Getting started
What is Runtiler
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Runtiler in plain words: trading challenges made by traders, on simulated accounts with real prices, with rewards paid in USDC.
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Runtiler is a place for trading challenges, made by traders. You buy a challenge, trade a simulated account on real market prices, and pass its steps to get funded. Once funded, you claim a share of your profits as a reward, paid in USDC.
How it works
- Pick a challenge. Each one sets its own account size, profit targets, loss limits and reward split. They are on its Rules tab before you buy, and they never change after.
- Trade it. You get a simulated account at the challenge's size, from $5K to $200K. Prices come from real markets: crypto, forex, metals, energy, indices and stocks.
- Pass its steps. Reach each step's profit target while staying inside its limits. Some challenges are instant: funded from day one.
- Claim rewards. Once funded, you keep the challenge's share of every gain above the starting size. Rewards are paid in USDC to your Runtiler wallet.
Made by traders
Anyone with an account can make a challenge. You choose the size, the targets, the limits and the reward split, and Runtiler sets the price from those rules. A challenge is created when you buy it the first time.
Publish it on your profile and you earn a share of every sale to someone else: 10% from the first sale, and 15% once it has 100 sales. Create a challenge shows how.
What Runtiler is not
- Not a broker or an exchange. No order you place ever reaches a market. Your trades are simulated, on live prices.
- Your account balance is not money. It is a simulated balance. The most you can lose on a challenge is the price you paid for it.
What is real: the price you pay, your rewards, and the USDC in your wallet. Rewards are paid from a vault on Polygon whose balance anyone can check. See How rewards are backed.
What to read next
- Create your account
- How a challenge works
- Buy your first challenge
- Your wallet and balance
- The rulebook: every rule, in plain words
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Still need help?
Reach the Runtiler support team — we’re glad to help.
Runtiler support will never ask for your recovery phrase or private keys.