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Simulated trading competitions
Simulated trading competitions with published rules, standings anyone can follow and results on the record. Start in practice, then step up to tournaments with cash prizes, awarded under each tournament's rules, eligibility and verification.
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| # | Player | Score | Max drawdown |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | northwindSG | 1,284.6pts | 3.1% |
| 2 | q.voltaAE | 1,241.9pts | 4.8% |
| 3 | ridgelineMY | 1,198.3pts | 2.7% |
| 4 | atlas_sevenHK | 1,152.0pts | 5.4% |
| 5 | lowtideID | 1,127.5pts | 3.9% |
Simulated trading. Scored by the published method.
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Compete
Every tournament lists its format, schedule, entry options, prize breakdown and scoring rules before you enter. Times show in your local time, with the event's own time zone alongside.
Forex majors5-day sprint
Five trading days on the major currency pairs. One simulated balance, one scoreboard, ranked by the published scoring method.
Eligibility: Your eligibility is confirmed for your account when you enter.
Forex majorsOpen practice
Learn the platform and the scoring at your own pace. Practice standings are for your own review and award no prizes.
Available: Practice is open to registered members.
Gold · Crude oil · Stock indices3-week league
A three-week league across commodities and indices, with weekly standings checkpoints and a final ranking at the close.
Not available: Paid tournaments are not offered in your region under the current eligibility policy.
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How it works
Four steps, the same for every player. The rules are published before you enter, and the scoreboard is open for anyone to follow.
Learn the platform and the scoring in practice rounds before anything is at stake.
Compare format, schedule, entry options and prizes. Your eligibility is confirmed for your account before you enter.
Trade in a simulated market against the field. Standings update during play under the published scoring method.
Final standings are published with the scoring method. Cash prizes are paid after rules checks and identity verification.
Practice rounds let you learn the platform, the format and the scoring before you enter a tournament. They don't award prizes, so you can try a routine, review it and try again.
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Rankings & Results
Final standings are published with the scoring method, the time they were confirmed and the status of every prize.
Final results
Confirmed
| Rank | Player | Score | Max drawdown | Prize | Status |
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| 1 | meridian_kAE | 1,412.8 pts | 2.9% | USD 3,000 | Paid |
| 2 | sparrow.mktSG | 1,377.1 pts | 3.6% | USD 1,500 | Paid |
| 3 | tessellateMY | 1,350.4 pts | 4.1% | USD 750 | Awarded |
| 4 | northwindSG | 1,318.9 pts | 2.4% | USD 250 | Awarded |
| 5 | q.voltaAE | 1,290.2 pts | 5.0% | USD 250 | Awarded |
| 6 | kestrelID | 1,254.7 pts | 3.3% | – | No prize |
| 7 | ridgelineMY | 1,231.0 pts | 4.4% | – | No prize |
| 8 | harbour.fxHK | 1,209.6 pts | 6.8% | – | No prize |
Scoring: Points score: simulated return, maximum drawdown and consistency.
Live events
Alongside online tournaments, WTT runs real-world events where players compete in person and audiences follow the standings.
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A close detail: a player, a podium moment or the scoreboard on screen.
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Learn
Plain-language guides to the rules, the scoring, eligibility and following a tournament live.
What the scoreboard measures, how ties are broken and where each tournament publishes its scoring method.
Use practice rounds to learn the platform, test a routine and review your results before you enter a tournament.
Why availability differs by country and account, and what identity verification involves before a prize is paid.
Reading ranks, scores and drawdown as a tournament unfolds, and what changes between updates.
For Brands
Sponsorship, strategic partnerships and hosted tournaments, each scoped and contracted around what you want to achieve.
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About WTT
World Trading Tournament turns trading skill into a competition people can follow: clear formats, published rules, live standings and results that stay documented after the final bell.
Format, scoring, entry options and the prize breakdown are set out before you enter.
Tournaments and practice use virtual balances. No funded accounts, and no investment returns.
Cash prizes are paid only after eligibility checks and identity verification.
Final standings and prize statuses stay published with the scoring method used.
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FAQ
On money, prizes and who can take part. Anything else, our support team can help.
No. All trading in WTT tournaments and practice is simulated with virtual balances. You never fund a trading account, and no trades are placed in real markets on your behalf.
Some tournaments offer cash prizes. They are paid only under that tournament's published rules, to eligible players who pass identity verification. Every prize shows its status: advertised, awarded or paid.
It depends on the tournament, your country, your age and your verification status, as set by WTT's published eligibility policy. Your availability is shown for your account before you enter, and entry is confirmed by WTT's systems.
Practice lets you learn the platform, the format and the scoring before you enter a tournament. Practice rounds don't award prizes.
Each tournament's rules set out its scoring method before it starts. Standings are calculated by WTT using that method, and final results are published alongside it.
After results are confirmed and the winner completes identity verification. Payout timing is set out in each tournament's rules.
No. WTT runs skill competitions on simulated markets. It doesn't offer investment advice, funded trading accounts or brokerage services, and tournament results are not a guide to real investment returns.
Learn the format with nothing at stake, then pick a tournament when you're ready.