Choose your challenge
Pick a $5,000, $10,000 or $25,000 simulated account. Pay once at checkout in naira — card, bank transfer, USSD or crypto. Your login arrives within minutes.
1Pay once in naira. Trade up to $200,000 in simulated funds under live market conditions. Hit the target and you move to a rewards account — withdrawals cleared to your Nigerian bank within 48 hours.
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Nigerian trader at a multi-monitor desk in a Lagos apartment — evening, warm lamp light, charts visible but not readable. Shot slightly off-centre so the headline breathes.
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Trader story · 6 min
Most people here started the same way: a small live account, a blown balance, and no way to test a strategy without paying for the lesson twice. The challenge removes the second cost. You risk a fee, not your savings.
Replace this section with a real trader interview once you have consent to publish it. Nothing sells a challenge like a face people recognise from their own street.
The order matters — you cannot skip to the rewards account. Here is exactly what happens, and what ends a challenge.
Pick a $5,000, $10,000 or $25,000 simulated account. Pay once at checkout in naira — card, bank transfer, USSD or crypto. Your login arrives within minutes.
1Reach 10% simulated profit inside 60 days, trade on at least 5 separate days, and keep your daily loss under 4% and total loss under 10%. Break either loss limit and the challenge ends.
2Pass and you move to a rewards account with no time limit. Clear the 2% threshold and request a withdrawal every 21 days, to a naira account or a domiciliary account.
3Challenges start at ₦105,000. Your login arrives within minutes.
Sign up and startForeign prop firms are built for a card that clears, an inbox that answers at 3pm GMT, and a bank that accepts wires. Here is what we changed.
Naira card, bank transfer, USSD or USDT. The naira price is locked at checkout, so a mid-payment rate move doesn't cost you the difference.
Send rewards to any Nigerian bank in naira, or to a domiciliary account in USD. You choose per withdrawal — not once at signup.
Approved requests are processed within 48 hours. If a payout is delayed, you get a reason and a date, not a ticket number.
WhatsApp, live chat and phone, 8am to 10pm WAT, answered by a Nigerian support team. Weekend cover during major news events.
Web terminal runs on light data. If your connection drops mid-trade, server-side stops stay live — your positions are not managed from your browser.
One-on-one review sessions and a daily desk note in English, covering the sessions that actually matter from Lagos: London open and New York overlap.
Nothing to deposit. Nothing to fund. Just the challenge fee.
Create your accountNo hidden condition, no rule that appears only after you pass. Switch account size to see the figures change.
Naira price locked at checkout.
All sales are final once your login is issued. See how refunds work · Terms · Privacy
Monthly meet-ups, chart reviews and a WhatsApp desk in each city. Drop the photos in below.
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Lagos skyline at dusk — Third Mainland Bridge or the Ikoyi Link Bridge with traffic light trails. Wide crop, room for text overlay on the left.
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Young Nigerian woman reviewing charts on a laptop, natural light, co-working space.
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Meet-up shot — 8–12 traders around a table, one person presenting at a screen. Lagos or Abuja.
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Abuja detail — Aso Rock or the Central Business District at golden hour, shot tight.
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★★★★★Paid on a Tuesday, money hit my GTB account Thursday morning. That alone put it ahead of the two firms I tried before.
★★★★☆The daily loss rule is stricter than I expected and it ended my first attempt. Second time I sized down and passed in 22 days.
★★★★★Support answered on WhatsApp at 9pm when my platform wouldn't load. Not a bot — an actual person who knew the system.
★★★★☆Wanted to say the naira pricing was a gimmick. It isn't — the rate is locked at checkout and it matched what my bank charged.
★★★★★I've failed two challenges and passed one. The rules were the same all three times, which is more than I can say for elsewhere.
★★★★★The mentorship call was worth the fee on its own. He went through my journal trade by trade and showed me where I was revenge trading.
Join 9,200+ traders already on the platform.
Sign upTrade through TradingView charting on the Wintrado infrastructure — the same drawing tools, indicators and order types you use on your own account, with the challenge rules enforced server-side so nothing is ambiguous.
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Platform screenshot — the trading dashboard with a chart, open positions panel and the challenge progress bar. Crop to a rounded browser frame.
