Hash Hedge
Hash Hedge sells 16 priced challenges, from $79 for a $5K account to $1,393 for $200K, and you trade them on the firm's own web terminal rather than MT5.
✕ Not for
- Two-stage Challenge (Crypto + TradFi) buyers hoping for a refund: its $79–$1,393 fee isn't refundable
- Price at $100K
- $799 (Two-stage Challenge (Crypto + TradFi)) · $999 (One-stage Challenge (Crypto + TradFi)) · $799 (Two-stage Challenge (US Stocks))
- Profit target
- 5% → 6% (Two-stage Challenge (Crypto + TradFi)) · 10% (One-stage Challenge (Crypto + TradFi)) · 5% → 6% (Two-stage Challenge (US Stocks))
- Daily / max loss
- 5% / 10% (Two-stage Challenge (Crypto + TradFi)) · 3% / 6% (One-stage Challenge (Crypto + TradFi)) · 5% / 10% (Two-stage Challenge (US Stocks))
- Profit split
- 80%
- First payout
- Day 14
- Platforms
- Hash Hedge web terminal
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| Account | Two-stage Challenge (Crypto + TradFi) | One-stage Challenge (Crypto + TradFi) | Two-stage Challenge (US Stocks) |
|---|---|---|---|
| $5K | $79 | $99 | $79 |
| $10K | $99 | $159 | $99 |
| $25K | $249 | $349 | $249 |
| $50K | $499 | $599 | $499 |
| $100K | $799 | $999 | $799 |
| $200K | $1,393 | Not offered | Not offered |
✓ Checked Entry fee in the firm’s own currency, not converted. Discount codes are not applied.
Two-stage Challenge (Crypto + TradFi) · Two-stage Challenge (US Stocks)
- Phase 15% profit targetMin 5 trading daysNo time limit
- Phase 26% profit target
- Funded80% profit splitFirst payout request after 14 days, every 2 weeks
Loss limits: daily 5% · max 10%
Funded-stage limits: max 8%
One-stage Challenge (Crypto + TradFi)
- Phase 110% profit targetMin 3 trading daysNo time limit
- Funded80% profit splitFirst payout request after 14 days, every 2 weeks
Loss limits: daily 3% · max 6%
Checked Figures are the firm’s published terms for each product, not converted or rounded. “Not published” means we could not verify it on the firm’s own pages.
Captured product terms and sources
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Verdict
Hash Hedge sells 16 priced challenges, from $79 for a $5K account to $1,393 for $200K, and you trade them on the firm's own web terminal rather than MT5. Pick it only if you want 24/7 crypto perpetuals with no time limit and positions you can hold over a weekend, and you accept that the firm's own pages disagree on drawdown, payment methods and its maximum account size.
Every rule and price below comes from Hash Hedge's own pages, read on 2026-10-23 and re-read on 2026-10-26 (prices were first captured on 2026-10-19 and unchanged on both later reads). The Terms and Commercial Terms are dated "Last Updated: October 8, 2026". The user guide and the homepage carry no page date. We did not sign up or reach checkout, and no payout has been independently verified.
- 16 list prices across three products: Two-stage Crypto + TradFi ($79 to $1,393), One-stage Crypto + TradFi ($99 to $999) and Two-stage US Stocks ($79 to $799).
- Two-stage targets are 5% then 6% (a homepage card says "+8% STAGE 1"; we use the table), with a 5% daily loss limit and a total limit of 10% in Stage 1, then 8% in Stage 2 and funded. One-stage asks 10% with 3% daily and 6% total.
- Overnight and weekend holding depends on the product: allowed on Crypto + TradFi, barred on US Stocks.
- The profit split is 80%. The first payout opens after 14 days, then Hash Hedge says funds arrive within 72 hours of the request. The guide says "Every 14 days", while the Commercial Terms allow a payout day up to 60 days out.
- Fees are non-refundable except when Hash Hedge cancels a challenge before it starts or you are charged twice and ask within 7 calendar days.
