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Prop Firm Armour (ARMOUR) is desktop software for prop traders on MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. While you run a prop firm challenge, it opens an opposite, size-adjusted hedge on your own personal broker account. If the challenge hits max drawdown, the broker side is designed to bring the challenge fee back (Scaling mode) or to be where the surplus lands (Margin mode). It is not a refund from the prop firm and it is not a guarantee: the result depends on configuration, broker capital and trading costs. Always check your prop firm's rules before you start. Built by BrokTrading Ltd, Cyprus (HE 342927).
Orfeos Street 2B, 1070, Nicosia, Cyprus
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