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Simulated. Every account on the platform — challenge and rewards — is a simulated account trading against live market data. You are never placing orders in a real market and you are not depositing trading capital. Rewards are calculated from your simulated performance and paid in cash.
Yes. Checkout shows a naira price locked at the rate displayed. Pay by card, bank transfer, USSD or USDT. If your bank declines an international card, use the transfer option — it settles locally.
All commercial banks and licensed neobanks that accept NIP transfers. For dollar payouts you need a domiciliary account that accepts third-party inflows — confirm this with your bank before your first request, as some restrict it.
You need government-issued ID and proof of address for verification. For naira payouts the account name must match your verified name. We do not need your BVN.
No. Automated strategies, including Expert Advisors, are not supported on the platform. Every position has to be managed by you. If your whole edge is an EA, this is not the right programme and you should not buy a challenge.
No. Copying or mirroring positions from any other account is not supported, including accounts you own yourself.
You can hold a position through the weekend, but you cannot open or close one while the market is shut. Weekend gaps still count towards your loss limits, so size accordingly on a Friday.
The challenge ends immediately and the fee is not refunded. You can buy a new challenge whenever you want. There is no penalty period.
No, and nobody should tell you otherwise. DemoPips is a brand of Wintrado Acad Ltd, registered in Cyprus under number HE 451363. It is not a licensed investment firm or financial services provider in Cyprus, in Nigeria, or anywhere else, and it does not carry out regulated investment activity. What you are buying is access to an educational simulation. Read the terms before you decide.
Every panel below is a plain-English summary written by us, not the contract itself. The binding document sits on demopips.com and is linked from each answer. Where the two ever differ, the document on demopips.com is the one that counts.
Not this website. DemoPips is a brand operated by Wintrado Acad Ltd, a company registered in Cyprus under number HE 451363, with its registered office in Nicosia. When you sign up, your agreement is with that company, under Cypriot law — not with any Nigerian entity and not with whoever sent you this page. Read the binding terms & conditions ↗
No. DemoPips states plainly that it is not a licensed investment firm or financial services provider in Cyprus or any other country, and that it does not carry out regulated investment activity. It is not registered with SEC Nigeria and it is not a broker. That means no Nigerian regulator supervises it and no compensation scheme covers you. Treat the fee as money spent on an educational product, because legally that is what it is. Read the risk policy ↗
No. Once your challenge login has been issued, the sale is final and there are no refunds — not if you breach a rule on day one, not if you change your mind. There is one route back: if you pass and go on to earn rewards, the fee you originally paid is returned to you alongside your fourth successful reward payment. Until you reach that point, treat the fee as spent. Read the refund policy ↗
Worth knowing before you reach for a chargeback, because Nigerian card disputes are common. DemoPips asks you to contact them first, and if you file a chargeback anyway they can suspend your accounts, stop reward payments, claw back rewards already paid, and pursue you for the cost of defending the claim. Use the complaints process first. Complaints procedure and form ↗
Two, and they are different from the risks of live trading. First, the fee: most people who buy a challenge do not pass one, and that money is gone. Second, expectation: results inside a simulation do not carry over to a live market, because execution speed, liquidity and slippage are not reproduced. A passed challenge is evidence you followed a rule set, not proof you can trade real capital profitably. Read the risk policy ↗
Account data, ID documents and payment details are collected and held by Wintrado Acad Ltd under Cypriot and EU data law, and their policy covers cookies as well. Nigeria’s NDPA gives you rights over your own data too, but enforcing them against a Cyprus company is slow, so read what you are handing over before you upload ID. Read the privacy & cookies policy ↗
Anti-money-laundering checks. Before rewards are paid out you will be asked to prove who you are and where you live, and the name on the receiving account has to match your verified name. Sorting this out early is the single biggest cause of delayed payouts, so upload documents when you sign up rather than when you first want to withdraw. Read the AML policy ↗
Yes, and you should assume so on every page like this one. This is an independent referral site, not operated by DemoPips or Wintrado Acad Ltd. The sign-up links carry a referral code, and a commission may be earned if you buy a challenge. That does not change your price, but it does mean this page has an incentive to present DemoPips favourably. Read the linked documents and decide for yourself.
Start a $5,000 challenge for ₦105,000. Read the rules first — they are all on this page.