Risk disclosure
What can go wrong on a Meridian account, stated plainly before you pay.
Counsel2 sections are provided by counsel and not yet written. Everything else on this page describes how the product works today.
The evaluation is simulated
Every Meridian account trades a simulation. Orders are filled by our own execution simulator against live market prices and are never routed to an exchange, a broker or a liquidity provider. No real funds are deposited, held or traded on your behalf.
The fee you pay buys the evaluation. It is not a deposit and it is not traded.
The rules can close the account
Each account carries a daily-loss limit and a maximum-loss limit. When equity crosses one, the account is breached and trading on it stops. The limits are printed on the card you bought and on the account’s Rules page; they are the same figures we enforce.
A breach is decided by the served figures at the moment it happens, not by this page. The headroom strip on every screen shows how far you are from each limit.
Simulated results are not a forecast
Passing an evaluation is not a guarantee of a payout, and results on a simulated account are not a prediction of results with real money. Fills, slippage and halts in the simulator follow the rules described on the Simulated trading page and can differ from a live venue.
Nothing on this site is investment advice.
Payouts are real, and arrive net of the processor’s fee
A payout from a funded account is a real transfer to the destination you registered. The payment processor’s fee is borne by you: the amount that arrives is the payout less that fee, and nothing else comes off it.
Eligibility and jurisdiction
This section is provided by counsel.
Limitation of liability
This section is provided by counsel.