Triage the whole book. At a glance.
One screen shows live drawdown and limit status across all accounts: which are safe, which are at risk right now, and how close each one is to its floors. Operators act before breaches, not after.
Built for prop firms and trading businesses.
What you get. In detail.
At-risk triage
A live list of accounts approaching their limits, with each account’s distance to its daily floor, total floor, and time left, sorted so the most urgent is on top.
Proximity alerts
Configurable thresholds notify traders and owners when an account gets close to a target or a limit, before the breach, with re-notify throttling so nobody is spammed.
Automatic stop on failure
When an account fails, its MT monitoring is stopped automatically after a short grace delay. A blown account can’t keep trading your capital.
Self-healing automation
Background jobs retry and reconcile themselves; a lost task is re-detected and re-run, so no account ever sits in limbo waiting for a stop that never comes.
Max floating risk
Worst-case open exposure tracked per account, surfacing risk that closed-trade P&L hides.
Daily balance discipline
Day balances reset per firm at your own market-close time, keeping daily-drawdown math exact for your trading day, not someone else’s timezone.
Four accounts need eyes. Out of 312.
Sorted by urgency, not account number
The monitor reduces 312 accounts to the four that matter right now, each showing its distance to the exact floor it is closest to: daily, total, or the clock. Everyone else is being re-checked on every incoming event, silently.
The traders already know
Proximity alerts fired at your thresholds before anyone breached. #5118’s trader was warned at 1% out. A meaningful share of would-be breaches end here, with the trader closing risk themselves.
If it breaches anyway
The account fails with its exact reason, and monitoring stops automatically after a short grace delay, reconciliation-guaranteed. Your team never has to be fast, because the automation already is.
Why firms switch. And what changes.
Breaches happen in seconds. Reviews happen in hours.
The gap between those two speeds is where prop firms lose money: an account blows through its floor during a volatile session, keeps trading on a dead evaluation, and the firm finds out at the next manual check. Multiply by a growing book and “we watch our accounts closely” quietly becomes untrue: no team watches a hundred equity curves in real time.
How Fxward watches the book
Every account’s distance to its daily floor, total floor, and deadline is recomputed on every incoming event and rolled into one triage view with the most urgent accounts on top. Proximity alerts warn traders and owners before a breach at thresholds you set; on failure, the account is stopped automatically after a short grace delay, and self-healing background jobs guarantee the stop happens even if a task is lost mid-flight.
What changes for your firm
Risk operations shift from reactive to preventive: your team works a short at-risk list instead of scanning everything, traders get warned in time to manage their own risk, and a failed account is never quietly still trading your capital. The automation is the safety net; the triage view is where your judgment goes.
What “we monitor closely” usually means. A human and a hundred curves.
Attention
Someone scans equity curves between other tasks. Attention decays by lunchtime.
Every account’s distance to every floor, recomputed on every incoming event.
Prioritization
All accounts look equal; the dangerous one is on page six of the terminal list.
At-risk accounts sorted to the top, each with the exact number that put it there.
Warnings
The trader learns about the danger from the breach itself.
Proximity alerts at your thresholds, throttled, so they stay rare and real.
After a breach
The account keeps trading until someone notices, hours or days later.
Automatic stop after a grace delay, with reconciliation guaranteeing it lands.
Common questions. Straight answers.
You set thresholds per event (for example, “notify when an account is within 1% of its daily drawdown floor”) and Fxward fires the alert to the trader, the owners, or both, over the channels you chose. A re-notify interval prevents the same near-breach from flooding anyone’s inbox.