UProfit Inactivity Rule
The Simple Answer
UProfit requires at least 1 trade per week on DAY accounts, with a trading week running Sunday 6:00 PM ET to Friday 4:10 PM ET. Traders unable to trade can proactively place their account on Pause or Safe Custody for 7, 14, or 21 days instead of risking a breach.
The rule is published in the official Help Center article “Trading parameters for our DAY accounts,” Inactivity section.
How the Inactivity Rule Works
The Weekly Requirement
UProfit requires “at least 1 trade per week (a trade = complete round trip: entry and exit, long or short),” with the trading week running from Sunday at 6:00 PM ET to Friday at 4:10 PM ET.
The Pause and Safe Custody Options
If a trader cannot trade for one week or more, they can place their account on Pause or Safe Custody via the Dashboard for 7, 14, or 21 days, a proactive self-service option that several competitors do not offer.
Consequence of Non-Compliance
If a trader fails to trade for more than one week without using Pause or Safe Custody, the Virtual Live account is placed in Breach status and requires a Live Reset to resume trading. This applies during both Evaluation and Virtual Live phases.
Final Thoughts
UProfit’s built-in Pause and Safe Custody self-service options stand out as a trader-friendly way to avoid an inactivity breach without needing to contact support manually.
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FAQ
What is UProfit’s inactivity rule?
At least 1 complete round-trip trade is required per week, from Sunday 6:00 PM ET to Friday 4:10 PM ET.
Can I pause my UProfit account instead of trading?
Yes, via Pause or Safe Custody in the Dashboard for 7, 14, or 21 days.
What happens if I don’t trade for a week on UProfit?
The account is placed in Breach status and requires a Live Reset to resume trading.
Does UProfit’s inactivity rule apply during evaluation?
Yes, it applies during both the Evaluation and Virtual Live phases.
Where is UProfit’s inactivity policy published?
In the official Help Center article “Trading parameters for our DAY accounts,” Inactivity section.