EdgeSync Prop-Firm Risk Planner
Measure your remaining drawdown room and understand the impact of a planned trade before execution—using the prop-account rules you enter.
Quick first. Exact rules when you need them.
Enter five values. See the boundary.
Basic Mode uses common static, equity-based assumptions. Use Advanced Prop Rules if your provider calculates limits differently.
Prop rules are inputs—not assumptions.
Daily loss and maximum drawdown can be defined differently across providers. This planner intentionally uses the reference values, monitoring basis and active floor you enter rather than hard-coding a firm's rules.
What the planner measures
It converts your entered daily loss rule and maximum-loss rule into explicit floors, compares them with current balance/equity, then projects how a user-defined stop-loss scenario changes those cushions.
Need help interpreting your entered rule structure?
EdgeSync can help you understand what the planner is calculating. Verify provider rules independently before relying on them.
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Prop-account risk planning, clarified.
What is the difference between Quick Risk Check and Advanced Prop Rules?
Quick Risk Check uses a simple static, equity-based rule model. Advanced Prop Rules lets you configure custom balance/equity monitoring, daily references, trailing floors, exposure adjustments and an optional profit target.
What is a prop-firm drawdown calculator?
It compares the account state and loss scenario you enter with the daily and overall loss thresholds you configure.
How do I calculate daily drawdown?
Enter the daily reference value, the allowed daily loss and the monitoring basis from your provider's current rules. The planner calculates the corresponding floor and remaining cushion.
What is the difference between balance and equity?
Balance reflects realized account value. Equity includes floating profit or loss from open positions, so it can differ from balance while trades are active.
What is static drawdown?
Static drawdown uses a fixed floor derived from a starting reference and a fixed loss allowance.
What is trailing drawdown?
A trailing threshold may move under provider-specific rules. Because those methods differ, V1 asks you to enter the current active floor rather than assuming one formula.
Why does EdgeSync ask for the active trailing floor?
It avoids fabricating firm-specific mechanics such as high-water marks, end-of-day resets or equity-based trailing rules.
How does an open trade affect daily drawdown?
If your provider monitors equity, floating P/L can affect the monitored value. The optional open-risk input should contain only the additional loss from current market value to existing stops to avoid double-counting current floating P/L.
How does a planned trade affect my remaining loss room?
The planner subtracts the entered planned risk, optional existing open risk and cost allowance from the current account values, then compares the projected values with the entered floors.
Does being within the entered limit mean I should take the trade?
No. “Within entered limits” is only a mathematical comparison. It is not a recommendation or assessment of trade quality.
Do prop-firm rules differ between providers?
Yes. Reference values, reset mechanics, balance/equity treatment and trailing methods can differ and may change. Verify the current official rules of your provider.