Hiro Trader suspends new applications for Zero Step and revises terms and conditions

HyroTrader stopped accepting new entrants for its non-refundable Zero Step challenge on Nov. 4, amending its terms of service to close sign-ups while grandfathering existing participants under the trading rules and refund conditions in place when they joined. Existing users can still activate challenges they have not yet started within their validity period. The change affects only new enrollment eligibility for Zero Step, a prop-firm challenge format in which traders are evaluated against set profit targets and loss limits. The article did not disclose pricing, trader counts or payout figures tied to the product. What to watch next is whether HyroTrader replaces Zero Step with a revised challenge structure or leaves the non-refundable format closed to new traders indefinitely.