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30out of 100
FuturesElite
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What to watch for: a lower Trustpilot rating, a newer firm with less of a track record, 5 confirmed rules worth reading (account stacking, copy trading & ea (bot) rules, group trading / signal copying, vpn / multi-identity policy, inactivity rule).
This score is about trust and reputation: how traders rate the firm, how long it has run futures accounts, and how many restrictive conduct rules sit in its terms. It is not a rating of how good or generous its accounts are, so a firm with excellent accounts can still land in the middle here.
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Reputation5 / 40
No usable Trustpilot score. Trustpilot has suspended this firm's star rating because it pressured customers to change or remove negative reviews, so there is no score to show. Of its 353 reviews, 79% are five star and 13% one star.
Rule safety21 / 40
Confirmed: account stacking, copy trading & ea (bot) rules, group trading / signal copying, vpn / multi-identity policy, inactivity rule.
Track record4 / 20
Trading futures since 2024, about 2 years.
Restrictive rules confirmed (5)
- Account stackingHigh
Its own "Account flipping" section actually describes a repeated payout-request-then-breach-then-payout-request cycle ("is not allowed... a trader's goal should be to reach and maintain a sustainable live account"): the account-stacking/farming pattern under a different name, not real account reselling.
What this rule means - Copy trading & EA (bot) rulesModerate
Fully automated trading via AI or bots is not permitted. Copying trades from another trader's account is prohibited: but copying trades between your own accounts is explicitly allowed without restriction.
What this rule means - Group trading / signal copyingModerate
Explicitly bans "Collaborative Trading" / "Group Trading": coordinating with others to execute the same or opposite strategies across multiple accounts. Each trader is expected to trade independently.
What this rule means - VPN / multi-identity policyModerate
Accessing an account from multiple countries (e.g. logging in from the USA then Vietnam) may be flagged for potential account sharing or unauthorized management. Separately, multiple accounts belonging to different traders sharing the same IP address is explicitly prohibited.
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