TradingMC

For tradersProp firm traders

Pass the evaluation. Keep the payout.

Funded trading turns risk into rules: daily loss limits, trailing drawdown, payout windows. The trades that blow an evaluation are rarely bad setups; they are good setups taken at the wrong size on the wrong day. TradingMC keeps the rules and the plan in the same place.

WHAT THIS STAGE NEEDS

  • Every account's drawdown and payout target visible before the first trade.
  • Risk that is defined before entry and checked after.
  • A plan that already knows which days to size down.

What you get

Four products, in the order they matter here.

Every product is the same TradingMC. What changes by stage is what you lean on first.

All in one dashboard

Active capital across every evaluation and funded account, with drawdown used and the next payout target one tap away.

  • Two accounts or ten: one number for what is at risk.
  • Drawdown and payout progress per account.
  • Log the trade against the account it was taken in.
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My Edge

Rules written as commitments: respected risk, respected max trades, no revenge trade. Each session scores against them.

  • Discipline checks per trade feed the score.
  • A goal like execution rate keeps sizing honest through a payout run.
  • Habits that protect the account: pause after a loss.
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Global Markets dashboard

The calendar tells you which sessions carry event risk, so the half-size day is planned, not improvised.

  • Rate decision on Wednesday: half size into the close.
  • No entry before the print, written beside the event.
  • Plan status: unchanged, and visible.
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MC Trade Therapist

After a losing day inside a drawdown, the review asks the question that matters: what were you trying to recover, the setup or the feeling of being wrong?

  • Best trade of the day keeps the standard high on flat days.
  • Weekly review before the next evaluation week.
  • Monthly rollups across accounts.
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The firm's rules are fixed. Your process is the variable. Make it the strong one.