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Nova Plan

1-Step Funded Evaluation Account on Forex-based simulated instruments. Key Nova rules at a glance.

Nova is a single-phase Funded Evaluation Account on Forex-based simulated instruments with a Trailing-no-Floor Daily Virtual Limit methodology and Performance Reward Buffer at the funded stage.

How it works

One Evaluation Phase against a percentage Evaluation Goal, then the funded stage. KYC is completed at the funded stage.

Reward configuration

Recognition Tier 80 default (Tier 90 Add-On available at purchase). Reward Cycle 14 days by default. Minimum Performance Reward request: USD 100.

Trading hours

Forex 24/5 — see your platform's session calendar. Weekend holding is not permitted; all open positions must be closed by the Forex market close each day.

News trading

At the funded stage, the ±5 minutes red-folder restriction and Soft Breach Policy apply.

Inactivity

30 days from platform credentials issuance — see the Inactivity article for full rules.

Consistency Rule

40% Best-Day cap, applicable solely at the funded stage (does not apply at the Evaluation Phase). Evaluated per Performance Reward cycle (resets after each Performance Reward). Failure of the Consistency Rule at the moment of a request is not, of itself, a breach — it operates as a hold; the Participant may continue trading until cycle metrics re-balance below the 40% cap.

Copy trading, EAs and prohibited practices

EAs and copy-trading are permitted, subject to the Terms. General prohibited practices apply — see the Prohibited Practices article.

Parameters

Numerical parameters (Daily Virtual Limit, Max Virtual Limit, Evaluation Goal, Profitable Days Required, Per-Position Daily-Loss Cap, Performance Reward Buffer, Performance Reward Caps, leverage, lot caps, simulated-capital tiers) are published in the Plan Specification and Annex A.

Refunds

Nova does not carry the product-feature refund. EU/UK consumer rights apply.

Support

This article is for guidance only and does not modify the Terms, the Plan Specification, or any other binding document.

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