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Firms change pricing, drawdown limits and payout terms with little notice. We check rules against each firm's own sources and mark anything unconfirmed, but always confirm exact terms on the firm's site before you buy. Nothing here is financial or trading advice.

Trust scores/Hola Prime

60out of 100

Hola Prime

4.5(4,067)

Solid

What helps: a strong Trustpilot rating. What to watch for: a newer firm with less of a track record, 3 confirmed rules worth reading (copy trading & ea (bot) rules, inactivity rule, mandatory stop-loss / risk rules).

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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Score breakdown

Reputation36 / 40

Trustpilot rating of 4.5 out of 5.

Rule safety22 / 40

Confirmed: copy trading & ea (bot) rules, inactivity rule, mandatory stop-loss / risk rules.

Track record2 / 20

Trading futures since 2025, about 1 year.

Restrictive rules confirmed (3)

Copy trading & EA (bot) rulesModerate
EAs/automated trading are restricted (the firm's own guidelines govern what's allowed).
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Inactivity ruleLow
Close at least 1 trade every 7 days, or the account is treated as inactive.
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Mandatory stop-loss / risk rulesHigh, judgement call

A stop loss is mandatory on every single trade, and risk per trade idea is hard-capped at 2% of the initial balance (1% on DX Futures). Crucially, splitting one idea into several positions that overlap in time still counts as one trade idea, so scaling in does not reset the allowance -- the firm's own worked examples treat 2.1%, 2.3% and 2.5% total risk as breaches. Alongside this, the biggest winning day cannot exceed 35% of total account profit at payout time.

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