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Alpha Capital Inactivity Rule Rule
The Simple Answer
The inactivity rule at Alpha Capital is: 30-day inactivity limit, account deactivated after 30 consecutive days no trading.
Placing a single trade inside the window is normally enough to keep the account active.
Inactivity Rule at a Glance
How It Works
Inactivity rules exist so firms are not holding thousands of dormant accounts. They rarely affect active traders.
If you plan a long break, set a reminder to open a trade before the window closes so the account is not breached.
Final Thoughts
As long as you trade regularly, the Alpha Capital inactivity rule is unlikely to catch you out.
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FAQ
What is the inactivity rule at Alpha Capital?
30-day inactivity limit, account deactivated after 30 consecutive days no trading
Does logging in reset the inactivity clock?
No. You normally need to open, and often close, at least one trade for it to count as activity.