Firm Mode tags a connected account with a specific prop-firm rule set. The dashboard then renders breach gauges, payout countdowns, and consistency-rule headroom against that firm’s actual limits. Same data as the regular Track view, reframed in the language of the challenge you’re running.
Supported firms
| Firm | Daily loss | Drawdown | Target | Notes |
|---|
| FundingPips Zero | 3% | 5% trailing | 4% | Hardest mainstream variant. Trailing DD ratchets with HWM. |
| FTMO Phase 1 | 5% | 10% static | 10% | Most forgiving DD. Static reference doesn’t ratchet. |
| MyForexFunds | 5% | 8% static | 8% | Middle ground. 5-day minimum trading. |
| Apex | — | 3% trailing | 6% | No daily cap. Drawdown locks at +6% profit. |
| The5ers High Stakes | 4% | 4% static | 8% | 6% cushion. 1% daily floor for consistency. |
| GetLeveraged Turbo | 3% | 6% trailing | 6% | “Pass first, pay later.” One phase, unlimited time. |
Trailing vs static drawdown
The most important structural difference between firms — and the one most likely to break a strategy that looks fine on paper.
- Trailing DD (FundingPips, GetLeveraged Turbo, Apex): the breach floor ratchets up as your equity high-water mark rises. Every 1% of profit tightens the buffer. A strategy with normal pullbacks can survive at the start and fail after a winning streak.
- Static DD (FTMO, MFF, The5ers): the breach floor measures against the original starting balance forever. A 10% target on 10% static DD is a 1:1 risk-reward decision; same target on 5% trailing DD is much harder.
Use Firm Mode to see which side of the line your strategy is on before you fund the challenge.
Where to enable it
Open Track (the /app home), find the account row, pick the firm from the small dropdown in the tile footer. The breach gauges and payout countdown appear once tagged.
You can switch firms freely. Tagging an account with FundingPips Zero this week and FTMO next week doesn’t lose any tracked history — the underlying tape stays the same; only the breach math reframes.
