Hedging and arbitrage have specific rules on NEOMAAA Funded. Some forms are allowed, others are not.
Internal hedging (within one account)
Opening opposite positions on the same instrument within your own single account is generally allowed as part of a legitimate strategy
It must not be used to lock risk artificially to bypass Daily Loss or Max Loss limits
It must not be used to game consistency or profitable-days rules
Cross-account hedging — NOT ALLOWED
Opposite positions across two or more of your own accounts (e.g., long EURUSD on Account A, short EURUSD on Account B)
Hedging with a friend, group, or any third-party account
Coordinated exposure where one account's loss funds another account's reward
This applies whether the accounts are on NEOMAAA Funded or on another prop firm
Arbitrage — NOT ALLOWED
Latency arbitrage against our liquidity or pricing
Arbitrage between NEOMAAA Funded and another broker/prop firm
Arbitrage between your accounts
Triangular or statistical arbitrage strategies designed to exploit feed differences
Why these rules exist
Cross-account hedging and arbitrage transfer risk to NEOMAAA Funded without genuine trading skill. They exploit the simulated environment rather than demonstrate it.
What happens if you breach
Same proportionate ladder as C4: warning → trade exclusion → suspension → termination → ban → clawback. Cross-account hedging and arbitrage are treated as serious breaches.
Important
All activity is on simulated capital
If your strategy involves any form of hedging, check with [email protected] before scaling it
When in doubt, don't
This article is for guidance only and does not modify the NEOMAAA Funded Terms and Conditions, Plan Specification, or Refund Policy.