Every UHX Trader account uses a virtual balance. There are no deposits or withdrawals — you practise with simulated funds only. Prices are for learning, and results are simulated.
The virtual balance
When you start using UHX Trader, you are given a set virtual balance to practise with. Every simulated order you place adjusts that balance as the price of the pair moves — the same way a real trading screen would track it, just without real money involved. If your balance runs low, or you simply want a clean slate, you can reset it and start again. Nothing is lost by doing so; that is the entire point of practising in a simulator.
Simulated pricing
The charts and prices you see in UHX Trader move continuously while you use it, giving you a realistic feel for how a currency pair behaves through a session. This pricing exists purely to support learning — it is not a live feed you could act on outside the simulator, and it is not investment advice about where any pair is headed next.
Placing a simulated order
When you place an order in the simulator, you are choosing a pair, a direction (buy or sell), and a position size. From that point, the simulator tracks the position against the moving price, updating your virtual balance as it opens and again when you close it. Every step mirrors a real trading workflow — chart, order ticket, open position, close — so that the habits you build carry over cleanly to reading real charts, and it does not involve real money.
Resetting and starting again
Because the simulator does not involve real money, there is no reason to be precious about a practice session that did not go the way you expected. Reset your virtual balance whenever you like and treat every attempt as a fresh chance to test an idea from a Learn lesson.
Practise this
Place one simulated order on a major pair, watch how your virtual balance changes as the price moves, and then close the position. That single loop — open, watch, close — is the core mechanic behind everything else you will do in UHX Trader.