- Trustpilot shows 4.4 from 114 reviews (2026-10-26), with a paid-subscription label. No regulator is named on the firm's site.
Quick facts
| Operators named | Terms: Empower Academy Ltd (United Arab Emirates, registration 01010596). Commercial Terms: FinSmart Solution Ltd (Seychelles, registration 246832), responsible for profit allocation and payouts |
| Regulator | None named on the homepage, Terms, Commercial Terms or FAQ (read 2026-10-23, re-read 2026-10-26) |
| Products | Two-stage and One-stage on Crypto + TradFi; Two-stage only on US Stocks. An Instant account was listed as "coming soon" in the guide (read 2026-10-19) |
| Account sizes | Up to $200,000 (Two-stage, $5K to $200K). One-stage and US Stocks stop at $100K |
| Fee range | $79 to $1,393, one-time |
| Platform | Built-in web terminal; US Stocks uses a separate stock terminal. The mobile app is read-only (Terms) |
| Time limit | None (user guide) |
| Drawdown basis | Unresolved: the homepage and the guide describe it differently (see below) |
| Profit split | 80%; 90% with the paid "+10% Profit Split" add-on, priced at checkout |
| Payouts | USDT; $100 minimum; $10,000 maximum per account per 14 days; funds "within 72 hours of submitting your withdrawal request". Cycle length conflicts: guide 14 days, Commercial Terms 14 to 60 days (see below) |
| Trading fees | Maker 0.01%, taker 0.03% of position size on open and close; US Stocks 0.04% with a $1.00 minimum (Hash Hedge's user guide) |
| Trustpilot | 4.4 from 114 reviews, 97 of them in the last 12 months (checked 2026-10-26) |
Challenges available
All 16 fees below are the one-time prices on the Hash Hedge homepage selector, read from a US connection on 2026-10-19 and again on 2026-10-23 and 2026-10-26 with no change. Hash Hedge publishes one price list (we saw no regional switcher). Each card also shows "+5% Cashback" in HH Coins, which is not money (see the refund section). The table lists Stage 1 and Stage 2 targets in order; the 5% Stage 1 target conflicts with a homepage card reading "+8% STAGE 1" (see the conflicts table). On the Two-stage products the total loss limit is 10% in Stage 1 and 8% in Stage 2 and on the funded account. US Stocks prices and rules are on the same homepage selector: click the US Stocks tab (it has no direct link; read 2026-10-26). Check the live price on the official Hash Hedge site before you pay.
| Product | Stages | Account | Fee | Targets | Daily / Max loss | Min trading days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Two-stage, Crypto + TradFi | 2 | $5K | $79 | 5% / 6% | 5% / 10% then 8% | 5 per stage |
| Two-stage, Crypto + TradFi | 2 | $10K | $99 | 5% / 6% | 5% / 10% then 8% | 5 per stage |
| Two-stage, Crypto + TradFi | 2 | $25K | $249 | 5% / 6% | 5% / 10% then 8% | 5 per stage |
| Two-stage, Crypto + TradFi | 2 | $50K | $499 | 5% / 6% | 5% / 10% then 8% | 5 per stage |
| Two-stage, Crypto + TradFi | 2 | $100K | $799 | 5% / 6% | 5% / 10% then 8% | 5 per stage |
| Two-stage, Crypto + TradFi | 2 | $200K | $1,393 | 5% / 6% | 5% / 10% then 8% | 5 per stage |
| One-stage, Crypto + TradFi | 1 | $5K | $99 | 10% | 3% / 6% | 3 per stage |
| One-stage, Crypto + TradFi | 1 | $10K | $159 | 10% | 3% / 6% | 3 per stage |
| One-stage, Crypto + TradFi | 1 | $25K | $349 | 10% | 3% / 6% | 3 per stage |
| One-stage, Crypto + TradFi | 1 | $50K | $599 | 10% | 3% / 6% | 3 per stage |
| One-stage, Crypto + TradFi | 1 | $100K | $999 | 10% | 3% / 6% | 3 per stage |
| Two-stage, US Stocks | 2 | $5K | $79 | 5% / 6% | 5% / 10% then 8% | 5 per stage |
| Two-stage, US Stocks | 2 | $10K | $99 | 5% / 6% | 5% / 10% then 8% | 5 per stage |
| Two-stage, US Stocks | 2 | $25K | $249 | 5% / 6% | 5% / 10% then 8% | 5 per stage |
| Two-stage, US Stocks | 2 | $50K | $499 | 5% / 6% | 5% / 10% then 8% | 5 per stage |
