Your whole book. One screen.
Individual accounts don’t sink prop firms; aggregate exposure does. The Live Market board turns every open position across every account into a real-time picture of where your firm actually stands.
Built for prop firms and trading businesses.
What you get. In detail.
Per-symbol long/short split
For each symbol, see how much of the firm is long vs short (buy/winning vs sell/losing accounts), updated live as positions open and close.
Concentration warnings
A firm-level risk banner highlights when too much of the book is piled into one symbol or direction, the setup where one candle hits every account at once.
Total exposure & top symbol
Headline numbers for aggregate exposure and where it concentrates, without building a spreadsheet.
Sentiment & exposure modes
Switch between sentiment bars and raw exposure views depending on the question you’re asking: “which way is the book leaning?” vs “how much is at stake?”
Top accounts per symbol
Drill from a symbol into the accounts driving its exposure, and from there into each account’s risk status and behavior profile.
Built from real positions
Computed from traders’ actual open positions streaming in from MT4/MT5: no manual input, no end-of-day lag.
Tuesday, 13:58. Two minutes before FOMC. One glance.
The book is leaning
34 accounts long the same symbol isn’t 34 independent risks; it’s one trade in 34 sizes. If Gold drops $20 on the statement, most of those accounts draw down together, and the firm feels it as a single event.
The banner did the math
Nobody queried anything: the concentration warning fired the moment long-Gold exposure crossed the line, while every individual account still looked perfectly fine on its own.
What the operator does
Drill into the top accounts driving the exposure, see who is already near a floor, and decide with two minutes in hand (warn traders, watch the at-risk list, or simply be ready) instead of reconstructing what happened tomorrow.
Why firms switch. And what changes.
The risk no single account shows
Every account can be inside its rules while the firm itself is dangerously positioned. If most of the book is long the same pair going into a rate decision, one candle produces simultaneous drawdowns across dozens of accounts, the exact scenario that turns a normal week into a capital event. Per-account risk tools don’t show this; spreadsheets show it hours too late.
How the Live Market board works
Fxward aggregates every open position across every monitored account into a per-symbol picture, updated live from the MT4/MT5 feed: how much of the firm is long versus short, which accounts are winning or losing on each side, and where the book concentrates. A firm-level banner warns when net directional exposure crosses your comfort line, and every symbol drills down to the accounts driving it.
What changes for your firm
You get the view a treasury desk has, built for a prop operation and priced like prop software. Before a news event you know exactly where the book leans and which accounts to watch; after it, you can explain what happened with live data instead of reconstruction. Concentration stops being something you discover from the damage.
What exposure tracking without it looks like. If it happens at all.
Freshness
End-of-day exports. The picture is hours old by the time someone assembles it.
Live, recomputed as positions open and close on the trade servers.
Aggregation
Positions pulled terminal by terminal, summed by hand, per broker.
Every monitored account across all brokers and servers, aggregated automatically.
Warnings
None. A spreadsheet doesn’t know what “too concentrated” means.
A firm-level banner fires when net directional exposure crosses your comfort line.
Drill-down
Which accounts are behind the number? Start another spreadsheet.
Symbol → top accounts → each account’s risk status and profile, in clicks.
Common questions. Straight answers.
It is the aggregate view of every open position across all trader accounts: how much of the book is long or short each symbol, and where risk concentrates. A prop firm rarely fails because of one account; it fails when most of the book leans the same way into the same event. Fxward shows that lean in real time.