Two limits, and only one of them is automated here
Nearly every funded programme measures a daily loss and a total loss. TheConnector enforces the daily one, inside the robot, on your own terminal — so it works on a position opened yesterday and even when no alert arrives. It does not enforce the total one today, and you should size your automation knowing that.
What happens when the daily limit is reached
The robot closes the positions of that account and refuses every new entry for the rest of the trading day. Closing, cancelling and break-even commands keep working, so you are never locked out of your own positions, and the block clears by itself at the next trading day. Recovery baskets are blocked too — the limit is not bypassed by another feature.
The flatten covers everything on that account, including positions opened by hand
Never the positions of another account sharing the same terminal
Rejected entries carry an explicit reason, visible in your order history
Why the reference balance is the hard part
A daily limit is only as good as the number it compares against. Tools that snapshot the balance when they start forget every loss already booked that day the moment you restart your terminal — which is exactly when a funded account can least afford it. TheConnector rebuilds the day-start balance from your account history: current balance, minus the day's realised result, minus the day's cash movements.
A restart at midday keeps the morning's losses inside the limit
A payout does not fabricate a loss, and a top-up does not silently widen your allowance
The comparison uses equity, so an open losing position already moves you toward the limit
What TheConnector does not do for you
There is no overall or total drawdown limit today: the protection is daily only. There is also no per-programme preset — you enter your own threshold rather than picking a firm from a list. And no tool can guarantee a rule is respected: a gap through your level, a broker outage or a platform that will not accept a closing order are outside anything running on your terminal. Read your programme's own rules; they are the ones that count.
Daily only: no overall drawdown limit, and no per-firm preset
No execution guarantee: the fill on a closing order still depends on your broker and the market
Test it on a demo account before a funded one — the setting is per account
अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले प्रश्न।
Does it enforce my prop firm's overall drawdown?
Is there a preset for FTMO, FundedNext or The5ers?
Does it work when no alert arrives?
Which plans include it?
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इसके साथ शुरू करें एक अलर्ट।
Nearly every funded programme measures a daily loss and a total loss. TheConnector enforces the daily one, inside the robot, on your own terminal — so it works on a position opened yesterday and even when no alert arrives. It does not enforce the total one today, and you should size your automation knowing that.