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Features

Everything it does — and where it stops.

The capability list and the boundary list belong on the same page, because the second is what makes the first worth reading. The risk section below shows what the daily and overall drawdown floors are actually measured from.

What You Get

Everything here exists to stop one bad hour becoming one bad month.

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A brake you can't argue with

Hit the daily loss cap you set and the session stops — positions closed, orders cancelled, on your own terminal. No 'just one more' negotiation with yourself.

Your daily + overall limits
Halt runs on your bridge
You can re-arm anytime
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It tells you before you notice

A Telegram message the moment drawdown moves against you or a rule breaks. You don't have to sit and watch the screen to stay in control.

Instant Telegram alerts
Drawdown warnings
Every state change logged
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An honest read on your session

Afterwards, see which rules you broke and the exact trades behind them — from your own trade data, next to your own notes. No score out of ten, no black box.

Rule-break evidence
Your trades, timestamped
No mystery scores
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Your rules, in your words

Max trades a day, max lot size, trading hours, a cooldown after a loss. Write them once while you're calm and they hold when you're not.

Trade + size caps
Session hours
Cooldown after a loss
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Test the EA before you trust it

Drop a Strategy Tester report into the EA Audit Lab and get a plain reading of its risk behaviour — before it touches a funded account. Pro and up.

Backtest XML analysis
Risk behaviour, not profit claims
Pro and Operator
Quantitative Capital Protection ROI Calculator

The Math Behind Capital Protection

A single high-impact news spike or emotional revenge trade can blow a prop firm challenge, costing $300 to $1,080+ in re-evaluation fees. See how our sub-millisecond risk shields protect your capital runway mathematically.

2. Number of Managed Accounts1 Account
Standard Prop Retest Fee per Account:~$540 USD
Genesis 50% Rate
Evaluation Risk at Stake
$540 USD

Cost to reset account if limits are breached without a Kill-Switch.

XpFirm Pro Protection Cost:$24.50 / month
Daily Cost Equivalence:$0.82 / day
1 Saved Account Covers:22 Months
🛡️ 184% Annual Protection RunwayLess than a single cup of coffee per day ($0.82/day) to safeguard $100,000 in funded trading capital.
$50,000 ChallengeRetest: ~$300 USD
1 Failed Challenge Cost:~$300 USD
XpFirm Shield License:$14.50 / mo ($0.48/day)
1 Saved Breach Equates To:21 Months of Software
Cost-to-Benefit Ratio🛡️ 21x Capital Runway Protected
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$100,000 ChallengeRetest: ~$540 USD
1 Failed Challenge Cost:~$540 USD
XpFirm Shield License:$24.50 / mo ($0.81/day)
1 Saved Breach Equates To:22 Months of Software
Cost-to-Benefit Ratio🛡️ 22x Capital Runway Protected
$200,000 ChallengeRetest: ~$1,080 USD
1 Failed Challenge Cost:~$1,080 USD
XpFirm Shield License:$74.50 / mo ($2.48/day)
1 Saved Breach Equates To:15 Months of Software
Cost-to-Benefit Ratio🛡️ 15x Capital Runway Protected

* Regulatory & Compliance Notice: Industry challenge fees are standard market estimates used for illustrative software cost comparison. XpFirm is an automated risk management software utility and does not provide financial advice, trading signals, or profit guarantees.

Our Promise

What we’ll do for you — and what we never will

Plenty of people will promise you profits. We’d rather tell you exactly where we stop — because the second list is what makes the first one worth anything.

What XpFirm gives you

  • A live view of your account risk — drawdown, exposure, and trade history
  • The drawdown limits you set, enforced by a halt you trigger
  • A timestamped record of every state change — evidence, not memory
  • Tools to review your own process and build a repeatable routine

What XpFirm will never do

  • A promise that you'll make money, get funded, or pass a challenge
  • Signals, buy / sell calls, or trades made for you
  • A managed account, or anyone trading on your behalf
  • A mystery “professional” score that grades you with a black box

Crosses the bridge

  • Balance, equity, drawdown
  • Closed trade history
  • halted / not halted — the only thing that comes back

Never leaves your terminal

  • Your broker password — the EA never has it
  • Any right to fund or withdraw from the account
  • Order direction, size or symbol — XpFirm composes none

Risk Engineering

The Numbers That Decide Your Account

Parameter
Threshold
Example Daily Loss Limit5.00%
Example Overall Drawdown Limit10.00%
User-Configured Protective Threshold4.90%
Inactivity Period Before Flag30 Days
Unmonitored Breach ConsequenceAccount Terminated

Actual rules vary by firm, program, and account type. Configure XpFirm around your own rules.

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The solid line is a monitored account: halted at your 4.90% threshold. The dotted line is the same day without monitoring.

  1. 1
    Initial Calibration Baseline

    On Day 1, the Daily Loss Floor sits 5% below your open, while the Overall Floor sits 10% below your initial capital.

  2. 2
    Daily Dynamic Re-Anchoring

    At 00:00 UTC rollover, yesterday's losses stop counting against today's limit. The daily floor resets to today's open balance.

  3. 3
    Static Overall Drawdown Lock

    The overall floor remains fixed 10% below initial balance. Account profit creates room, but the floor never lifts upwards.

  4. 4
    Zero-Breach Sovereign Protection

    XpFirm's autonomous kill-switch halts exposure before either floor is breached, preserving your prop-firm evaluation.

Configurable parameters: XpFirm allows you to set custom buffers (e.g. 4.8% on a 5% rule) to guarantee that slippage or commission spikes never trigger a hard disqualification with your prop firm.

XpFirm does

  • Monitor telemetry reported by linked accounts
  • Compare risk with user-configured limits
  • Persist halt state for the linked bridge
  • Record timestamped events and historical analytics

XpFirm does not

  • Open trades or choose trade direction
  • Provide investment advice
  • Hold trading capital or customer funds
  • Guarantee evaluation success, payout, or profit