Getting Started
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- Getting StartedFind your answers
- Account types & plansEach 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…
- CommunityThe NYS community is where you follow announcements, schedule changes and trader-to-trader conversation. It complements official support, it does not…
- Choosing the right product & instrumentNYS 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.
- Essential rules summaryHere are the handful of rules that matter most, grouped by product. See each product's Rules section for full detail.
- Evaluation vs Funded accountsMost paths move through two stages: an evaluation where you prove your trading, and a Simulated Funded account where your profit produces real payouts.…
- Frequently asked questionsQuick answers to the most common questions about NYS Markets. For full detail, see the dedicated articles and the official website.
- 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…
- How to start tradingGetting started is four steps: buy an account, get your credentials from the dashboard, install your platform, and place your first trade within the rules.…
- Order types explainedThe orders below are available across the NYS Markets platforms (MetaTrader 5, Quantower, ATAS and DeepCharts). Use them to control entry, exit and risk.
- Payment methodsNYS Markets offers several payment methods for account purchases, including cards, cryptocurrency, Apple Pay, Google Pay and ACH bank payments (US,…
- Welcome to NYS MarketsNYS Markets is a proprietary trading firm that gives skilled traders access to simulated capital on real market conditions. You trade in a simulated…
- 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…
