Never breach a prop firm account again by mistake.

Most firms permit Expert Advisors and trade managers. Prop Logician never opens a trade by itself and does none of the practices firms ban (tick scalping, arbitrage, copying between traders, HFT). Each rule pack records the firm's EA policy and the app shows it.

Seven firms and 115 rule packs: FTMO, E8 Markets and BrightFunded with verified packs; FundedNext, The5ers, Funding Pips and Alpha Capital Group with provisional packs, where a rule the firm leaves unstated warns instead of acting. Every value is quoted from the firm's own pages and re-checked every day by script. Other firms are added on request, and corrections reach you without reinstalling.

The EA can only close trades on the account MT5 is showing, so on prop accounts it keeps backstop stops on the broker's server: sized so that if every stop is hit, the account still ends above the lockout. They never loosen a stop you set. And if MT5 leaves an account with positions open, the app raises an alarm on every screen until an EA watches it again.

Before the firm's line, not at it. The daily lockout sits 0.5% of the account before the firm's daily limit — a 5% limit becomes 4.5%, a 3% limit 2.5%, never below half of it — and the max-loss lockout at 90% of its limit, so a slow fill on the way out still ends inside the rules. Where your open trades could move the account further in a fast second, the lockout sits earlier still. The backstop stops on the broker's server are sized to the same margins.

Yes. Choose "My live account" on the setup card: no firm rules apply, only your own tools act — your daily limit, the profit lock, Done for today and the arms. Real-money accounts are allowed.

No. The app fetches the calendar your firm's rules refer to (FTMO's own, or MetaTrader's) and hands it to the EA. There is no URL to allow in MT5 and nothing to type. If the app is closed, the EA keeps a cache and falls back to MT5's calendar.

Yes. Sign in on any device. Every MT5 account you trade is filed under your account, so a new challenge login never wipes your history. Sync can be paused in Settings, and you can export or delete everything from your account page.

MetaTrader tells the app the firm, server, account size and leverage. The phase is not visible from inside MT5 — a server name can't tell an evaluation from a funded account — so you set it once with the slider at the top, and the phase you set is the one in force. Nothing is added on a guess; moving to a looser phase asks for a confirmation.

A copier copies trades, not rules. Each account has its own phase, size, reset and news rules, and its lockout only exists on its own terminal. A funded account fed by a challenge master is not closed before restricted news, because the master has no such rule. The copied accounts are exposed exactly where their rules differ. Solo guards one account at a time. Trader guards every account you attach it to, no limit, each by its own rules, all in one journal: attach the EA on the receiving accounts as well and the copier can keep copying.

Yes. A licence covers two PCs, so your desktop and your VPS both work. The app and the EA run on the same machine as the terminal.

Sign up for a link, share it, and earn 10% of every payment from the traders who subscribe through it, for as long as they stay. Payouts run through the same checkout provider we use for subscriptions.

Nothing abrupt. Seven days of grace, then 30 days where the lockouts and automatic protections keep working and only the tools, journal views and rule updates pause. Re-subscribing brings everything back.