Taurus has specific rules regarding community or group trading that depend on the type of account.
In Evaluation accounts (Challenges), community and group trading are allowed, and traders may operate in coordination with mentors or other traders.
In Profit Accounts (PAs), community-based learning is still permitted, but there are important restrictions on how trades are executed and how accounts are managed, including limitations on shared signals, locations, and IP addresses.
Evaluation Accounts (Challenges)
Community and group trading are allowed during the Evaluation phase.
Traders can participate in trading communities, learn from mentors, follow shared strategies, and trade in a group environment, as long as all general Taurus trading rules are respected.
During Evaluations, the following are allowed:
- Multiple Evaluation accounts from different users or subscriptions can be traded from the same physical location or the same IP address.
- Participants can use the exact same strategies or trade in the same zones.
- Traders can enter and exit trades at the exact same prices and at very similar or identical times (for example, following the same signal or setup), without this being considered a violation.
- Mentors or experienced traders can help students manage and trade their Evaluation accounts directly.
- Community learning and shared educational environments are fully permitted.
- There are no IP address restrictions in the Evaluation phase (see the article “https://tauruscapital.freshdesk.com/en/support/solutions/articles/204000075614-are-traders-allowed-to-have-someone-else-manage-their-account-).
In other words, the types of coordination, signal following, and shared execution are allowed during Evaluations, as long as the global Taurus rules are respected.
Profit Accounts (PA)
When an account becomes a Profit Account, Taurus requires independent trading and stricter control over how each account is managed.
What is allowed in a PA?
Community-based learning is allowed, as long as the actual trading remains fully individual:
- The registered owner must be the only person trading the PA.
- The PA must be accessed only from the trader’s own device, location, and IP address.
- Traders may follow a strategy taught by a mentor or trading community, and it is normal for traders using the same methodology to take similar trades or trade similar zones, as long as each trader executes independently from their own IP and device.
What is not allowed in a PA?
Taurus prohibits any form of coordinated, mirrored, or signal-based execution where trades are essentially copied.
Signal Sharing
Signal sharing is strictly prohibited in PAs.
This includes situations where:
- Multiple accounts enter a trade at the exact same price
- Exit at the exact same price
- With the same timing
- In a repeated and systematic pattern.
This behavior indicates copied or centrally distributed signals rather than independent trading.
Examples of violations include:
- Copy trading
- Automated trade mirroring
- Group execution led by a third party
- Coordinated real-time signal distribution used for identical entries and exits
All of these are considered non-independent trading and are prohibited in Profit Accounts.
Trading from the Same Location or IP
For Profit Accounts:
- Multiple PAs cannot operate from the same physical location or the same IP address.
- Each trader must use their own device and internet connection.
This ensures that every PA reflects the independent activity of its owner.
Consequences of Shared or Group Trading Violations in Profit Accounts
If Taurus detects shared, mirrored, or coordinated trading activity in Profit Accounts, or any IP misuse related to group trading, the following actions may be taken:
- Immediate account termination.
- Cancellation of any pending withdrawal requests.
- Permanent ban from Taurus.
These measures apply to any form of account sharing, external management, signal sharing, or coordinated activity within Profit Accounts.
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