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Is hedging allowed?

No. Hedging is strictly prohibited.

What counts as hedging?​

Hedging includes:

  • opening or holding opposing positions in the same or correlated instruments across your own Savius accounts, or between a Savius account and an account you hold at another firm; and
  • acting in concert with another Savius user or third party to open or hold opposing positions across your respective accounts.

Even a partial time overlap is a violation.

  1. Same instrument or different contract sizes:
  • ❌ Account A: Long MES → Account B: Short MES
  • ❌ Account A: Long MES → Account B: Short ES
  1. Correlated instruments:
  • ❌ Account A: Long GC/MGC → Account B: Short SI/SIL (Silver / Micro Silver)

What IS allowed?​

  • ✅ Different uncorrelated instruments across your accounts
  • ✅ Multiple instruments on the same account (e.g., Long ES + Long GC)
  • ✅ Copying between your own eligible same-category Savius accounts within the applicable limits; see Can I copy the same trades on multiple accounts?

Enforcement​

Savius may compare trading patterns across linked and unconnected accounts. Violations may result in payout denial, account termination, or a permanent ban. See Can I trade together with, or coordinate my trades with, other traders?.

You are responsible for all trades on your accounts, including trades executed by automated systems or trade copiers. This rule applies to Timed Evaluations, funded accounts, and the Live account.