Prop firm rules form and drawer: enter your own account rules
The Prop firm rules drawer opens from the Performance panel of Replay. Its form captures the evaluation, funded and fee rules of your own account as text fields, converts them once on save into a validated rule set, and stores it locally for the simulation, the evaluation card and the Gauntlet.
Senzoukria · Documentation · Updated September 2026
Where to find it
- Where
- Replay → Performance panel → "Prop firm rules" button (drawer); "none saved" is shown until a set exists
- Presets
- Only account sizes whose rules were collected: Apex « Evaluation · EOD trailing » 50K, LucidFlex 50K, LucidPro 50K, Earn2Trade Gauntlet Mini 50K, Tradeify Growth 50K
- Required to save
- Prop firm, Program, Account size, Profit target, evaluation and funded drawdown amounts, profit share
- Session reset
- 17:00 America/Chicago for the daily loss limit (CME, not the firm)
What it does
The drawer keeps the thirty-field form off the Replay page until you need it. Escape closes it, a mouse press on the backdrop closes it, and focus moves to the close button on open. The intro is explicit: “Enter the rules of YOUR account. You have them on your firm's dashboard — we would only be guessing.” Closing the drawer unmounts the form, so an unsaved draft is gone: save before you close.
Fields hold strings while you type. Conversion to numbers happens once, on "Save these rules"; missing or unreadable fields are listed under "Still missing:" together with rule inconsistencies found by validateRuleSet. A saved set is versioned by lineage, marked verification "user", and named with your label or, if empty, the program id.
Evaluation and funded phases are two separate blocks. The "Copy the evaluation rules" button fills the funded block from the evaluation one, never automatically, with the warning that most firms change the drawdown and add a consistency rule after funding.
Settings
| Field | Default | What it changes |
|---|---|---|
| Start from a preset | Blank form | Loads a catalogue rule set; the label stays empty for you to name the account |
| Prop firm / Program / Account size ($) | empty | Identity of the set; all three are required |
| Profit target ($) | empty (required) | Ends the evaluation when reached |
| Minimum / Maximum trading days | 0 / no limit | Days needed before passing; maximum also becomes the default horizon of the drawdown zones |
| Maximum contracts | no limit | Position size rule, evaluation and funded separately |
| Maximum drawdown — Amount ($) | empty (required) | The allowance the account can consume |
| When does the limit move up? | At the end of each session, on my balance (EOD trailing) | STATIC, EOD, intraday on closed balance, after every closed trade, or real time including open positions |
| Does your drawdown follow your open profit? | No, only my closed trades | Whether unrealized profit raises the floor |
| The limit stops moving once I reach ($ of profit) / and freezes at ($) | empty = never | Lock of the trailing floor |
| Touching the limit exactly | is fine — I fail below it | Or "already fails the account" |
| Daily loss limit | No daily limit | Soft (day stops) or Hard (account fails); amount, basis (closed balance or equity), reset time 17:00 Chicago |
| Consistency rule | None | Best day %, best week %, fixed daily cap, or tiered cap per payout; consequence defaults to "my payout is held until it evens out" |
| Payouts | min profit 0, min days 0, 14 days between payouts, no first cap | Withdrawal cadence of the funded phase |
| My share of the profit (%) | 90 | Entered as a percentage, stored as a fraction |
| What you pay | 0 for evaluation, monthly, reset, activation, withdrawal | Feeds the cashflow and cost per payout |
How to use it
- Start from a preset only if your firm, program and size match exactly; sizes are not proportional and a 100K is not a 50K times two.
- Presets are templates or partially verified sets; the simulation shows a blocking caveat until you load, correct and save them as your own.
- Name the set after your account ("my Apex 50K") so that the pickers in the simulation and the evaluation card stay readable.
Limits or pitfalls
The catalogue lists ten firms but ships rules for five 50K programs only; the other entries are identity-only and offer no preset. Rules on affiliate sites expire without notice, which is why the software asks you to type yours.
The form does not read your firm's dashboard or contract. A value typed wrong produces a pass rate that is exactly wrong, so double-check the drawdown mode and the consistency consequence against your agreement.
Related pages
- Prop firm simulation
- Should I buy this evaluation?
- Drawdown zones
- Orderflow software and prop firm rules
- Prop firms
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Frequently asked questions
- Why is my firm listed but no preset appears?
- Only sizes whose rules were collected carry a rule set; the rest are deliberately left empty rather than filled with plausible values. Pick "Blank form" and enter the rules from your dashboard.
- What happens if I save with a field missing?
- Nothing is stored. The form lists the missing fields under "Still missing:" together with any inconsistency between rules, and you can fix them and save again.
- Does the drawer keep my draft when I close it?
- No. The form only exists while the drawer is open, so closing it discards anything not yet saved. Press “Save these rules” first; a saved set is then listed by the simulation and the evaluation card, and the button shows “none saved” only while no set exists.