The Trading Pit
Bots allowed
EAs allowed except tick scalping, latency/reverse/hedge arbitrage, rollover scalping, emulators or copying others.
What The Trading Pit says
“Yes, EAs are allowed — but not if they perform tick scalping, latency arbitrage, reverse arbitrage, hedge arbitrage or rollover scalping, use emulators, or copy other traders' trades.”
Source: https://support.thetradingpit.com/prohibited-trading-practices · checked 2026-11-04
What this means for bot traders
The Trading Pit's own rules permit automated trading. In short: EAs allowed except tick scalping, latency/reverse/hedge arbitrage, rollover scalping, emulators or copying others. Stay inside the limits in the quoted policy, and re-read it before you run a bot, because firms change these rules.
Key facts
| Bot policy | Bots allowed |
| Example evaluation price | $99 one-time (Prime 50K) checked 2026-11-04, source |
| Sizes | 50K, 100K, 150K checked 2026-11-04, source |
| Activation fee | $0 (list $129, waived on page) checked 2026-11-04, source |
| Drawdown | 50K: $2,000 max drawdown, $1,000 daily pause checked 2026-11-04, source |
| Payout rules | 80% profit share (Prime). checked 2026-11-04, source |
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