Closed beta
Trade a simulated account against real crypto prices under rules published in full before you start. Pass the evaluation, trade funded capital for a profit split. Dispute a fill and we re-derive it from the recorded tick stream and show you — because the engine is built so that we can.
An account with a balance and a rule set — profit target, drawdown limits, minimum trading days. The rules pin to your account the moment it is created and never change retroactively.
Fills execute against the OrbitFx index: a median across major venues, streamed live. When venues disagree or a feed goes stale, the platform halts rather than guess — ambiguity resolves toward the trader.
Hit the target inside the limits and the challenge is passed. Funded accounts trade for a profit split, on terms published before you commit.
The honest answer: you shouldn't have to. The platform is built so its claims are checkable, not believable.
The full rule set — every parameter, every breach condition — is public before you pay, and versioned onto your account forever.
The index is a median across major venues. A single venue is never an index: one exchange is precisely the manipulation surface a median exists to defend against.
Fills carry a deliberate delay drawn from a published band. The function that computes it cannot see who you are, your balance or your P&L — and a test asserts that signature.
Orders, fills and breaches land in an append-only log enforced by the database itself. Not even our own administrators can alter it — an audit trail is only worth something if it binds us too.
Any fill can be re-derived years later from the recorded ticks, the order's seed and the versioned execution config. Disputes are settled by re-computation, not by support tickets.
Prices and balances are exact decimals end to end, never floating point. Money that rounds wrong is a dispute we would deserve to lose.
Crypto perpetual futures, priced from a median across Binance, OKX, Bybit and Coinbase. Market, limit and stop orders, with leverage set by your rule set. Positions are charged real funding at the rate the venue actually settled — never a predicted one.
Everything is simulated. No trader order reaches an exchange, and OrbitFx holds no client funds.
See the full instrument and rule listIn the beta
More pairs open as their order-book parameters are measured rather than estimated. We would rather trade a few instruments honestly than many of them approximately.
OrbitFx is in closed beta while the rule parameters and the execution model are calibrated against years of market data. Beta accounts are free. Anything still provisional is labelled as such — on this site, on the rules page, and inside every account record. Payments and funded payouts open when calibration and the legal work are finished, not before.