Prop Firm Drawdown Guardian MT5
- Yardımcı programlar
- Sürüm: 1.0
- Etkinleştirmeler: 10
Prop Firm Drawdown Guardian watches your whole prop firm account and closes all trades before you break the daily loss limit or the max drawdown. It never opens trades.
One bad session or one misbehaving EA can end a funded account in minutes. This utility enforces your firm's limits for you, on manual trades and on every EA running on the account.
What it does
- Watches equity in real time, including floating P/L, swaps and commissions.
- Near a limit, it closes all positions (biggest loss first), deletes pending orders and blocks new trades. A daily lock lifts at the next reset. An overall lock stays.
- Presets for FTMO, FundedNext and The5ers, with the daily reset in the firm's own time zone.
- Static or trailing drawdown, plus a safety buffer for slippage.
- Warns about trades without a stop loss and about your total risk at the stop losses. Trades with a stop loss are never touched.
- Clear panel: loss room left today, both floors, countdown to the next reset.
- Alerts by popup, phone push and email. English or Vietnamese.
Your firm isn't in the list? Choose Custom and type in your firm's rules. It works with almost any prop firm.
Quick start
1. Drag the EA onto any one chart. One chart covers the whole account.
2. Pick your prop firm preset and type in your account size.
3. Turn on Algo Trading in the toolbar and tick "Allow Algo Trading" in the EA settings.
4. Check the panel: the floors and the next reset should match your firm's dashboard.
5. Keep MetaTrader running (a VPS is the easy way).
Full user guide and input reference: https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/777986
Try it free
Run the free demo in the Strategy Tester in visual mode. Demo mode opens sample trades so you can watch it close and lock.
Good to know
- Slippage and price gaps can push equity past a limit before trades are closed. The buffer helps, but no tool can guarantee an account stays funded.
- Not affiliated with any prop firm. Always check your firm's current rules.
Questions and suggestions are welcome in the Comments.
