Evaluation 150K
eval-150evaluationleads copy- Position
- flat
- Day P&L
- $0.00
- Loss limit room
- $3,000.00
- Working
- 0 orders
Trading allowed new entries, exits and protection
Can’t be ended early
Trade inside the rules, with room to spare.
Prop accounts end on one bad afternoon. Ori Charts lets you set your own limits tighter than the firm’s and have the core enforce them on every order.
In the app · no firm has approved Ori Charts
Where the firm’s rules meet yours.
- The firm’s daily loss
- Set your own daily loss below it, with “refuse new risk” or “flatten and lock” as the consequence, so you stop before the firm stops you.
- A trailing drawdown
- A trailing limit on realised balance or on equity including open profit (the stricter one) whose peak only rises.
- Several accounts
- Copy groups place the same trade across evaluation and funded accounts, sized and rounded per follower. A follower’s own risk refusal names the rule.
- What it actually costs
- Evaluations, resets and payouts recorded beside results, so the account’s real earnings are known.
- The challenge itself
- Enter a firm’s rules and simulate the challenge on your own trade sample, labelled as an estimate, never a prediction.
Try the controls an evaluation needs.
An evaluation account and two followers on the Ori Charts simulated market. Copy a trade, push the day to its loss limit, trip the kill switch, then try to trade while locked. It plays by itself until you take over.
A simulated evaluation account leads two followers. Watch a short run, or take over with any control.
Accounts
Follower A
follow-asimulationfollows 1:1 · max 2- Position
- flat
- Day P&L
- $0.00
- Loss limit room
- $2,000.00
- Working
- 0 orders
Trading allowed new entries, exits and protection
Can’t be ended early
Last copy nothing copied yet
Follower B (25K)
follow-bsimulationfollows 1:2 · max 2- Position
- flat
- Day P&L
- $0.00
- Loss limit room
- $2,000.00
- Working
- 0 orders
Trading allowed new entries, exits and protection
Can’t be ended early
Last copy nothing copied yet
Order SIM, market orders fill at once
To Evaluation 150K: ready.
Copy
Evaluation → 2 followers Running
Starting or stopping never opens or closes a position.
SIM market
Activity newest first
How the real thing behaves in Ori Charts
- Daily loss limit. When the day’s loss reaches the account’s limit, Ori Charts locks the account to exits only and, with “Flatten on daily loss” on (the default), closes its positions. The lock ends with the session at 16:00 CT. You can release it earlier from Accounts, which restarts the account’s day, unless you locked your rules for the session.
- Kill switch. Locks the account and cancels its working entries at once. Open positions keep their protective stops and targets; Flatten closes them. It has no end time: it stays on through the session end and a restart until you release it, and only you can.
- Copy trading. Each copy is an ordinary order on the follower, checked against the follower’s own limits: sized by its ratio, rounded down, held to its max position. A locked follower refuses entries and still follows exits. Starting or stopping a group never trades.
- Your firm’s rules. These limits live in Ori Charts and you set them, ideally inside your firm’s. The firm still applies its own rules on its side. Reset demo only restarts this page’s simulation; nothing here touches a broker, an account or money.
The route most firms already use.
Many futures prop firms offer Rithmic, which is why the first broker route in Ori Charts is to Rithmic. It is in progress, and not available for live or funded accounts yet.
Each firm decides which platforms it allows, and many have rules about automated or AI-assisted trading. None has approved Ori Charts, and this page does not suggest otherwise.
Markets and data, with their status
New to prop trading, or short on time? Start here.
What is built.
- Personal risk planIn the app
Daily loss and profit boundaries, a trailing limit and a losing-streak stop, each with its consequence: notify, refuse new risk, flatten, or flatten and lock for the session.
- Kill switchIn the app
Locks the account and cancels entries, keeping protective stops and targets.
- Copy tradingIn the app
Simple and advanced copy groups with sizing, rounding, symbol maps and an outcome log; a follower’s risk refusal names its rule.
- Performance moduleIn the app
Dashboard, trades, journal, playbooks, prop firm, imports, review, strategies, cards and prop costs.
- Trade importsIn the app
Import history from NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TopstepX, Sierra Chart and Interactive Brokers exports.
These are file formats you export yourself, not live connections.
- Trades on its own, inside a grantIn the app
Issue a grant for a simulated account, a maximum size and a number of minutes, and the Agent may place orders without asking until it ends. Validated strategies can be deployed to a simulation account and trade by themselves. Every risk check still runs, and you can stop either at any time.
Simulated accounts only. Ori Charts refuses agent autonomy on a live account until live broker routes, safety checks and legal review are complete.
- RithmicIn progress
Ori Charts has its own order route to Rithmic. It is built and being prepared for live accounts at brokers and prop firms that offer Rithmic.
Not available for live or funded accounts yet. No broker approval or exchange certification is claimed.
Questions
Can I use Ori Charts on my funded account now?
No. Ori Charts is not released and does not connect to funded accounts yet. Do not try to connect one.
Will my firm allow Ori Charts?
We do not know yet, and no firm has approved it. When live connectivity exists, each firm’s own platform rules will decide.
Can the Agent trade my evaluation for me?
Not today. Ori Charts lets the Agent trade on its own only on simulated accounts. When live accounts arrive, check your firm’s rules first: many restrict automated or AI-assisted trading.
Do the limits in Ori Charts replace the firm’s?
No. The firm enforces its rules on its side. Ori Charts enforces yours before an order leaves, so you can stop earlier than the firm would.
If you trade evaluations, tell us your firm and the rule that cost you an account.