The rule-guardian terminal that checks your setup against your trading rules — confirming your conditions are met before you trade, so emotion doesn't get the final say.
Every trade starts with your rules. The Terminal checks your drawdown, structure, risk and setup conditions — then confirms when everything is aligned. No guessing. No moving the goalposts. Just your setup, confirmed.
How confirmation worksMost challenges don't fail on strategy. They fail in the ten seconds after a loss — the revenge trade, the moved stop, the size-up. That's the gap this closes.
You picked a side early and held it as price ran the other way. The terminal grades your draw before you commit.
One red trade becomes three. A re-entry cap and a cooling lock stop the spiral before it starts.
You forget how close the daily limit is. The guardian counts it for you — and pulls the plug first.
The same disciplined sequence — from defining your bias to confirming your setup and reviewing the decision.
Start with your higher-timeframe bias and work through your checklist. Turn your market read into a clear trading direction — not a feeling.
Structure, kill-zone, entry criteria and confluence all need to align. No alignment, no confirmation.
Your rules, risk limits and trading conditions are checked before the setup is confirmed. When everything meets your criteria, you're cleared to make the decision.
Log the trade, record the outcome and score your discipline. Did you follow your rules — or deviate from the plan?
Pick a prop firm's rules, or set your own — either way, it watches every limit in real time, then takes the decision out of your hands at exactly the wrong moment to be trusting yourself.
Grade your higher-timeframe bias into a clear direction and conviction.
Setup, structure, and kill-zone must all agree before your setup is confirmed.
Asian, London, and NY sessions with a live clock in your timezone.
Position sizing per instrument, with reward-to-risk read out before you decide.
R-based analytics, equity curve, and a followed-plan-vs-broke-rules split.
A countdown that locks the gate around high-impact releases.