You may not distribute, transfer, or offset risk across multiple Traderscale accounts in a way that circumvents the limits applying to a single account. This includes:
entering the same or a correlated instrument on another account to recover losses from the first
structuring one account to absorb loss while another is positioned to benefit
using multiple accounts to recreate exposure that would not be allowed on one
Example of a breach
Account A: buy XAUUSD 3.0 lots, floating −$2,000, close to the daily limit
Account B, 15 minutes later: buy XAUUSD 3.0 lots, same direction
Account A can't carry more exposure without breaching, so the position continues on Account B. Combined exposure is 6.0 lots — a size that would have breached on one account.
What may be reviewed: open-position P&L, account equity, entry timing, symbol, direction, combined size, activity on your other accounts.
Possible outcome: profit adjustment, payout rejection, or account breach.