AquaFunded inactivity: first trade and 30-day clock
Understand AquaFunded's inactivity trigger from the first trade, distinguish an inactivity breach from a fee, and keep dated records without assuming a holiday pause.
Start from the first trade
The inactivity FAQ says the rule begins on the first trade date. Preserve that timestamp rather than using the purchase email as an assumed start date.
Sources for this section
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Diagram explained
Check the recorded terms before acting
- First-trade timestamp
- One trade each 30 days
- Missing activity can breach
The published consequence is breach
The article requires at least one trade each 30 days and says a period with no trade breaches the account. It is not merely a monthly maintenance-fee description.
Record actual activity
Use trade history and the account clock to check elapsed days. The short FAQ does not define holiday extensions or every execution edge case; obtain clarification rather than inventing a pause.
Link inactivity to refund scope
The fee-refund FAQ separately excludes a prior hard breach before the fourth payout. Confirm breach classification for the actual account; do not assume maintaining activity guarantees a payout.
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Sources and scope
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