1. Beta status and acceptance
Orbit is currently a private Beta product in development and is not presented as a completed public production service. The future operating company, legal form and European registration jurisdiction have not yet been finalized. You must be at least 18 and provide accurate account information. By using checkout, you accept these Beta Terms, the Trading Rules, Reward Policy, Refund Policy, Risk Disclosure, Crypto Payment Terms and order summary.
2. Product
Orbit provides a paid simulated trading evaluation service. The Evaluation Fee purchases service access. Every participant account and trade is demo/simulated. The displayed account size is a virtual reference used for percentage calculations; it is not customer capital, a deposit, investment, wallet balance, loan or withdrawable asset. Orbit does not accept customer trading funds or provide brokerage, custody, exchange, portfolio management, copy trading with customer funds, investment advice or execution.
3. Accounts and security
Only the registered natural person may use an account. Email verification is required. Demo exchange monitoring credentials must be read-only and are encrypted at rest. You must protect credentials and promptly report unauthorized access. Orbit may require proportionate identity, country, sanctions or fraud evidence before a Performance Reward.
4. Orders and Evaluation Fees
The pre-payment summary identifies the evaluation, final USD Evaluation Fee, simulated starting balance, targets, loss limits, payment method and accepted legal version. Display currencies are estimates only. A promo code applies only while active and only to its stated Challenge size; the server-validated final price is stored with the order. Crypto is payment for Orbit's own service, not a customer deposit. The customer selects an available asset/network and exact amount on NOWPayments. Access activates only after a matching terminal finished payment is verified. Public Stripe evaluation checkout is unavailable; administrator-only Stripe test transactions are development controls.
5. Trading evaluation
The rule version stored with the order controls objective calculations. Performance is percentage-normalized from demo equity at connection and applied to the selected virtual size. The maximum-loss floor is static from initial balance. Daily loss is equity-based and includes realized and unrealized P&L, trading fees and funding fees. Reaching a phase target while best-day consistency remains above 40% is a Trading Rule breach. Phase 1, Phase 2 and the Performance stage breach after 30 consecutive calendar days without a recorded trade. A faucet, deposit, transfer, reset, manual adjustment or persistently unexplained balance change after the exchange reconciliation window is a measurable integrity breach and never increases performance.
6. Performance stage and rewards
Passing both phases after review may create access to a continued simulated Performance stage. It does not create a real-money brokerage account or ownership of capital. Simulated profits have no independent monetary value and cannot be withdrawn. Eligible participants may receive contractual Performance Rewards calculated under the Reward Policy and any separately accepted Reward Agreement. A displayed reward estimate is not approved until the objective review is complete.
7. Prohibited trading practices
Martingale (systematically increasing position size after losses), cross-account hedging, cross-trader hedging or coordinated opposite trading, latency or stale-price exploitation, price-feed or execution exploitation, intentional use of platform/simulator errors, and account sharing are prohibited. Orbit may suspend an account for an objectively recorded Trading Rule breach, fraud or manipulation, a security risk, prohibited jurisdiction or legal requirement. Material adverse rules are versioned and do not apply retroactively to an existing order unless required by law, needed to stop an active security exploit, or agreed with the customer. Failed or incomplete exchange synchronization preserves the last complete result.
8. Availability and liability
Orbit aims to provide reliable access but demo exchanges, networks and payment providers may fail. Nothing excludes liability or remedies that mandatory law does not permit Orbit to exclude. Subject to that rule, Orbit is not responsible for third-party outages or a participant's simulated trading decisions outside its reasonable control. No trading result or Performance Reward is guaranteed.
9. Termination, support and records
You may close the account subject to necessary payment, tax, fraud, complaint and legal record retention. Orbit may terminate for the objective grounds in section 7. Contact [email protected] for complaints or human review. Payment, consent, evaluation, rule and reward records are retained according to the Privacy Notice.
10. Development changes and support
Features, prices and policies may change during Beta, but a completed order keeps the configuration and rule version recorded with it. Before any public production launch, Orbit will publish the final contracting entity, governing-law and dispute information and request renewed acceptance where necessary. Development questions and payment issues can be sent to [email protected].