| Two-stage, US Stocks | 2 | $100K | $799 | 5% / 6% | 5% / 10% then 8% | 5 per stage |
Two lines in that table need a note. "Min trading days" counts days on which you opened at least one position, 5 per stage on Two-stage and 3 on One-stage. The US Stocks rows trade 11,000+ US tickers on a separate terminal, only on the Two-stage product and only up to $100K. Pricing and rules are current as of 2026-10-26. For the cards themselves, see the Two-stage and One-stage pages on the official site; for US Stocks, open the Hash Hedge homepage and click the US Stocks tab (read 2026-10-26).
How the rules actually work
Loss limits, with a worked example
The guide states that all percentages are measured against your account size. On a $25,000 Two-stage account, Stage 1 asks for $1,250 (5%, per the homepage table; a card says "+8%"), the daily loss limit is $1,250 (5%) and the maximum total loss is $2,500 (10%). In Stage 2 the target is 6% ($1,500) and the total loss limit tightens to 8% ($2,000), and the funded Trader stage keeps 5% daily and 8% total. The daily limit is "a fixed 5% of your Challenge's starting balance", so it does not move with your running balance. On Crypto + TradFi it resets between 00:00 and 00:13 UTC+4 (guide FAQ, read 2026-10-19, unchanged 2026-10-26).
One-stage is tighter: a 10% target ($2,500 on $25K) against a 3% daily ($750) and 6% total ($1,500) limit, with no stage-2 step-down. Open positions count toward the limits, so holding through a weekend does not pause them.
We cannot tell you whether the 10% and 8% total limits are static or trailing. The guide's total-loss page defines the limit only as "the overall account loss level that, once reached, ends the Challenge", with no formula for its base. The homepage selector labels the same line "Peak-to-trough loss limit across the full challenge". Those two readings differ in practice: a peak-based line rises as you profit, while a line measured from your starting size does not. Our balance-based vs equity-based drawdown guide shows why the base matters. Ask support in writing before you buy.
Overnight, weekends and news: it depends on the product
- Crypto + TradFi allows overnight and weekend holding. The FAQ says "On a Crypto + TradFi account, yes: just watch the loss limits, because open positions count toward them" and "We don't restrict trading during news events or on weekends."
- US Stocks bars both. Hash Hedge's own user guide (stock terminal page, read 2026-10-23) says "You cannot hold a stock position overnight, over a weekend, or for several days". New positions are blocked from 23:55 UTC+4 and every open position closes at 23:59 UTC+4.
So a single "overnight: yes or no" answer would be wrong for this firm. If you want to hold trades for days, only the Crypto + TradFi products work. Our swing trading prop firms list covers firms where holding is the main design.
Trading costs, with a worked example
Hash Hedge charges maker 0.01% and taker 0.03% "on the total position size, including leverage, both when you open and when you close a position". Funding is variable and "exchanged between traders, not paid to the platform". Leverage is capped at 1:5: the homepage selector reads "Capped at 1:5 across all stages and all assets" on every stage, and the guide says "up to 1:5" (both read 2026-10-26). The "LEVERAGE X10" sale banner seen on 2026-10-23 is gone. A $100,000 notional position, which is 4x on a $25K account, costs $30 to open and $30 to close at the taker rate ($60 round trip), or $10 each way at the maker rate ($20). No spread figure is published for the perpetuals, so we cannot give a total trading cost per instrument. US Stocks charge 0.04% of the trade with a $1.00 minimum, per Hash Hedge's user guide (stock terminal page, read 2026-10-23).
