HashHedge User Guide
  • πŸ“˜INTRODUCTION
    • πŸ’»How to register a Hash Hedge account
    • πŸ”‘Login to Hash Hedge Account
    • πŸ“ŠHow to Enroll a Challenge?
    • πŸŒ€Challenge Type
  • πŸ“ˆTRADING MODULE
    • Margin Mode
    • Adjusting Leverage
  • HashHedge Orders
  • Take Profit / Stop Loss
  • Market Orders vs. Limit Orders: What's The Difference?
  • Close Order
  • Group 1
    • ❓FAQ
  • πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘¦Affiliate program
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  1. INTRODUCTION

Challenge Type

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Last updated 18 days ago

There are five packages available for purchase, where higher-priced options provide access to larger account sizes.

Challenge

For example if you purchase a starter package on Hashhedge, you will receive a virtual account with $5,000 to participate in the prop trading challenge. The evaluation process consists of three stages:

  • Stage 1 – Challenge

  • Stage 2 – Verification

  • Stage 3 – Funding

Target profit

The required percentage of the challenge account balance that a user must achieve to advance to the next stage.

Max loss per day

The percentage of loss a user can incur in a single trading day. If this limit is reached, the challenge will be terminated.

Max drawdown

The maximum percentage of loss allowed during the entire evaluation stage. Exceeding this threshold results in immediate challenge failure.

Min Trading Days

The number of trading days a user must complete before becoming eligible for the next stage.

Trading Period

The maximum time limit (in days) allocated for the user to complete the challenge.

Max Leverage

The highest leverage allowed for the selected challenge type.

Key Notes

βœ… Profit alone is not enoughβ€”trading days must be completed. βœ… Each stage resets the account balance (conditions change, but the starting amount remains the same). βœ… Auto-check between Stages 2 & 3 (24 hours). βœ… No instant withdrawalsβ€”minimum 14-day holding period after Stage 3. βœ… All payouts are reviewed manually (no instant processing).

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