The firm’s rules, enforced
before the firm ever sees the order.
Most challenge failures are not strategy failures. They are one daily-loss breach, one oversized trade, one revenge entry. Dixpliner turns the firm’s limits into your own hard limits, checked on every order.
Every firm rule has a plan rule.
Set yours a little tighter than the firm’s. The gap is your margin for slippage and spread.
Daily loss cap (e.g. 5%)
Daily loss limit
Set it tighter than the firm, say 4%, and in the same mode the firm uses (percent of balance, or a fixed amount). Dixpliner counts open risk too, so a breach cannot sneak in through positions still running.
Maximum overall drawdown
Account cap + weekly profit target + manual pause
Record the firm’s drawdown as an account cap so it is always visible. Use a weekly profit target to bank progress, and a manual pause on the days you are close to the line.
Max lot size or risk per trade
Risk per trade
The lot is computed from your risk figure and the stop distance. You never type a size, so you can never fat-finger one.
Consistency rules
Max trades per day + daily profit target
A cap on trades and a stop-when-green target keep the daily P&L profile flat instead of one giant day followed by give-backs.
Trading hours or news restrictions
Session hours
A session window that ends before the restricted period means the order is refused, not just discouraged.
One IP per trader, no shared VPS
Dedicated instance
Each MT5 account runs in its own container on its own server with its own IP, designed to reduce shared-IP conflicts. Nothing is shared with another trader. Firms set their own terms on third-party tools and hosting, so verify your firm’s current rules before connecting.
Real, Challenge or Funded.
Mark each account when you connect it. Challenge and Funded accounts carry the firm’s caps next to your plan, so you always see the distance to both.
Real
Your own money at a retail broker. The plan is the only limit set.
Challenge
An evaluation account. You record the firm’s max drawdown, daily loss and risk per trade as caps beside your own plan.
Funded
A passed account with payouts. Same caps as a challenge, plus a payout pause to freeze the account before the date.
The most dangerous week is the green one.
Three rules exist specifically for the days between “funded” and “paid”.
Payout pause
Pick the payout date, add a note if you want one, and the account refuses new trades until then. Open positions can still be managed.
Profit targets
A daily or weekly target ends the day or week the moment closed P&L reaches it. After that, only edits that reduce risk or secure profit go through on open positions.
Discipline monitor
If you open the terminal and place a trade directly, the monitor closes it, logs it and the account is locked for a week. The payout is protected from you as much as from the market.
Copy them, or keep them separate.
Copy trading: master and alias
Link alias accounts to a master. Each order on the master is mirrored to every alias, sized by a lot multiplier or by the alias’s own risk basis. Breakeven moves are mirrored too. Every alias still obeys its own plan, so a copied order that would breach an alias limit is refused on that alias only.
One plan per account
Every connected account has its own copy of the plan. Tightening the challenge account’s daily loss does not touch the funded one.
Built for traders who already know their rules.
If you do not have a plan yet, Dixpliner will make you write one at onboarding. If you have one and keep breaking it, this is where the breaking stops.
Prop-firm challenge traders
“One daily-loss breach ends the challenge. The strategy was fine.”
The firm’s daily cap becomes your own hard limit, set slightly tighter. Each account runs on its own IP. A payout pause freezes the account until the date.
Read the prop-firm pageFunded traders protecting a payout
“The account is green, and the temptation is to “add a little more”.”
Daily and weekly profit targets stop the day or week once you are up. After a target is hit, only risk-reducing edits to open positions go through.
See the profit-target rulesTraders who revenge trade
“Two losses, then the size doubles, then the plan is gone.”
Max trades per day, the daily loss budget and the settings window mean the third trade is refused and the limit cannot be raised until the weekend.
Follow an order through the checksTraders running several accounts
“Same rules, five accounts, five chances to forget one.”
Every account gets its own plan. Master accounts copy to aliases, each sized by its own risk basis and blocked by its own limits.
See the Accounts screenWhat Dixpliner will not do.
- Pass a challenge for you. It enforces your plan; it does not have one of its own.
- Trade for you. No signals, no automated entries.
- Hide anything from the firm. Your account is your account; Dixpliner only sits in front of it.
- Guarantee compliance with a firm’s terms. Some firms restrict copy trading or third-party tools. Read your firm’s terms before you connect.
Your strategy makes the decisions. Dixpliner makes sure you follow them.
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