To maintain fairness, consistency, and platform integrity, Ever Blue has implemented a Retry and Payout Deduction Policy applicable when confirmed rule violations occur. The details are outlined below.
What is the Retry Policy for challenge accounts?
If a rule violation occurs during the Challenge Phase, the total combined violation amount will be deducted from the profit target of the specific stage in which the violation occurred.
The trader will then be required to retry the same challenge stage, strictly adhering to all trading rules.
The violation amount refers to the quantified monetary impact of a confirmed rule breach, as calculated by Ever Blue’s risk systems and verified by the Risk & Compliance team.
If multiple rule violations occur during the same stage, all violation amounts will be aggregated into a single total deduction.
What happens if I fail the retry or violate the rules again?
If the trader fails the retry or incurs any additional rule violation during the retry attempt, the challenge will be deemed failed, and no further retries will be granted.
Only one retry is permitted per challenge stage and per account, under any circumstances.
What happens if I successfully pass the retry?
If the trader successfully passes the retry in full compliance with all rules, they must notify Ever Blue by email and include their retry account ID.
Progression is not automatic. All retry passes are subject to verification by Ever Blue’s Risk & Compliance team before the account is advanced.
Retries are non-transferable, must be used for the same challenge stage, and must be activated within the timeframe communicated by Ever Blue.
Does this policy apply to funded accounts and payouts?
Yes. This policy applies to funded accounts and all payout requests, including partial payouts.
Any total violation amount incurred will be deducted from the payout request before the profit split is calculated.
How are payout deductions calculated?
The violation amount is deducted first, and the profit split is calculated after the deduction.
Example:
Trader submits a payout request: $10,000 (100%)
Total violation amount: $4,000
Adjusted payout amount: $6,000 (100%)
Trader profit split (80%): $4,800
Firm share (20%): $1,200
Can violation deductions be reversed, disputed, or waived?
No. All deductions are applied only after confirmation by Ever Blue’s Risk & Compliance team and are final once applied.
Where can I find the rules that lead to violations?
All trading rules, parameters, and policies are available on the Ever Blue website and trader dashboard.
Traders are solely responsible for understanding and complying with all rules before placing trades. Failure to review or understand the rules does not exempt a trader from enforcement.
Why has Ever Blue implemented this policy?
This policy ensures:
Equal enforcement across all traders
Transparent and consistent handling of rule violations
Continued opportunities for compliant traders through structured, controlled retries
By continuing to trade on the Ever Blue platform, traders acknowledge and accept this policy in full.