Take Profit Trader and order flow software: two Rithmic systems, one account path

Two phases, two system names

The evaluation account connects to the system named Rithmic Paper Trading. That is a shared Rithmic environment used by a number of firms for their simulated phase, and it carries live market data rather than synthetic prices, which is why a footprint built during an evaluation is a real footprint.

The PRO+ funded account connects to Rithmic 01-US instead. Nothing else about the connection changes: same gateway, same credentials pattern. But a platform profile still pointing at Rithmic Paper Trading will be refused at login, and the error does not say "you were promoted": it says the login failed. Changing the system name on the profile is the whole fix.

Why this trips people up

• The conversion is a commercial event; nothing in the platform announces that a technical field must change.
• The refusal looks identical to a wrong password, so traders re-type credentials that were never the problem.
• Platforms that hide the system name behind a firm picker will connect an evaluation and fail a funded account with no visible difference.
• Keeping two profiles, one per phase, avoids editing a working connection under pressure on the first funded session.

What the feed gives an order flow trader

Both phases deliver the same kind of data: trades with an aggressor side, depth of market, and historical bars and ticks subject to the entitlements on the account. That is what a footprint chart, a DOM ladder and a liquidity heatmap are built from, so the analysis does not change when the account converts, only the login field does.

The one-session-per-login rule applies here as everywhere on Rithmic: one concurrent market-data session. A charting platform and R | Trader Pro cannot both hold it.

Automation and the account agreement

Whether a strategy may trade the account unattended is set by the firm's agreement, not by the connection. Confirm it in writing before arming anything. Senzoukria will not route a strategy to a connected account without an explicit arming step, a typed confirmation and an acknowledgement that the firm permits automation.