Prop account

Know exactly where your prop account stands

Firms fail people on the rule they were not watching. Enter your firm's rules once and the Prop page shows your room to the drawdown floor, today's loss limit, the target, the consistency rule and the clock, from your own closed trades.

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The prop account page: room before the breach floor, the daily loss limit, profit target, consistency and trading days, the evaluation window, and equity drawn against a trailing floor. Sample data. — Sample data

What it does

All four drawdown types

Static, trailing end of day, trailing intraday, and trailing that locks at your starting balance (or wherever your firm locks it). Each computes its floor the way that rule actually works. The trailing drawdown guide walks through the differences.

Honest about intraday trailing

An intraday trailing floor follows open profit, which closed trades cannot see. So for that type Traquil shows the floor your trades prove, and says plainly that the real one may be higher. It never smooths over what it cannot know.

Today's loss limit

How much of the daily loss limit today has used and how much is left, counting today only. Plus how many past days would have breached the limit you have set now, and your worst day.

Target, payout and pace

Progress to the profit target or payout threshold, and the arithmetic of what is left: what you need per day across the days remaining, beside your actual average. Facts, not instructions.

The consistency rule, both kinds

Your best day as a share of total profit, or of the target, whichever your firm uses. On a total-profit rule it also shows how much more profit would bring you back inside it.

Days, contracts and the clock

Minimum trading days (including firms that only count days above a profit floor), the contract cap, and the evaluation deadline when there is one.

Would these rules have passed?

Run your firm's rules over your own past trading and see how often a challenge started on each day would have passed, failed or still be running. History, not a forecast.

What the account has cost

Log what you paid in fees and resets, and see it beside what the account has paid out.

How it works

Step 1
Add the account
Accounts, then add one with the type Prop Challenge.
Step 2
Enter the rules
Starting balance, target, drawdown and its type, daily limit, and anything else your firm sets.
Step 3
Trade and log
Every closed trade updates the standing the moment you save it.
Step 4
Check before the session
Open Prop account to see your room on every rule.

What it will not do

Said plainly, because a journal that overstates itself is the wrong tool for seeing clearly.

It reads your own closed trades only, never a live feed from your broker, so open positions are not in the numbers until they close.
It states where you stand. It never tells you to stop, size up or take a trade.

Questions

Which prop firms does it work with?

Any firm whose rules you can type in. Rather than a list of firm presets that go stale when a firm changes its rules, you enter the starting balance, drawdown and its type, daily loss limit, target, consistency rule, minimum days and contract cap your firm actually uses.

What is the difference between trailing end-of-day and trailing intraday drawdown?

End-of-day trailing moves the floor up from your highest closing balance, so open profit during the day does not raise it. Intraday trailing moves it up from your highest balance at any moment, including unrealised profit, so a winning trade you give back still raised your floor. Intraday is the stricter of the two.

Is the prop page free?

It is part of Pro. Every new account gets 14 days of Pro with no card, and while Pro is not on sale yet, the prop page is open on every account.

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See your own trading clearly

Open the demo to see every page on sample data, or start your own journal. The Free plan is yours to keep.