Trading tools built around a prop firm's rulebook
An Expert Advisor cannot make an evaluation finish faster than the market allows. What it can do is count the things the firm counts and stop before a line instead of after it. That is what the tools here are built to do, and each one is sold through its own store, not through this site.
Two places to start
The Expert Advisors each carry a guard that takes a firm's numbers from a dropdown: the loss floors, the reset clock, the profit target and the minimum trading days. The guard decides when the EA must stop; it does not change how the EA enters a trade.
On cTrader, AuricFlow, Quotient Drift and Cross Pair Forge carry the same kind of guard, built into the cBot. The grid cBots do not; for Bullion Horizon, the preset built for those limits and the control each kind of rule maps onto are on the cBots page.
- MT4/MT5 EAs for Prop Firm TradingAuric Flow, Quotient Drift and Cross Pair Forge
- cBots for Prop Firm TradingAuricFlow, Quotient Drift and Cross Pair Forge on the cTrader Store
- Live results on MyfxbookSeven cBots trading in public demo accounts, the three prop-firm cBots among them
What a rule guard cannot do
It cannot make a market trend, and it cannot make an evaluation phase finish faster than the market allows. What it controls is the other half: the limits that end an account, counted exactly and stopped short of.
It cannot know that a firm changed its rules after the version was built. Your firm's dashboard is the authority, and each Expert Advisor prints the numbers it is enforcing when it starts, so they can be checked before the first trade.
Historical tests show what an engine did on data that has already happened. They are not a prediction, and each listing shows the windows that did not reach a target beside the ones that did.