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Every article in this section, with a one-line summary of each. Open any title for the full details.

  • Welcome to NYS Markets — NYS Markets is a proprietary trading firm that gives skilled traders access to simulated capital on real market conditions. You trade in a simulated…

  • Account types & plans — Each product has its own account paths. CFDs use single-purchase challenges; Futures and Stocks each offer two challenges billed either as a one-time fee or…

  • Evaluation vs Funded accounts — Most paths move through two stages: an evaluation where you prove your trading, and a Simulated Funded account where your profit produces real payouts.…

  • Essential rules summary — Here are the handful of rules that matter most, grouped by product. See each product's Rules section for full detail.

  • How to start trading — Getting started is four steps: buy an account, get your credentials from the dashboard, install your platform, and place your first trade within the rules.…

  • Frequently asked questions — Quick answers to the most common questions about NYS Markets. For full detail, see the dedicated articles and the official website.

  • What is a trading day? — A trading day is any day on which you open at least one trade during the market session. It is defined by the official server day, not by your local…

  • How many accounts can I have? — The number of accounts you can hold depends on the product and program. Futures and Stocks are capped by total allocation, and The Bee (Futures) is capped…

  • Payment methods — NYS Markets offers several payment methods for account purchases, including cards, cryptocurrency, Apple Pay, Google Pay and ACH bank payments (US,…

  • Choosing the right product & instrument — NYS Markets offers three products, each on its own platform and market. Pick the one that fits your style, then trade the right instrument within it.

  • Order types explained — The orders below are available across the NYS Markets platforms (MetaTrader 5, Quantower, ATAS and DeepCharts). Use them to control entry, exit and risk.

  • Community — The NYS community is where you follow announcements, schedule changes and trader-to-trader conversation. It complements official support, it does not…

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