VPN / VM / shared IP / unusual login behavior: what gets flagged

TL;DR

VPN/VPS is allowed, but the moment your setup makes it look like account sharing / group trading / restricted region access, you’ll get flagged. Keep it consistent and clean.

How it works

PropXP monitors for compliance/fraud patterns, especially anything that makes it hard to verify who is actually trading.

What typically triggers a flag:

• Sudden location jumps (Italy > Singapore > US in 3 hours)
• Multiple devices / weird device fingerprints / “emulator-y” setups
• Shared IP patterns consistent with passing services / coordinated trading
• Connecting from, or appearing to connect from, a restricted country/region (even via VPN)

Common gotchas

• Using a shared VPS (or “team VPS”) screams “not solo trader.”
• Hotel Wi-Fi + phone hotspot + VPN hops can create a “multiple users” footprint.
• A VPN is not a “geo bypass tool.” If you use it like that, expect compliance action.

Example

You normally trade from Rome. One day you log in from a datacenter IP in another country, then from a second country an hour later. That’s a classic “who is actually trading?” trigger. Expect a review and possibly a request for documentation.

Related FAQs

• Third-party access: Can someone “help manage” my account?
• Trade copying: What’s allowed vs forbidden
• Violations & penalties: What happens after a breach/review?
• Appeals process: What evidence do you accept?