Risk Disclosure

Prop firms impose daily loss limits, trailing or static drawdowns, news restrictions, consistency rules, minimum trading days, hedging bans, copy-trading policies, and other constraints that change without much notice.

You remain solely responsible for reading, understanding, and complying with each Firm’s current rules for each evaluation and funded account. Configuring limits in Jireh tooling does not transfer that responsibility.

Desk policy sorts Firms into compatibility lanes based on that Firm’s published stance on automated execution. Some Firms are refused outright: where a Firm’s current rules prohibit or do not clearly permit automated execution, the desk will not arm automation on that Seat regardless of your instruction, and no fee is charged for declining to arm.

When a Firm changes its rules, an EA or profile rebuild may be required — see Section 15 (adapt events). Self-run partners remain responsible for deploying updates they choose to run.

Trading foreign exchange, futures, crypto, CFDs, and related instruments involves a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every person. You can lose some or all of the capital allocated to an account, including evaluation fees and funded-account profits subject to Firm rules.

Leverage amplifies both gains and losses. Gaps, slippage, widened spreads, thin liquidity, news events, and weekend/holiday markets can produce outcomes materially worse than expected.

Past performance — including any historical EA results, backtests, forward tests, or desk examples — is not indicative of future results. No representation is made that any account will achieve results similar to any example.

You alone decide whether trading and prop-firm participation are appropriate for your finances, experience, and risk tolerance. Jireh does not assess your suitability as a regulated advisor unless separately and expressly engaged under a different written mandate, which this Agreement does not create.

Purchasing an operator tier unlocks the Licence at the price listed for that tier. That purchase is the primary fee for EA and platform rights.

Where the desk performs setup, certifies a Seat before it goes live, or provides ongoing monitoring, those services are invoiced to you directly under the then-current fee schedule. Invoiced fees are billed to the Client; they are not deducted from a Firm payout and are not calculated as a percentage of trading profit.

Firm payouts go to the Named Trader’s KYC name (Section 4). The desk is never paid at the Firm and never takes a split of a Firm payout.

Optional continuity or hosting fees, where listed with a tier, are the operating cost described in Section 8 — not a claim on the funded account.

Illustrative growth bands, planner outputs, and example math referenced elsewhere on this site are for planning education only and are not part of the fee calculation.