Rules that apply across products
- No time limit. The guide says a challenge "has no deadline".
- Automation is out. Terms 12.2 bars "automated tools, bots, scripts, APIs, or software" that interact with the platform, and the platform is Hash Hedge's own terminal, so there is no MT4/MT5 EA route.
- Hedging has a boundary. Holding long and short in the same instrument inside one account is permitted, but "Prohibited Hedging" means opposing positions across two or more challenges or accounts. Arbitrage and manipulation are banned.
- No consistency rule found. We found none in the guide, Terms or Commercial Terms. That is not confirmation that none exists.
- Identity checks come later. The guide says "there's no KYC" at purchase, but the Commercial Terms require identity verification before a Live Account and allow enhanced Re-Verification as a condition of any payout.
What the firm says in two places
Hash Hedge's own pages contradict each other on several points. We report both readings and have not picked a winner.
| Topic | One page says | Another page says | How we treat it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Largest account | Homepage: "up to $200,000"; a $200K Two-stage account sells at $1,393 | Terms, Commercial Terms, FAQ and Affiliate footers: "up to $150,000" in funded capital (Terms dated 8 Oct 2026) | We write "account sizes up to $200,000" and do not state a funded cap |
| Drawdown basis | Homepage: "Peak-to-trough loss limit across the full challenge" | Guide: percentages "measured against your account size" | Not called static or trailing |
| Payment methods | Terms 10.2 (dated 8 Oct 2026): "Credit or debit cards issued by internationally recognized financial institutions" and integrated online payment solutions | Guide: "USDT or USDC: no cards or bank transfers". Homepage FAQ: "We accept USDT only" on six networks | Unresolved and unchanged on 2026-10-26; confirm at checkout |
| Payout cycle | Guide: payout cycle "Every 14 days"; the FAQ says you can withdraw "every 14 days" | Commercial Terms (dated 8 Oct 2026): the cycle ends on a payout day you select, which "may fall between fourteen (14) and sixty (60) calendar days" from the cycle's first trade | Both put the earliest payout at day 14; we do not call it a fixed 14-day cycle |
| Profit split | Homepage (read 2026-10-27): the selector's order summary reads "Profit split 90 / 10" and the page says "keep up to 90% of eligible profit", without naming an add-on | Hash Hedge's own user guide, Account and Payouts FAQ page (read 2026-10-27): "you can withdraw 80% of your profit (90% with Profit Split)" | We use 80%, and 90% only with the paid add-on |
| Market count | Homepage: "160+ crypto markets" | Guide: Crypto 135, TradFi 31, Metals 5, "more than 170 instruments" | Never combined; the two counts measure different things |
| Stage 1 target | A homepage feature card reads "+8% STAGE 1" with "Max drawdown 8-10%" | The homepage table and the guide say 5% for Stage 1 and a 10% then 8% total limit | We use the table and the guide |
| HH Coins on refund | Guide: "everything is refunded, including any HH Coins spent" | Terms 10.8: credited cashback is "permanently forfeited" on a refund | Wording differs; not tested |
True cost to break even
The tables below come from computeTrueCost() and Hash Hedge's list fees (unchanged from 2026-10-19 to 2026-10-26). Break-even profit is the fee divided by the 80% starting split. The R-multiple compares that profit with the Stage 1 maximum loss: 10% on Two-stage and 6% on One-stage. Days assume 1% a day under the 5% daily cap. The 90% split add-on, trading fees and HH Coins are not included, because the add-on is priced only at checkout.
