Stop trading for long enough and some firms close the account on their own, passed challenge or not. The limit is usually in the terms rather than on the pricing page.
What can this rule do to you?
Kind of rule
Accounts that close themselves if you stop trading for long enough.
Alpha Capital GroupEvery account at every stage is deactivated after more than 30 consecutive calendar days without real trading. Logging in does not count and a deactivated account cannot be reinstated.
You must place at least one trade every 30 days counted from your first trade. Otherwise the account becomes inactive and is breached.
FTMONot opening a single trade for 30 consecutive calendar days counts as prolonged inactivity. FTMO may terminate the agreement for that Challenge account.
FXIFYYou must place at least one trade every 60 days. If you do not the account is considered inactive and breached.
Hola PrimeAny challenge or funded account with no trading for 30 calendar days in a row is permanently suspended. Logging in does not count as activity.
Lucid TradingAn account that does not record at least $1 of net profit or loss within 30 calendar days is treated as abandoned. It is permanently deleted.
MyFundedFuturesGoing 7 calendar days without placing a trade on a Builder sim funded account closes it. Live accounts have no inactivity rule.
SharkFundedCloses the accountAny account with no trades for 14 days in a row is suspended automatically. Contact support in advance if you expect to be away.
Sure Leverage FundingCloses the accountYou must place at least one trade or pending order every 30 days. If you do not the account is breached and SLF terminates accounts for any rule violation.
Top One FuturesEvery account needs at least one completed trade in any 14 day window with weekends and holidays counted. Missing it is a hard breach and all progress and profits on the account are lost.
TopstepAn Express Funded Account with no trading for more than 30 days may be closed and cannot be paused. Live Funded Accounts have the same 30 day rule.
FTMOA funded FTMO Futures account with no trades for 30 calendar days gets a warning, and it is closed if it stays inactive for another 30 days.
FunderBluFunderBlu’s rules page states: traders must place at least one trade within every 30 days. The example directly beneath it says: If 21 days pass without any trades, the account becomes inactive. The two do not agree, so trade at least once every 21 days until they fix it. The Turbo articles repeat the 30-day figure.
OneUp TraderJudgement callEach week funded you must place at least half as many trades as your weekly average during the evaluation. Trading less without an approved account hold risks the funded account being terminated.
You must complete a round trip on at least one day each calendar week to keep a PRO or PRO+ account active. Contact support first if you need a break.
TradeifyEvaluation and funded accounts must each place a trade Monday to Friday every week. Idle accounts can be marked inactive, though Tradeify says it will message you first.
FunderBluFunderBlu requires at least one trade every 21 days, and says an account with no trades for 21 days becomes inactive. The rules page used to give 30 days in the text and 21 in the example beneath it; that is fixed and both now say 21.
HypernovaThe fee schedule says there is no inactivity charge and the time limit is none, which reads as an account you can leave alone for as long as you like. The FAQ names a three month inactivity freeze if no trades are placed. No page says what lifting the freeze involves.
This list is only as complete as our reading. 36 of the 97 firms we track have been through a rulebook pass; the rest are still to do, and a firm missing from here has not been cleared. It has not been checked. See which firms are next.