Everything in writing, and published.

The service described on this website is an evaluation service. A trader buys access to a simulated trading account, trades it under a published ruleset, and becomes eligible for a Performance Reward calculated from the simulated result. No money is ever deposited for trading, no order placed by a trader reaches a real market, and the nominal size of an account is a simulation parameter rather than a balance the trader owns. That distinction is the reason this page exists: it decides which body of law applies to what we do, and it decides what you can expect from us.

Because the service is sold under a trading name rather than a registered company name, it is worth stating plainly who stands behind it. The service is operated by Horizon Lane Ltd, a private company limited by shares incorporated in England and Wales under company number 17392888, whose registered office is 152 Hawthorn Road, Ashington, NE63 9BG, United Kingdom. It was incorporated on 11 August 2026 and may be contacted at support@abook-funded.uk or +33 1 89 62 63 60. Every particular in this paragraph appears on the public register held by Companies House and can be checked there, free of charge, in under a minute.

That company is the party you contract with. It owns and operates the platform, writes and versions the rules, runs the engine that enforces them, decides payouts, holds the payout reserve, and acts as data controller for the personal information processed through the dashboard. It is also the party against which any claim arising from the service must be brought, and the party bound by every document listed above. Where those documents speak of “we”, “us” or “the Company”, they mean that company and no other.

A few things follow from that, and they are worth knowing before you buy rather than after. The registered office is an address for service, not an office you can visit and not where support sits; correspondence about a contract, a complaint, a data-protection request or a payment should go to the support address, where it will be handled in English or in French. Company law obliges us to publish the particulars above; it does not oblige you to use them for ordinary questions, and using support instead will get you an answer faster.

Finally, none of this narrows your rights. If you are a consumer, mandatory consumer protections in your country of residence continue to apply whatever these documents say, including the right to bring proceedings before your local courts. The governing law of the contract is that of England and Wales, and the contractual language is English; a French translation is provided as a courtesy and, where the two diverge, the English version controls, except where a mandatory rule of your own law says otherwise.