Worked example: a $25K Two-stage account costs $249. At 80% you need $311 of funded profit to earn the fee back, which is 1.2% of the account and 0.12 of the $2,500 Stage 1 loss limit. The fee is small. The work is the 5% and 6% targets (per the challenge table and user guide; a homepage card says "+8% STAGE 1"), a combined $2,750 on $25K, plus at least 5 trading days in each stage. One-stage costs more per dollar of room: a $25K account costs $349 and needs $436 of profit, 0.29 of its $1,500 total loss limit. Our true cost of prop firm challenges page explains the math.
Two-stage, Crypto + TradFi
| Tier | Fee | Break-even profit (80% split) | R-multiple vs 10% max DD | Days @ 1%/day (5% daily cap) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $5K | $79 | $99 | 0.20 | 2 |
| $10K | $99 | $124 | 0.12 | 2 |
| $25K | $249 | $311 | 0.12 | 2 |
| $50K | $499 | $624 | 0.12 | 2 |
| $100K | $799 | $999 | 0.10 | 1 |
| $200K | $1,393 | $1,741 | 0.09 | 1 |
One-stage, Crypto + TradFi
| Tier | Fee | Break-even profit (80% split) | R-multiple vs 6% max DD | Days @ 1%/day (3% daily cap) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $5K | $99 | $124 | 0.41 | 3 |
| $10K | $159 | $199 | 0.33 | 2 |
| $25K | $349 | $436 | 0.29 | 2 |
| $50K | $599 | $749 | 0.25 | 2 |
| $100K | $999 | $1,249 | 0.21 | 2 |
Two-stage, US Stocks
| Tier | Fee | Break-even profit (80% split) | R-multiple vs 10% max DD | Days @ 1%/day (5% daily cap) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $5K | $79 | $99 | 0.20 | 2 |
| $10K | $99 | $124 | 0.12 | 2 |
| $25K | $249 | $311 | 0.12 | 2 |
| $50K | $499 | $624 | 0.12 | 2 |
| $100K | $799 | $999 | 0.10 | 1 |
The US Stocks Two-stage table has the same fees as the Crypto + TradFi Two-stage product at every size from $5K to $100K, so the numbers above apply to it too.
Payout speed in practice
A payout becomes available once the 14-day payout period has passed, the account is in profit and all positions are closed. The minimum is $100 and the maximum is $10,000 per account per 14 days. A new request cannot be made earlier than 14 days after your previous one was completed. That much is consistent, but the length of the cycle is not. The guide lists the payout cycle as "Every 14 days", while the Commercial Terms say the cycle ends on a payout day you select, which "may fall between fourteen (14) and sixty (60) calendar days from the opening of the first trade in that trading cycle" (both re-read 2026-10-26). Read that as day 14 at the earliest, not a guaranteed fortnightly schedule. You withdraw in USDT on one of six networks (ERC-20, TRC-20, BEP-20, Arbitrum, Optimism, Solana), and the homepage says Hash Hedge "sends the exact amount and covers the network fee".
On timing, the guide says funds are transferred "within 72 hours of submitting your withdrawal request". That is a ceiling, not an average, and Hash Hedge publishes no average payout time or payout statistics. The Commercial Terms also describe a payout processing guarantee: if a valid, complete request is not processed and paid within 72 hours, you are entitled to three times the payout. The guarantee applies only to requests "not subject to any Hold, investigation, Re-Verification or enhanced identity verification requirement". If one of those arises after submission, the 72-hour clock stops and a fresh 72 hours starts in full once the request is valid again. It also stops for delays outside the firm's reasonable control, including payment-network processing times and incorrect or unverified payout details. That makes the guarantee conditional on a clean request, which is a weaker promise than the homepage line "If your payout is delayed by more than 72 hours, we pay you triple".
