Help CenterYes, scalping is allowed in the Brisk 2-Step Challenge. However, tick scalping and ultra-fast trading are strictly prohibited, and all trades must be held for a minimum of 5 minutes.
Overview
Brisk Markets supports different trading styles, including scalping, as long as they follow the platform’s rules and reflect fair and disciplined trading behavior.
1. What is Scalping?
Scalping is a trading strategy that involves:
- Entering and exiting trades within a short period
- Targeting small price movements
- Executing multiple trades throughout the day
2. Is Scalping Allowed?
✅ Yes — scalping is allowed under the following conditions:
- Trades must respect the minimum holding time of 5 minutes
- Trading must not involve excessive frequency or system abuse
- Risk must be managed properly
3. Minimum Trade Duration Rule
All trades must follow:
⏱ Minimum Holding Time: 5 Minutes
- Trades closed in less than 5 minutes may be:
- Considered invalid
- Excluded from profit calculations
4. What is Not Allowed (Tick Scalping)?
Tick scalping is strictly prohibited.
Characteristics of Tick Scalping:
- Trades executed within seconds or milliseconds
- Extremely high trading frequency
- Use of automated systems to exploit small price changes
- Targeting minimal price movements (ticks/pips)
5. Why Tick Scalping is Prohibited
Tick scalping is not allowed because it:
- Exploits execution speed rather than trading skill
- Can overload trading systems
- Creates unfair advantages
- Does not reflect sustainable trading practices
6. Manual vs Automated Scalping
- Manual scalping → ✅ Allowed (if rules are respected)
- Automated scalping → ✅ Allowed (if not abusive)
- Ultra-fast / HFT-style trading → ❌ Not allowed
7. Monitoring & Enforcement
Brisk Markets monitors:
- Trade duration
- Trade frequency
- Execution patterns
If abusive scalping is detected:
- Profits may be adjusted or removed
- Account may be reviewed or terminated
Final Note
Scalping is a valid strategy when used correctly.
However, it must be based on discipline, timing, and risk management — not speed exploitation.
Conclusion
You can scalp, but you must follow the rules.
Avoid ultra-fast trading and ensure all trades meet the minimum duration requirement.