walls

Built by a funded trader who lost an account in profit.

Not to a bad trade. To a rule the firm measured differently than he did.

A trading desk at night with charts on two screens

Why Walls exists

Funded trading has a strange failure mode. You can have a working strategy, be up on the account, and still lose it, because the daily loss limit was measured from a snapshot you didn't know about, or the drawdown trailed a high you'd forgotten, or one great day quietly moved your payout target out of reach.

The rules aren't hidden. They're written in help pages, terms and FAQs. The problem is that nobody can hold every rule of every account in their head while a trade is open.

Walls holds them for you. It reads your account, applies your firm's rules the way your firm applies them, and shows you the distance to each one, live.

Olu, founder. Funded gold trader and product manager.

Three lines we don't cross

Read-only, forever

Walls connects with the investor password. It can't place, change or close a trade, and it never will.

Arithmetic, not advice

Walls shows distances and rule math. It never gives signals, entries or trade ideas.

A source for every rule

Every rule value links to the firm page it came from. If we're not sure, we say so.

Contact

Questions, feedback, a rule Walls got wrong, or anything about the terms. Messages go straight to the people who build Walls.

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See it on a sample account

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