Trading Grand Prix 2026

1. Trading Grand Prix 2026 (the “Competition”) is organised by FISG – InterStellar Group (“FISG”, “we”, “us”).
2. Competition period: 00:00 on 15 November 2026 to 23:59 on 15 January 2027 (Cyprus time, UTC+2).
3. Registration period: 15 November 2026 to 23:59 on 31 December 2026 (Cyprus time, UTC+2).
4. Eligible instruments: forex and precious metals.
5. Participants are ranked by the net return on their competition account. The leaderboard is updated every 8 hours, and all results are reviewed after the Competition closes.

1. The Competition is open to clients who have completed KYC verification and register with a newly opened USD live trading account. Cent accounts and copy-trading accounts are not eligible.
2. Net deposits into the competition account in the calendar month of registration must reach at least USD 500. This threshold determines eligibility only and is not used as the capital base for calculating returns.
3. Results are counted from the moment registration takes effect. Any trading or funding activity before that point is excluded.
4. Each KYC-verified client may hold only one active competition account at any time. Multiple accounts cannot be ranked at the same time, and participants cannot choose between accounts for prize purposes.
5. If a competition account reaches a 100% drawdown (its equity is fully depleted), the participant may either:
   • continue trading on the original competition account, keeping its registration, original start point and results, without meeting the deposit requirement in 2.2 again; or
   • before registration closes, register a new eligible account that meets 2.1 and 2.2. Once the new registration takes effect, all results on the original account are cancelled and cannot be reinstated or combined. The new account is assessed independently from its own start point.

1. Return (%) = (Final equity − Cumulative net deposits) ÷ Peak net capital invested × 100%
2. This formula applies to new competition accounts with no existing funds or open positions.
3. Cumulative net deposits means total deposits minus total withdrawals from the start point to the close of the Competition. Internal transfers into and out of the account are treated as deposits and withdrawals respectively.
4. Peak net capital invested starts at the cumulative net deposit at the moment registration takes effect (when net deposits reach USD 500). After every funding movement, it is set to the highest cumulative net deposit reached so far. It can only rise: withdrawals and transfers out never reduce it.
5. Final equity is the account’s equity as recorded at 23:59 (Cyprus time) on 15 January 2027, including floating profit and loss on open positions.
6. Deposits, withdrawals and internal transfers are permitted throughout the Competition. All funding movements are recorded in a single funding ledger for calculation purposes.
7. Bonuses, credit and any non-trading adjustments do not count as deposits or trading profit, and will be identified and excluded or adjusted accordingly.

1. Participants are ranked by return, rounded to one decimal place. Ties are decided by valid trading volume, then by total deposits made during the Competition.
2. Valid trading volume includes only orders closed after registration takes effect and within the competition period, with each position held for at least 3 minutes.
3. Open positions, unfilled pending orders and any trades found not to comply with these Terms do not count towards valid trading volume. Floating profit and loss on open positions is still included in final equity.
4. To qualify for a leaderboard prize, a participant must reach at least 5 standard lots of valid trading volume.
5. The live leaderboard is for reference only. Final results are based on the closing equity snapshot, funding records and compliance review.

1. Leaderboard prizes: 1st (Champion) – Tesla Model YL; 2nd (Runner-up) – iPhone DUO (512 GB); 3rd (Podium Finisher) – iPhone 18 Pro Max (1 TB); 4th (Rising Star) – Rimowa Essential (L).
2. Participants earn 1 draw ticket for every 5 standard lots of valid trading volume, up to a maximum of 50 tickets.
3. Tickets are credited to the participant’s client portal and can be used straight away. The draw is open only during the competition period, and unused tickets expire when the Competition closes. Not every ticket wins a prize.
4. The prize draw rewards trading volume and has no separate ranking.
5. Prize draw pool: iPhone 18 Pro Max (512 GB) × 2; DJI Air 3S drone × 1; MacBook Neo (256 GB) × 1; DREAME D30 Ultra robot vacuum × 1; Xiaomi AI Glasses (light electrochromic edition) × 1 pair; Breo PSLite sleep pillow × 1; FISG × Iniesta gift set × 5; FISG × Iniesta football × 10; FISG × Iniesta cushion × 20; FISG × Iniesta travel mug × 30; cash prizes of USD 10–80 (random amount) × 100.
6. Prize images are for illustration only. Actual prizes may differ.
7. If any prize becomes unavailable for reasons beyond FISG’s control, FISG may replace it with an alternative prize of equal or greater value. Prize specifications, such as colour or model, may vary depending on availability.

Participants must not, directly or through connected accounts, third parties or any other form of collaboration, engage in any of the following:

1. Abuse of pricing or execution: exploiting price delays, abnormal quotes, irregular spreads or liquidity, order execution flaws or system errors to gain a trading advantage that would not be available under normal market and execution conditions.
2. Coordinated trading between connected accounts: using multiple accounts, platforms or other participants to carry out organised offsetting trades or to transfer risk or profit, in order to circumvent applicable trading restrictions or gain an unfair advantage.
3. Circumventing trading rules or risk limits: using particular trades or account arrangements to bypass published leverage, margin, position or other applicable limits, or improperly exploiting risk protection mechanisms.
4. Abuse of volume or reward mechanisms: generating trading volume, returns, rankings or prize eligibility that do not comply with these Terms through artificially arranged repeat trades, connected trades, circular funding or other means.
5. Other irregular trading: exploiting anomalies or flaws in the trading system, account rules or competition mechanics through trading arrangements where a breach can be verified, including any attempt to manipulate trading conditions or competition results.
6. Automated trading: using Expert Advisors (EAs) or any other automated trading tool on a competition account.

1. Basis of review: FISG’s risk team assesses trading records, funding records, account connections, system logs and other verifiable information as a whole. No single factor, such as holding time, trading frequency, a shared IP address, hedging or the instrument traded, is treated on its own as proof of a breach.
2. Breaches: where a breach of these Terms or the applicable client agreement is verified, FISG may cancel the relevant results, competition entry or prize eligibility. Any such action will be supported by facts and evidence.
3. Final calculation: after the Competition closes, FISG will take the equity snapshot and funding records for all accounts, calculate returns and valid trading volume, and review the rankings.
4. Prize review: all prize-winning accounts must pass a trading and compliance review within 7 working days of the Competition closing. Prizes are arranged once the review is passed.
5. Other promotions: the Competition cannot be combined with any other deposit bonus or prize promotion running at the same time. The Point Mall is the exception: eligible trades continue to earn points as usual.
6. Interpretation: the Competition and any disputes are governed by these Terms as officially published and by the applicable client agreement. The Competition is organised by FISG – InterStellar Group.