Compete on skill
Trading tournaments
Reading about trading only takes you so far. Silnta tournaments let you test your strategy under pressure, on a demo account, against other Namibian traders on a live leaderboard — with real prizes and none of the real-money risk.
How a tournament works
Enter with a demo account
Every competitor trades a demo account with the same starting balance. Skill decides the result — not who has the most money to deposit.
Trade the window
Tournaments run for a fixed period. You trade your own strategy, on your own time, inside the published rules.
Climb the leaderboard
Rankings update as the tournament runs, scored on return with drawdown limits — so blowing up once does not get rescued by one lucky trade.
Win and get recognised
Top finishers win prizes and a verified track record they can point to — useful proof when you later manage money or seek funding.
The rules that keep it fair
01
Demo only, real discipline
No real money is traded in a tournament. The point is to prove your process works before it costs you anything.
02
One account, one trader
Every entry is a single person trading a single account. Account sharing or copy-trading someone else's calls is a disqualification.
03
Drawdown limits
Lose more than the maximum allowed drawdown and your run ends — the same rule that keeps real accounts alive.
04
Published scoring
Scoring rules, dates and prizes are published before the tournament opens. Nothing changes mid-competition.
Why compete instead of just trading alone
- A deadline and a leaderboard expose weaknesses a private journal hides.
- You learn to perform when it counts — not only when nobody is watching.
- A verified tournament record is proof of skill, not a screenshot of one good week.
An honest note
Tournaments are run on demo accounts and are education and competition, not investment activity. Past leaderboard results do not guarantee future trading success. Read our Risk Disclosure before moving from demo to real money.
Get tournament-ready first
The free forex course and webinar series cover the strategy, sizing and discipline that win tournaments — and keep real accounts alive afterwards.