Built for funded and personal traders
Beyond the chartKnow your numbers
TraderBalance tracks prop firm accounts, trades, payouts, expenses and lifetime net P&L in one place — and pairs them with your daily readiness, so you know what you actually made and what kind of shape you made it in.
Example workspace
This is the actual product.
Not an illustration of it. Readiness leads, then the capital you're standing on in each arena, your accounts orbiting live, and the payouts and targets that follow from them.
How it works
Three things to set up. Then it keeps itself.
No fine print and no spreadsheet to maintain. Here is the whole of it.
Add your accounts
Every prop firm challenge, funded account and personal account, each with the firm, the size and the phase it is actually in. The app tracks which stage each one has reached rather than a flat status label.
Bring in your trades
Import a MetaTrader 5 history report or log trades by hand. Win rate, averages and an equity curve are computed from your own rows — a trade with no recorded P&L is left out rather than counted as a zero.
See what it pays, and what it cost
Payouts as they become eligible, and the challenge fees, resets and subscriptions behind them. Net is net — the figure you quote yourself is the one after the cost of getting there.
What it does
Five things to keep straight. One place that keeps them.
Know what state you're in before the open.
A daily score built from your sleep, resting heart rate and HRV — then correlated against your own trading days, so you find out which state you actually trade well in rather than guessing at it.
- Signals
- Sleep · resting HR · HRV
- Wearables
- Whoop · Oura · Google Health
- Output
- Daily score, correlated to your P&L
Achievements
Turn milestones into certificates.
First payout, funded accounts, expense ROI, payout streaks, dual-arena runs — every milestone strikes a certificate with your name, the date you earned it and its own certificate ID. Preview it, download it, share it.
- Bronze
- Steel
- Gold
- Platinum
- Obsidian
Live component, sample recipient — Payout Milestones, Obsidian tier
How it handles your data
Claims you can check.
Broker links
Through the broker's own sign-in, read-only
Connecting cTrader sends you to cTrader to authorise it, and what comes back is a read-only token. TraderBalance never sees a password, never places an order and never trades on your behalf.
MetaTrader
A file you export, not a login
MetaTrader 5 has no connection API for this, so rather than ask for terminal credentials the app takes the history report you export yourself. Nothing is connected to; a file is read.
Currency
One denomination, switched everywhere at once
GBP, USD or EUR, chosen in Settings and applied across every page together. There is no state in which half the site is converted and half is not.
Sample data
Every figure on this page is invented
The dashboard above is the real component running on made-up numbers, and it is labelled as such. No amount shown anywhere on this page is a real trader's result.
Before you ask
The questions traders actually arrive with.
Not yet. TraderBalance is invite-only while it is finished — accounts are opened from an allowlist rather than by anyone who lands here. Everything on this page is built and running; the door is what is closed.
Not with your login, no. Trade history comes in as a MetaTrader 5 history report you export yourself, or you log trades by hand. TraderBalance never asks for a broker password, never places an order and never trades on your behalf.
It is firm-agnostic. You record the firm, the account size, the phase and the rules it is under, so FTMO, Topstep, FundingPips or one nobody has heard of are all the same shape to the app.
GBP, USD or EUR, switched from Settings and applied across the entire site at once. Every figure re-denominates together, so you never see a half-converted page.
No. Readiness is one part of the app, not the price of entry — accounts, trades, payouts and expenses all work on their own. Connect a wearable and you additionally get a daily score correlated against your trading days.
Neither, quite. It tracks the things a funded trader has to keep straight — which accounts are at which stage, what has been paid out, what it cost to get there — and it does the arithmetic on them. It is not trying to be your notebook or your tax return.