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Yes. Seven days, the full terminal, no card. We email you on day 5, and nothing is charged unless you choose a plan. The plans are on our pricing page.

Yes, and it’s a good way to start. Connect a demo during the free trial and pick the firm, program and size you’re aiming for (open the demo at the same starting balance), and you’ll see that account’s real limits and where Breach Guard would act before you pay for an evaluation. You can switch Guard on on the demo to watch it work.

The risk terminal doesn't. Its connectors are read-only; the one order it can send is the flatten — closing positions and cancelling their working orders — and it only exists if you explicitly arm the Breach Guard. The risk terminal never opens, adds to or reverses a position. Breach Guard only closes positions and cancels orders.

No. Tradefend can’t block your platform or stop you placing an order; it doesn’t trade for you. The terminal warns you as each limit fills. If you switch on Breach Guard (optional, off by default), it attempts to close your positions when equity reaches its Guard line, set just inside your firm’s line. After that, while Guard stays on, it attempts to close any new position as soon as it opens: on the daily loss line until your firm’s day resets, on the max loss line until you re-arm it in the terminal or equity climbs back above the line. It’s a backstop that closes trades, not a lock that prevents them.

Risk-management software that reads your account and places no entry orders is generally permitted — firms restrict tools that trade for you, which the risk terminal does not do. The opt-in Breach Guard closes positions only, and automated trade management policies vary by firm, so check yours before you switch Guard on (it is off by default). If in doubt, ask your firm's support in writing and keep the answer.

A daily loss limit resets each trading day; a trailing drawdown follows your equity high and never gives ground back. Most blown accounts die because the trader confused the two — or didn't know whether their firm counts intraday equity or end-of-day balance. Tradefend models both caps, with each firm's exact timing convention, and shows you the binding one at all times.

23 futures and forex prop firms, among them Apex Trader Funding, Tradeify, MyFundedFutures, Lucid Trading, Take Profit Trader, FTMO, FundedNext, E8 Markets, The5ers, Hola Prime, Alpha Capital and DNA Funded. Each account type is modeled per program and phase from the firm's own pages; one the firm doesn't allow software like ours on shows as Not supported, with the reason. We keep re-reading each firm's rules and checkout and tell you when a rule on your account changes. If a firm's rule is ambiguous or unpublished, we model the conservative reading and tell you so, rather than guessing in your favor.

Yes. Connect every account you trade, in any mix of supported firms and platforms, and each one is held to its own firm’s rules for its program, size and phase. One plan covers all of them, with no per-account fee. Breach Guard is switched on account by account. Tradefend isn’t a trade copier: it watches and protects each account, and it never copies or places trades between them.

Yes. Pick the live-capital profile, set your own daily and max-loss limits, and Tradefend enforces your discipline exactly the way it enforces a firm's — verdicts, meters, tilt alerts and the optional Guard included.

Fast, and honest about the limits. While you have a position open, Tradefend reads your account every 2 seconds on cTrader and TradeLocker, every 3 seconds on Tradovate and NinjaTrader, and every 0.75 seconds on MetaTrader, and our servers check each reading against your firm’s lines in under 10 milliseconds (95 of every 100 readings, measured on the live servers). The moment equity reaches the Guard line, the close goes out on that same reply, through your platform. Guard’s line sits inside your firm’s, so there’s cushion for the close to fill. It’s still best effort: if price gaps past your firm’s line between two readings, the close fills where the market is, and no software, ours or anyone’s, can promise otherwise.

Not on Tradovate, NinjaTrader, cTrader or TradeLocker: those connections run on our servers, so Tradefend keeps watching and Guard keeps working with your computer off. MetaTrader is the exception: its connector runs on your own PC, so if that PC sleeps or MetaTrader closes, the feed stops and Guard can’t act until it’s back. Either way Guard’s close goes through your platform, like your own orders, and the market decides the fill.

Guard can’t beat a gap. If price jumps past your firm’s line between two ticks, the close fills where the market is and the account can still breach; that’s why Guard’s line sits inside your firm’s. For news, the terminal can count down to each high-impact release (on by default where your firm restricts news trading), and with Breach Guard on you can have it flatten your positions 5, 10 or 15 minutes before each release. Where a firm counts any close inside the news window against you, Guard waits for the window to end before closing, unless equity nears the firm’s own line first.

Yes. Tradefend reads account state — it doesn't care who placed the trades. Positions opened by an EA or copier count against your caps just like manual ones, which is exactly why you want a second pair of eyes on them.

Read access to your balance, equity, positions and orders. Tradovate, NinjaTrader and cTrader connect through their own approval page, so we never see the password, and you can revoke the access there. TradeLocker has no approval page: you enter its sign-in once, it is sealed in your browser, and it is deleted when you disconnect. MetaTrader runs on your own computer. Only if you switch Breach Guard on can Tradefend close positions and cancel orders on that account. We never sell or share your trading data.

We read every firm's rule pages every morning and walk their checkouts through the week, and a change ships the same day — the terminal picks it up without you touching anything, and you get a note when a rule on your account changes. When a firm publishes something ambiguous, we model the stricter interpretation and say so until it's confirmed.

Tradovate (TradingView traders ride this one), NinjaTrader, TradeLocker, cTrader and MetaTrader. Tradovate, NinjaTrader and cTrader connect from our side: you approve Tradefend on the platform’s own sign-in page and there is nothing to install. TradeLocker takes its sign-in once, sealed in your browser. MetaTrader connects from your own computer with a one-file setup.

Yes — online, from your profile, no retention maze, no “call us to cancel.” A plan runs to the end of the period you paid for, and you get a reminder before any yearly renewal.