On Trustpilot, Hash Hedge showed 4.4 from 114 reviews on 2026-10-26 (4.4 from 110 on 2026-10-23, 4.5 from 116 on 2026-10-19), with 97 of them from the last 12 months. The page carries the labels "Claimed profile • Mar 2025" and "Paid Trustpilot subscription" (both still shown on 2026-10-26), and showed "Asks customers to review" on 2026-10-23. Read it at Trustpilot. That is customer opinion, not proof of payouts: for comparison, FundedNext showed 4.5 from 81,664 reviews on our 2026-10-15 check. The homepage also shows a live counter that read "5,832 funded traders" on 2026-10-27; Hash Hedge doesn't say how it is counted. That counter and the homepage's payout certificates are the firm's own claims, and we have not verified them.
Refunds and HH Coins
Terms 10.1 says "Fees are non-refundable except as explicitly stated in these Terms". Terms 10.6 lists two cases: Hash Hedge cancels a challenge before it starts, or a technical error causes a duplicate payment and you contact support within seven calendar days. The Commercial Terms add that the Company "does not collect Challenge fees and is not responsible for processing refunds". Failing the challenge earns no refund.
HH Coins are "a promotional balance, not money", credited only on the part of a purchase paid in USDT or USDC. They cannot be withdrawn, transferred or exchanged, and they can be spent only on a new challenge or on add-ons in the same order. The guide says there is "no fixed rate", even though each price card shows "+5% Cashback".
Pros
- No time limit on any product, so the Two-stage targets (5% then 6% per the challenge table and user guide; a homepage card says "+8% STAGE 1") have no deadline.
- Lowest entry fee is $79 for a $5K Two-stage account, with 0.20 R at break-even.
- Positions can be held over a weekend on Crypto + TradFi, and the FAQ says news trading is not restricted.
- Trading fees are published: maker 0.01%, taker 0.03%, US Stocks 0.04% with a $1.00 minimum (user guide).
- The earliest payout is at 14 days, against 30 days on BrightFunded's published schedule in our data.
- A written payout guarantee exists: three times the payout if a clean request is not paid in 72 hours.
- Both legal entities are named in the Terms and Commercial Terms with registration numbers.
Cons
- The drawdown basis is unclear: "peak-to-trough" on the homepage against "measured against your account size" in the guide.
- Fees are non-refundable apart from a firm-side cancellation or a duplicate payment reported within 7 calendar days.
- The 72-hour guarantee has exclusions for Holds, investigations and Re-Verification, and the clock restarts in full.
- No regulator is named, and the Terms say staff "are not licensed financial advisors".
- No independent payout evidence: no average payout time, and the homepage certificates are the firm's own.
- The Trustpilot page is labelled "Paid Trustpilot subscription", with 114 reviews (2026-10-26) against 81,664 for FundedNext (2026-10-15).
- Payment methods contradict each other: cards in the Terms, USDT or USDC in the guide, USDT only in the homepage FAQ.
- The payout cycle is worded two ways: "Every 14 days" in the guide, a payout day 14 to 60 days out in the Commercial Terms.
- No MT5 or EA route: bots, scripts and APIs are barred and the web terminal is the only way to trade.
Who should pick Hash Hedge
Hash Hedge fits a crypto perpetuals trader who wants no deadline, can live with a 5% daily and 10% then 8% total loss limit, and is comfortable paying and withdrawing in USDT. Start with the Two-stage Crypto + TradFi product: a $100K account costs $799 and needs $999 of funded profit to break even. For a comparison, the BrightFunded review and the Crypto Fund Trader review give fuller prices and rules for a $100K account at each firm (below).
| Firm and product | $100K fee | Daily / Max loss | Split | Data captured |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BrightFunded 2-Step Bright | €477 | 4% / 8%, static | 80% | 2026-10-20 |
| Crypto Fund Trader Evaluation (2-Phase) | $660 | 5% / 10%, static | 80% | 2026-10-20 |
| Hash Hedge Two-stage, Crypto + TradFi | $799 | 5% / 10% then 8%, basis unresolved | 80% | 2026-10-26 |
Who should avoid Hash Hedge
Skip Hash Hedge if you need a regulated counterparty, a drawdown rule you can model before paying, or a fee you can get back after you start trading. Skip it too if you rely on MT5 expert advisors, since the Terms bar bots and scripts, or if you plan to hold stocks overnight: the US Stocks product closes everything at 23:59 UTC+4. Country access is not settled either: Terms 4.3 (dated 8 Oct 2026, re-read 2026-10-26) excludes sanctioned individuals and entities and residents of countries under embargo or comprehensive sanctions, "countries and regions such as Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Yemen". It does not name Russia, so Russia is neither excluded nor confirmed as accepted. Read sections 4.1 and 4.3 before paying.
