Prop firms publish 20–30 pages of rules per challenge. Most traders skim them, forget half, and lose the account on a rule they didn't know existed. TradeTrove encodes those rulebooks like statutes and grades every trade against them. The same check, on every trade, every Sunday review.
Five tools, one job: put the rulebook in front of the trade, not after the equity curve.
Paste a setup, pick a firm. Risk per trade, daily-DD headroom, weekend holds, leverage, banned instruments — every rule, with the firm's source linked.
Sharpe, expectancy, R-distribution, by-hour heatmaps, and a Monte Carlo on whether your edge survives a challenge.
Every trade auto-checked the moment you log it.
Track every funded account. Know the cushion before you click buy.
Paste a cAlgo strategy — get it checked against the firm's rulebook.
FTMO, The5ers, FundingPips, FundedNext, Alpha Capital.
The full registry. Updated monthly, dated per change. Click a firm to read the encoded rulebook with source citations.
| Firm | Stance | Rules | Target | Daily DD | Total DD | Verified | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FTMO | Restricted | 29 | 10% | 5% | 10% | 2026-04-18 | Read → |
| The5ers | Full algo | 29 | 8% | 5% | 10% | 2026-04-18 | Read → |
| FundingPips | Restricted | 24 | 10% | 4% | 6% | 2026-04-18 | Read → |
| FundedNext | Full algo | 27 | 10% | 5% | 10% | 2026-04-18 | Read → |
| Alpha Capital | Full algo | 23 | 10% | 4% | 6% | 2026-04-18 | Read → |
Prop firm challenges cost $100–$500 each. Most traders fail three to four before passing. TradeTrove is the cheapest risk reduction in the stack.
For your first funded account
For multi-account, multi-firm grinders
For prop firms + trading desks. Custom rulebook authoring, white-label deployment, team plans, dedicated Slack. Starts at $199/mo — pricing scales with seat count.
14-day free trial. No card required. Cancel any time.
A compliance toolkit and trade journal for prop firm traders. We encode every prop firm's actual rules, simulate them against your trades in real time, and tell you which rules you'd break before the firm does. Used by manual traders and algo traders alike. The rules apply either way.
Generic journals (Edgewonk, Tradervue) are firm-agnostic. They log trades and show stats. They don't know that FundingPips bans copy-trading, that FTMO calculates daily DD from end-of-day balance not equity, or that The5ers has unique scaling rules. We encode every rule and check every trade against them. Most journals have 4 generic risk checkboxes; we ship 80+ structured rules across 5 firms with sources and version dates.
Yes. The journal, rule checker, challenge tracker, and pre-trade widget all work the same whether your trades come from your eyes and a chart, an EA, or a copied signal. The bot compliance scanner is the only algo-specific piece, and it's a bonus, not the headline.
Each rulebook shows a versioned 'as of' date with sources. When a firm publishes a change, the rulebook is updated and your existing journal entries get re-checked against the new rules. You see a notice on affected challenges within 24 hours of the rule change.
Edgewonk and Tradervue are $15-20 because they're firm-agnostic. They log trades and show stats. They don't know your firm's rules. Challenge retries cost $100-$500. If we catch one rule break per year that you'd have missed, the subscription's paid for itself with months to spare. We don't think we save every single rule trip, but it only has to work once to justify the price.
Yes. Your journal entries, challenge data, and account info are stored on our server (encrypted at rest). Bot scans of code you paste are processed in-memory and never written to disk. Public share links carry the scan payload in the URL itself, never our database.
Not yet. Manual entry only for now. CSV import from MT4/MT5/cTrader is on the roadmap, and a proper broker-API sync (MetaAPI, cTrader Open API) sits behind that. We're not promising dates because every broker exports a different mess of formats. Solo and Pro both use manual entry at launch.
Pass the challenge on the rules you know,
not the ones you don’t.