Prop Firms and Order Flow Software: Data, Rules and Compatibility

• 4PropTrader — 4PropTrader accounts of the Rithmic type connect to the shared system named Rithmic Paper Trading, for both the evaluation and the Performance phase. The constraint worth knowing before you build a workflow around it is historical data: on free demo entitlements the History plant can refuse the request with code 13, which leaves charts live but empty of past sessions.
• Apex Trader Funding — Apex Trader Funding issues Rithmic credentials that are separate from the dashboard login, and both the evaluation and the Performance Account run on a Rithmic system named Apex. The practical constraint for an order flow trader is not the rules but the feed: Rithmic allows one concurrent market-data session per login, so a chart platform and R | Trader Pro cannot both be connected unless a second login is bought.
• Astrofund — Astrofund issues its own dxFeed credentials to funded traders rather than Rithmic ones. That single fact decides compatibility: a platform built on the Rithmic R | Protocol has nothing to connect to, whatever is typed into the connection form. Senzoukria's dxFeed rail is not shipped, so an Astrofund account cannot be connected today, and this page says so rather than implying otherwise.
• BluSky — BluSky routes through the shared Rithmic system named Rithmic Paper Trading, for the evaluation and for the funded account alike. The feed is the ordinary Rithmic one, which means a footprint chart, a DOM ladder and a liquidity heatmap all work, and the connection profile survives conversion without edits.
• Bulenox — Bulenox routes through the shared Rithmic system named Rithmic Paper Trading, documented by the firm itself rather than inferred from its brand. The same name covers the evaluation and the funded account, so a connection profile built once keeps working, and the feed supports the full order flow toolkit.
• Earn2Trade — Earn2Trade accounts on the Rithmic rail use a system named Earn2Trade for both the evaluation and the funded phase, confirmed against Rithmic's own gateway enumeration. Earn2Trade also offers Tradovate, and an account provisioned there has no Rithmic credentials, so the first thing to establish is which rail the account sits on.
• Elite Trader Funding — Elite Trader Funding's evaluation connects to Rithmic Paper Trading, confirmed by the firm's own connection guide. The system name for the LIVE ELITE funded account is not published anywhere, and guessing it is the wrong move: ask support for it before the first funded session rather than discovering the refusal during one.
• Lucid Trading — Lucid Trading issues Rithmic credentials whose username begins with LT-, and uses a single system name, LucidTrading, for both the evaluation and the LucidPro funded account. It is also one of the few firms whose own position on third-party software and automation via Rithmic is stated rather than left for support to interpret case by case.
• Take Profit Trader — Take Profit Trader is one of the firms where the Rithmic system name changes when the account converts. The evaluation runs on Rithmic Paper Trading; the PRO+ funded account runs on Rithmic 01-US. A connection built during the evaluation will not log in to the funded account until the system name is changed, which is the single most common support question for this firm.
• Tradeify — Tradeify accounts only carry Rithmic credentials if the Rithmic rail, sold as Tradesea, was picked at checkout. Accounts opened on the Tradovate rail have no Rithmic login at all, and no system name will make them connect. The firm's Funded Trader Agreement also restricts use to sanctioned platforms, so written confirmation should come before any third-party software touches a funded account.

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