Multi-Firm Rule Simulator
Replay your real trade history against several prop firms' rules at once and see who you'd have passed.
Risk Management
This is a planning estimate, not any firm’s official rule engine — day grouping uses your browser’s local timezone, which may not match a firm’s actual daily-reset time. Always confirm exact rules with the firm before relying on this for a real decision. Firms marked with an info icon use a simplified, tightest-published number where the real limit varies by plan.
How to use it
Using the Multi-Firm Rule Simulator in 4 steps
- 1Choose your trade history source: an existing PROP-type trading account from the Journal, or manual entry of a day-by-day P&L sequence.
- 2If using an account, pick which one — its trades are grouped into daily P&L automatically. If entering manually, add or edit each day's P&L directly.
- 3Check the box next to every prop firm you want to compare against — as many as you like at once.
- 4Read the results table: pass/breached status per firm, the first day and rule that would have breached the account, and profit target progress.
Why it matters
What this does for your trading
- Answers "would I have passed firm X?" using trades you've already logged, instead of re-reading each firm's rule page by hand.
- Compares several firms' rule sets side by side against the exact same trade sequence, surfacing which ones are actually more forgiving for your trading style.
- Catches which specific rule and day would have ended an account — often earlier than the trader assumed, since daily loss and consistency limits can breach well before max drawdown does.
Settings for this tool
What you can customize via Settings
- This tool doesn't pull from Settings — trade source, starting balance, daily P&L, and selected firms are all chosen fresh each time.
- Decimal places (Settings → Calculators) doesn't apply here — results are shown as pass/breach status, dates, and percentages, never a configurable dollar precision.
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