About This Site

HashHedge Guide is a single-subject reference site about one proprietary trading firm. It is written and maintained by Caleb Osei.

What this site does

It reads Hash Hedge’s own pages — the pricing widget, the rules tables, the FAQ — and writes down what they say, with the date the figure was read. Every number on this site carries that date, because prop firm terms change without notice and a figure without a date is not useful.

Where Hash Hedge’s own pages disagree with each other, this site says so and quotes both — the 80%-against-90% profit split in the HashHedge payout rules is the clearest example. Where a claim circulates that we could not verify against the firm’s own pages, it is marked as unverified rather than repeated. Where we do not know, we say we do not know.

What this site does not do

It does not test challenges, does not open accounts, and does not publish discount percentages it has not seen applied. It is not affiliated with Hash Hedge and is not a broker, an adviser or a signal service. Nothing here is investment advice.

Method

Figures come from Hash Hedge’s own public pages, read in a browser, because the site renders its content with JavaScript and returns almost nothing to a plain fetch. Third-party sources are used only where the firm does not publish the information itself, and are named when they are.

The Trustpilot figures are read directly from Trustpilot, not from Hash Hedge’s summary of them; what they do and do not show is set out in is HashHedge legit.

The six subject pages are HashHedge challenge costs, the USDT payout rules, HashHedge 1-Stage vs 2-Stage, the HashHedge review, is HashHedge legit and the overview.

Corrections

If a figure here is wrong or out of date, write to queries@hashhedgeguide.com and say which page and which number. Corrections are made with the date changed.

Corrections and questions about this site

Write to queries@hashhedgeguide.com.

This address reaches the person who maintains the site. It is the right address for a figure that has gone out of date, a rule that has changed, a page that is wrong, or a question about where something here came from.

Please include the page and the specific number or sentence. Corrections are published with the date changed. How figures get here in the first place is described on the about page.

If you were looking for Hash Hedge

This is an independent reference site. It is not Hash Hedge, is not affiliated with Hash Hedge, and cannot access, review or act on your trading account.

Hash Hedge’s own support routes, as published on its site on 7 October 2026:

  • Email: support@hashhedge.com
  • Telegram support bot: t.me/hashhedgesupportbot
  • Telegram community: telegram.me/hhcomunity
  • Discord: discord.gg/63Ga5vCJbB
  • Live chat on hashhedge.com, bottom right of the page

We cannot help with account access, failed challenges, payout delays or refunds. Those go to Hash Hedge.

What we cannot do

We do not give trading advice, do not recommend position sizes, and do not forward messages to Hash Hedge on anyone’s behalf.

Last updated 7 October 2026

This page describes what HashHedge Guide actually does with data. It is short because the site does little, and it is specific because a privacy policy that describes features a site does not have is worse than none — it tells you nothing about the site you are actually reading.

HashHedge Guide is a reference site about one proprietary trading firm. It publishes pages and nothing else: there is no login, no checkout, no personalisation and no advertising.

What this site collects

Nothing directly. There is no account system, no comment form, no newsletter, no live chat and no contact form on this site. Nothing on any page asks you to type anything.

The only way to contact us is by email, and that goes to an ordinary mailbox. We do not use tracking pixels, session recording, heatmaps, fingerprinting or A/B testing tools, and we do not embed third-party widgets that would load them.

Because there is no form and no account, this site holds no name, address, payment detail or trading information about anyone. If you have never emailed us, we hold nothing about you beyond the server logs described below, which we do not use to identify individuals.

Email

If you write to queries@hashhedgeguide.com, your message and address sit in that mailbox. They are used to answer you and to correct the site. They are not added to any mailing list, not sold, and not shared.

Server logs and the CDN

This site is served through a content delivery network, which keeps standard access logs — IP address, time, page requested, user agent. These are used to keep the site running and to deal with abuse. We do not combine them with anything else or use them to identify individuals.

Cookies and analytics

This site sets no advertising cookies and runs no third-party analytics or tracking scripts. The CDN may set a cookie required for security and load balancing.

External links

Links to Hash Hedge and to Trustpilot leave this site. What those sites do with your data is governed by their own policies, not this one, and you should read theirs before giving them anything. Links to Hash Hedge are marked as sponsored, which means this site may benefit if you sign up through one. That does not change what is written on any page here, and nothing on this site is contingent on Hash Hedge’s approval.

Hash Hedge’s own site renders with JavaScript and loads its own analytics and cookie tooling. None of that runs here.

Children

This site is not aimed at children and holds no data that could identify one. Proprietary trading is an adult financial activity and nothing here is directed at under-18s.

Your rights

Because this site holds no personal data beyond email you have chosen to send, there is normally nothing to access, correct or delete. If you have emailed us and want that correspondence deleted, write to queries@hashhedgeguide.com and it will be.

Changes

If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it.

Who runs this site and how it checks its figures is on the about page; corrections go through contact.