Here’s a breakdown of how TCs behave and what you can expect:
1. Non-Withdrawable by Design
TCs are meant for trading only. You cannot withdraw them, transfer them to another account, or convert them into actual tokens. They are not “real funds” in a custodial sense, but they act like funds when placing trades.
2. Blended Into Your Balance
You won’t see a separate line item for Trading Credits in your wallet or UI. Instead, your balance will appear as a single number which may include a TC portion. This is intentional, it simplifies the trading experience and allows the system to allocate funds as needed without manual input.
For example, if you have $200 in real funds and $100 in Trading Credits, your available balance will show as $300. You can trade using the full $300, but only the $200 is withdrawable
3. Profits Are Yours
If you make a profit while trading with Trading Credits, that profit becomes part of your withdrawable balance, even if the position was funded partially or entirely with credits. You can trade using TCs and still walk away with real, withdrawable earnings.
4. Losses Are Limited
If you take a loss while trading with Trading Credits, that loss is deducted only from the credit itself. Your deposited funds are never affected. Once the credits are used up, they disappear, and you don’t owe anything further. No matter how much you lose while using TCs, your own money stays completely safe.
5. 30-Day Inactivity Expiry
Trading Credits are not permanent. If your account shows no activity (no trades, deposits, or withdrawals) for 30 consecutive days, any remaining TCs will be automatically removed. This ensures credits are used by active participants and aren’t hoarded indefinitely.
