Solutions
Who this is for,
and what changes
The same engine, three different problems. Each page covers the mechanics for that case rather than repeating the product tour.
- Prop firm traders
Automate a funded account safely
A funded account has rules that end the account when broken, not rules that cost you a little. That makes it the clearest case for a pre-trade check: the daily loss cap and the maximum drawdown are exactly the limits the engine already enforces.
- TradingView users
Execute your alerts on crypto and MT5
TradingView is where a lot of strategies actually live. The gap is between the alert firing and an order existing somewhere real, and that gap is where sizing and risk belong.
- Signal providers
Let followers auto-execute safely
The awkward part of running a signal service is that you cannot see your subscribers’ accounts, and they are all different sizes. Letting each account apply its own sizing and its own ceilings removes the guesswork on both sides.
Not sure which one you are?
The engine is the same in all three. Start on a demo account, set the limits that match how you actually trade, and see which page describes your problem.