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Ready to test your trading skills without risking any capital?
Join Aron Groups' biggest no-deposit prop challenge from November 1st to 15th, for a chance to win one of 10,000 $50 nano accounts!
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A risk-free challenge, real rewards
For the first time, Aron Groups gives you the opportunity to enter an exciting competition without requiring an initial deposit. In this challenge, not only will you test your skills in the real market, but you can also win cash prizes. Simply register by November 15th and participate in the demo competitions. The top performers will win a $50 nano account!
From Challenge to Rewards:
Trade with a $1500 demo account.
Enter the competition and trade over 15 different symbols like gold, oil, indices, and currencies with a $1500 demo account and 50x leverage.
This challenge is a unique opportunity for all traders, from beginners to professionals, to test their skills without any deposit.
Results and Prizes
At the end of this competition, the top 10,000 traders will be selected based on their performance and each will receive a $50 nano account as a reward.
These accounts are credited and you can trade and withdraw without any restrictions
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۱۰ هزار نفر برتر
50$
اعتباریک حساب نانو با 50 دلار اعتبار
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نفر چهارم تا بیست و پنجم
40$
اعتباریک حساب نانو با 40 دلار اعتبار
Competition Terms:
- Registration period: November 1st to 15th
- Trading time: All trades must be completed by November 25th
- Demo account: $1500 balance with 15 tradable symbols including currencies, gold, and oil.
- Success criteria: Maximum loss of 10%, minimum profit target of 10%, and at least 8 trading days.
Benefits of participating in the challenge:
No deposit required:
Trade in real market conditions without any cost.
Practice in the real market:
Test your skills in real markets including currencies, gold, and oil.
Cash prizes:
If you are among the top 10,000, you will receive a $50 nano account.
No real risk:
Trade with a $1500 demo account without risking your real capital.
Possibility of trying again:
If you fail, you can create a new demo account and try again.
How to register for the no-deposit prop challenge
Registration is very simple!
Just log into your Aron Groups account, select the “No Deposit Prop Challenge” and enter the competition. Each customer can have one demo account and if they fail, they can create a new account and try again.
FAQ
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How can I participate in this challenge?
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To participate in the challenge, simply log into your Aron Groups account between November 1st and 15th, select the "No Deposit Prop Challenge," and start trading with your $1500 demo account.
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Do I need to make a deposit to participate in this challenge?
- No, this challenge does not require a deposit. You will practice in the real market using a demo account.
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When is this challenge held?
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Registration is open from November 1st to 15th, and all trades must be completed by November 25th.
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How many winners will be selected in this challenge?
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The top 10,000 traders will be selected based on their trading performance, and each will receive a $50 nano account as a prize.
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What are the success criteria in this challenge?
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To succeed in this challenge, you must have at least 8 trading days, limit your losses to less than 10%, and achieve a minimum profit target of 10%.
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Which symbols can be traded in this challenge?
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You can trade over 15 different symbols such as currencies, gold, oil, and indices.
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Can I participate in the challenge more than once?
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Each customer can only have one demo account. If you fail in this challenge, you can archive the previous account and open a new demo account to try again.
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Can customers from all countries participate?
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This challenge is available to new Aron Groups customers, and customers from Iran, Afghanistan, and Iraq are eligible to participate.
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How will I receive the $50 prize?
- The top 10,000 traders will receive a $50 nano account as a prize after the challenge ends. These accounts are credited, and you can use them for trading without any restrictions.