If price is your main filter, start with our cheapest prop firms list, and see best crypto prop firms for firms we have tracked longer. If you want a faster published payout cycle than 14 days, see prop firms with weekly payouts.
What we couldn't verify
- Checkout. We did not sign up or reach checkout, so the final amount, accepted payment methods, the "+10% Profit Split" and Daily Loss Protection add-on prices, and the "average payout" figure shown in the order panel are unseen. Add-on prices "scale with your account size" and are shown only when you are logged in.
- Drawdown type. We cannot say whether the total loss limit is static or trailing.
- Funded cap. Whether the largest funded account is $200,000 or $150,000.
- Spreads. No spread figure is published for the order-book terminal.
- Payout reality. No average payout time, payout statistics or independent payout proof. The 72-hour figure is a ceiling.
- Country access. Terms 4.3 names Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria and Yemen as examples and does not mention Russia anywhere on the page, so we list Russia access as unclear. We did not test sign-up or identity verification for any country.
- Reset or retry. No official page describes a reset of a failed challenge, and the guide says a breached challenge "is permanently failed".
- Company history. No founding or launch year is published on the pages we read.
FAQ
How much does Hash Hedge cost?
Fees run from $79 for a $5K Two-stage account to $1,393 for $200K, rechecked on 2026-10-26. A $100K account costs $799 on Two-stage or $999 on One-stage. The One-stage product tops out at $100K. Add-on prices are shown only at checkout.
Is Hash Hedge legit?
We cannot verify that from the outside. The Terms name two operating companies with registration numbers, and Trustpilot shows 4.4 from 114 reviews (2026-10-26) with a "Paid Trustpilot subscription" label. No regulator is named on the firm's site, and we found no independent proof of payouts. Treat the first withdrawal as the real test, and size your first purchase accordingly.
Can you hold trades overnight or over a weekend?
It depends on the product. Crypto + TradFi accounts can hold positions overnight and over weekends, and the FAQ says weekends and news events are not restricted. US Stocks accounts cannot: Hash Hedge's user guide (read 2026-10-23) says new positions are blocked from 23:55 UTC+4 and everything closes at 23:59 UTC+4.
How fast does Hash Hedge pay?
The guide says funds arrive "within 72 hours of submitting your withdrawal request", after a 14-day payout period. The Commercial Terms let the payout day fall anywhere from 14 to 60 days after the cycle's first trade, so day 14 is the earliest, not a promise. That is a maximum the firm states, not an average, and none is published. The 72-hour guarantee does not apply while a Hold, investigation or Re-Verification is open.
Does Hash Hedge refund the challenge fee?
Only in two cases under Terms 10.6: Hash Hedge cancels the challenge before it starts, or a technical error charges you twice and you contact support within seven calendar days. Otherwise Terms 10.1 makes fees non-refundable. Failing a challenge does not trigger a refund.
What is the largest Hash Hedge account?
You can buy a $200,000 Two-stage account for $1,393. The homepage and guide say $200,000, but the Terms, Commercial Terms, FAQ and Affiliate page footers still say "up to $150,000" in funded capital. We could not settle that conflict, so confirm the funded size with support.
Is the Hash Hedge drawdown static or trailing?
We cannot tell. The homepage calls it a "Peak-to-trough loss limit", and the guide measures percentages against your account size without giving a formula for the total-loss base. Daily loss is clearer: the guide calls it "a fixed 5% of your Challenge's starting balance" on Two-stage.
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