Accidental opposite trade on one funded account for 2 minutes — could Alpha Capital deny payout?
I accidentally opened an opposite trade on one of my funded accounts at Alpha Capital Group and I’m wondering if this could affect my payout.
Here’s exactly what happened:
I had short positions running on 4 funded accounts.
While trying to open a long on a different pair, I accidentally opened a long on the same instrument on one of the accounts.
I realized the mistake and kept the accidental trade open for around 1–2 minutes because of the minimum holding time / anti order-spamming rule.
Then I closed the accidental long.
The original short positions on the other accounts continued running normally for several hours and were later closed.
This was not intentional hedging or a strategy to lock profits/risk — just a misclick while managing multiple accounts.
Alpha’s rules say cross-account hedging is prohibited, so now I’m worried:
Could this lead to payout denial?
Profit removal?
Hard breach/account termination?
Or is this the kind of thing they usually ignore if it’s clearly accidental?
Has anyone experienced something similar with Alpha Capital Group