PROP-FIRM RULES.
ASK BEFORE YOU COMMIT.

MARKOS is an education and community platform built around structured learning, live weekday screen shares and deliberate risk process.

Yes. Beginners can join, but should expect education and process—not signals, guaranteed outcomes or a shortcut around practice.

Use the Join MARKOS page, review the current membership information and risk acknowledgement, then follow the displayed checkout steps.

The current membership includes community discussion, live weekday screen shares, trade reasoning and review, risk education and a prop-evaluation learning environment.

Prop trading generally describes trading under a firm's capital or simulated evaluation structure, subject to that firm's contract and risk rules.

A prop-firm evaluation is a rule-based assessment. A trader usually needs to meet performance objectives while staying within limits such as daily loss and maximum drawdown.

No. Targets, drawdown calculations, news rules, payout terms and account structures vary, and providers can change them. Read the current official terms before paying.

An evaluation tests performance under stated rules. A funded-stage account is governed by a separate contract and may still be simulated. Verify the provider's exact structure and current terms.

Daily drawdown is the maximum loss permitted within a provider-defined day. The reset time, calculation base and treatment of open trades can differ.

Maximum drawdown is the total permitted decline in account equity or balance. It may be static or may move with account performance.

A breach commonly ends the evaluation or account under that provider's terms, even if a profit target was reached earlier.

No. MARKOS cannot guarantee profits, funding, payouts or evaluation success. Trading outcomes depend on risk, execution and rules outside MARKOS's control.

No. MARKOS is a trading education and community platform; it does not present itself as a prop firm.

MARKOS focuses on education, reasoning and live process. It does not promise a signal service or guaranteed entries.

No large personal account is required to study process. Any decision to trade or purchase an evaluation should be based on your own circumstances and risk tolerance.

Use the Contact page and select the topic that best matches membership, indicators, partnerships, team or technical support.

No. Indicators are decision-support tools. They do not replace judgment, risk management or automatically guarantee profitable execution.

No. An indicator can organize information, but it cannot remove market risk, execution risk or the effect of changing conditions.

Provider structures, instruments, platforms and payment arrangements vary. Indian traders should verify current Indian law and authoritative regulatory guidance before participating; MARKOS does not provide legal or tax advice.

Read the provider's current official terms—not just the headline profit target. Check how daily loss and maximum drawdown are calculated (including open losses, fees and reset time), breach consequences, minimum trading days, news or overnight restrictions, payout conditions, the contracting entity, supported instruments and payment route. Rules and legal or tax treatment can differ; verify current authoritative guidance for your situation. MARKOS is not a prop firm and cannot provide legal or tax advice or guarantee an evaluation result.

Forex means exchanging or trading currency instruments. For Indian residents, legality depends on the specific instrument, purpose, authorised counterparty and venue. RBI guidance says permitted electronic forex transactions should use RBI-authorised ETPs or recognised exchanges under applicable terms. This is general information, not legal advice.

Do not infer that every pair shown by an overseas app is available to Indian residents. Check the current RBI guidance, recognised-exchange contract specifications and authorised intermediary for the particular product and purpose. Rules can change, so verify directly with official sources before acting.

There is no universally best time: venue hours, instrument, liquidity and your own plan matter. For exchange-traded currency derivatives, check the current exchange schedule and contract details rather than assuming overseas spot-FX hours apply. More activity can also mean faster price changes and risk; this is not a trading recommendation.

Futures are standardised contracts traded on an exchange; forex may refer to different currency products and venues. Compare contract terms, expiry, margin, hours, costs and applicable rules. The phrase ‘futures vs forex which is better’ has no universal answer and is not a personal recommendation.

A simple yes or no can be misleading because crypto assets, payment use, exchange services, taxation and cross-border activity raise separate questions. Check current official requirements, including tax guidance, and obtain qualified advice for your circumstances. An app being accessible does not establish authorisation or suitability.

Verify the exact legal entity and the relevant product or venue against official regulator and exchange records. Do not treat a search result, influencer recommendation, app listing or absence from an alert list as proof of authorisation. RBI notes its forex alert list is not exhaustive.

MARKOS does not publish a universal ‘best’ or ‘top’ ranking. Provider availability, product structure, fees, drawdown rules and payout terms can change. Compare current official contracts and independently check legal, payment and tax considerations before paying; a ranking is not a guarantee of safety or payout.

There is no provider that is best for every beginner. Before paying, check whether the rules are understandable, the evaluation and funded-stage structures are clearly described, the fees are affordable to lose, and the current contract explains drawdown, restrictions, payout conditions and dispute handling. Do not treat a ranking or a passed challenge as guaranteed income.