A trading journal for prop firm and funded traders

Add each account with its firm, its stage (evaluation phase or funded), its starting balance, and the profit target and max loss from your firm's rules. The accounts page shows each balance and P&L and how far the target still is, and the dashboard keeps evaluation and funded capital apart, because they are not the same money.

The targets and limits are the figures you enter: UNFLD doesn't read your firm's rules or watch your account for a breach. Your firm's own dashboard stays the official word.

Funding, on Gold, counts the challenge fees you've paid against the payouts you've received, and the return on what you've spent. It's the number that says whether the whole run is working, not just this month's account.

Breaches usually come from a handful of trades taken against your own rules. Each journalled trade can carry your strategy's confluences as a checklist, an A, B or C grade and the emotions you noticed, and your habits at a glance show which of those keep turning up on losing trades.

Analytics show max drawdown, your worst trade, your longest losing streak and your average risk per trade. Consistency is your biggest winning day as a share of total profit, the way prop firms measure it, so you can see where you stand against a consistency rule.

The backtester can run a replay as a prop firm challenge. Set a profit target, a max daily loss, a max loss that is static or trailing, and a minimum number of trading days. Hitting the target passes, breaking a limit fails, and either one ends the replay, so you find out how your strategy copes with the rules before a fee is on the line.

The prop firm directory sets out forex and futures firms in one comparable shape: rules, fees, drawdown type and payout terms, next to each other. It's one list, kept up to date by us, and free to browse.