Hash Hedge officially confirmed in writing that there are no limits on stop-loss slippage.
This means Stop Loss does not cap risk, and Daily Loss can be violated even when rules are followed.
In my case, a Stop Loss (Market) was executed with extreme slippage during volatility, which alone pushed the account over the Daily Loss limit and resulted in challenge disqualification.
Support stated that slippage is entirely the trader’s responsibility and that execution has no defined boundaries. This makes proper risk calculation impossible and turns the challenge into a gamble rather than a fair evaluation.
Previously, a similar issue was resolved only as “goodwill”, not as a system error — showing inconsistent rule application.
If Stop Loss doesn’t limit losses, the challenge rules are fundamentally unsafe.
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