- Balance
- $97,300
- Equity
- $96,700
- Today's closed P/L
- -$2,700
- Daily loss limit
- $5,000
All correct. It's up to you to be looking, and to do the math with a trade open.
The rule is one line. The mechanics are where accounts die.
Most breaches aren't a bad strategy. They're a rule measured from a different moment, a different number, or a different balance than the trader assumed.
The rulebook says3% daily loss limit.
It's measured from a snapshot at 22:00 UTC, on equity, so a trade that's open and losing counts before you close it. On a $100K account that finished yesterday at $101,195.60, today's wall sits at $98,195.60, not $97,000.
The rulebook saysBest day must be at most 20% of total profit.
After a $764.40 first day you need $3,822 realized before you can withdraw. Make $1,500 tomorrow and the target jumps to $7,500. Making more money too fast delays the payout. Walls shows today's ceiling before you cross it.
The rulebook says6% trailing drawdown, locks at breakeven.
After your first payout the floor locks at your starting balance for good. Withdraw down to $100,600 and a $100K account has $600 of room left. One normal stop-out ends it.
The rulebook saysNo trading 5 minutes around high-impact news.
That includes your stop or take-profit filling on its own inside the window. Profit from a trade that closes there can be removed. Walls warns you 15 minutes before a restricted window on anything you hold.
Inside Walls
One screen. Every wall, in dollars.
A sample account running the real engine, live. Pick a feature, or let it walk you through.
100K instant account, sampleLive
You already have a dashboard.
Here's the same minute on both screens: down $2,700 on the day, with one trade still open.
$1,700 left before the daily loss limit
If your XAUUSD stop fills at -$2,400, the daily limit breaks by $100.
Telegram · Walls · 10:21Your open XAUUSD trade can end this account. Close it or tighten the stop.
Your dashboard tells you what happened. Walls tells you what's about to, while you can still do something about it.
Why Walls isn't your dashboard- Read-only. It can't open, change or close a trade.
- No signals. It never tells you what to trade.
- Your firm's numbers are final. Walls sits next to your dashboard, not instead of it.
Before you buy an account, see every rule.
Type a prop firm. Walls reads the firm's own rules pages, terms and FAQ, and lays out every account it sells and the fine print that can cost you the account or the payout.
- Every account type it sells, with sizes and each stage's rules
- 30 fine-print checks, from lot caps to minimum hold times and payout denials
- A link to the firm's own page for every rule
- Gaps marked plainly, so you know exactly what to ask before paying
Fine print, example
What the review looks like for a firm. Every line links to its source.
Can end your account
Max 10 lots open on gold at once. No trade for 30 days closes the account.
Can remove profits
Trades held under 60 seconds don't count; their profit is removed.
Can delay or block a payout
A day only counts toward payout eligibility with 0.5% profit or more.
Not stated on the firm's pages
Copy trading. Account management by someone else. Ask before you buy.
Connect in about two minutes. No software to install.
Find your firm
Type its name. Walls lists every account it sells and loads the rules and fine print for the one you bought: limits, reset times, how drawdown trails, consistency and news.
Enter your view-only login
Your MT5 account number, its investor password and the server name. We show you where to find each one.
Watch your walls
Your dashboard fills in within a few minutes and refreshes every 20 seconds. Turn on Telegram alerts with one tap.
What Walls can see
- Balance and equity
- Open positions and their stops
- Closed trades, to compute your days and payout math
What Walls can't do
- Open, close or change a trade
- Move money or request payouts
- Know your master password. MT5 gives every account a second, investor password that is view-only by design.
Built by a funded trader
I built Walls after losing a funded account that was in profit. Not to a bad trade, to a rule my firm measured differently than I did. Walls is the screen I wanted open next to MT5 every day.Olu, funded gold trader and founder of Walls
Get an invite
The beta is small on purpose. Tell us which firms you trade with and we'll send a code. In the meantime, the demo runs the same engine on sample accounts.
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