balance is still above the starting figure. No position may be open between the request and the transfer. A request pays out the entire profit balance, as partial withdrawals are not offered.

Fee refund. 20 percent of the challenge fee is returned after both phases are cleared and the full fee after the first payout, so 120 percent in total. The 20 percent portion must be claimed within 45 days of receiving the funded account.

Markets

What you can trade

5 asset classes, traded as CFDs.

5 asset classes

Asset classes

  • FX
  • Crypto
  • Indices
  • Metals
  • Energy

Instrument types

  • CFDs
Trading rules

What Sarmaye Gozare Bartar (SGB) lets you do

Across all 14 plans, as recorded programme by programme.

  • News tradingAllowed on every plan
  • Copy tradingNot allowed on any plan
  • Expert advisors (EAs)Not allowed on any plan
  • Weekend holdingAllowed on every plan
  • Overnight holdingAllowed on every plan
  • Stop lossNot required on any plan

The same trading rules apply to Class A, Class B and the funded account.

  • News trading: permitted with no restriction. The firm advises caution because spreads and slippage widen around releases, and it accepts no responsibility for losses taken in those windows.
  • Holding overnight and over the weekend: permitted. Positions may be carried through the end of the day and the end of the week.
  • Weekend crypto trading: not permitted. No order of any kind, including pending orders, take profit, stop loss, buy or sell, may trigger while the global market is closed. Crypto follows the same open and close as the wider market.
  • Expert advisors: automated trading robots are not permitted. Risk and money management tools are allowed, and copy trading expert advisors are allowed provided the sending account is itself an SGB account. Trading through a VPS is not permitted.
  • Copy trading and group trading: not permitted between accounts belonging to different people. Copying between a trader's own accounts is unrestricted. Sharing logins, devices or IP addresses across separate identities breaches the rules.
  • Stop losses: not required. There is no lot size cap and no limit on the number of open positions.
  • Risk per position: the loss on a single trade, or across simultaneously open trades, is capped at 3 percent of balance on accounts from 1,000 to 50,000 US dollars and 2 percent on the 100,000 and 200,000 accounts. Breaches caused purely by slippage are not counted.
  • Instruments: forex pairs, cryptocurrencies, indices and metals. Leverage is 1:100 on currencies and metals, 1:50 on the Dow Jones index, 1:20 on oil and Brent, and 1:10 on crypto.
  • Reaching the target: once the phase target is hit, no new trade may be opened on that account until the next phase account is issued.
Consistency

Consistency rules

SGB applies a scalping consistency cap rather than a cap on any single day's share of total profit.

Tick scalp cap. Only trades closed in profit in under 30 seconds count as tick scalps. Combined profit from those trades may not exceed 20 percent of the phase target, or of the withdrawable profit on the funded account. On a 10,000 US dollar Class B account, where the phase one target is 10 percent or 1,000 US dollars, tick scalp profit above 200 US dollars resets the account at the stage it is in. The same threshold applies in phase one, phase two and on the funded account. The check runs when a trader requests the next phase, requests a reset, or requests a payout.

Risk consistency. Loss on a single position, or across simultaneously open positions, is measured against the live balance at that moment and may not exceed 3 percent on accounts from 1,000 to 50,000 US dollars, or 2 percent on the 100,000 and 200,000 accounts. Exceeding it through slippage alone is not a breach, while doing so deliberately is. This is checked at the same points as the tick scalp rule.

Account rolling. Opening multiple accounts to gamble on an outcome is prohibited and can cut the permitted risk to 1 percent or reduce leverage to 1:10. This applies to the 50,000, 100,000 and 200,000 accounts.

Firm rules

Firm rules

Beyond the loss limits, the following conditions govern an SGB account.

  • Inactivity. The first trade must be placed within 30 calendar days of the order, and no more than 30 calendar days may pass between trades. This applies in both phases, on the funded account and on a reset account. A 0.01 lot trade is enough to satisfy it, and accounts that fall outside the window expire.
  • One holder, one account. A trader may hold a single user account. Registering more than once under different identity details or email addresses is prohibited, as is letting anyone else manage or access the account. Selling, sharing or transferring an account breaches the rules, and the registered email cannot be changed later.
  • Concurrent accounts. A maximum of two active accounts at once, with a combined ceiling of 250,000 US dollars in active plans per person. Funded accounts in the same class can be merged when their balances are positive.
  • Verification. Traders must be at least 18 and submit a valid passport, national card or birth certificate together with a selfie. The payer's details must match the account holder's.
  • Passwords. The master password may be changed. Changing the investor password is prohibited.
  • Resets and extensions on Class A. An account in profit that has completed its five trading days without a rule breach can be reset without limit once its window ends. Phase one also allows one free ten day extension, and if the target is still not met when that expires the account is lost.
  • Losses. Traders owe the firm nothing if a funded account loses more than its maximum drawdown.
  • Precedence. The firm states that the written rules published on its website are the only official reference, and that answers given over live chat do not override them.
Restricted countries

Where Sarmaye Gozare Bartar (SGB) does not take traders

Residents of 4 countries cannot open an account with Sarmaye Gozare Bartar (SGB).

4 countries
  • Myanmar
  • North Korea
  • Russia
  • United States
As published by Sarmaye Gozare Bartar (SGB). A country not listed here is not thereby accepted — check the firm’s own terms.
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