TradeRR connects to Tradovate-routed MyFundedFutures accounts in read-only mode and surfaces live net liquidation, drawdown distance, daily P&L, and a per-account journal.
MFFU’s evaluation and Master phases all run on Tradovate execution. TradeRR pulls the same data the firm portal sees and lays it out for review: net liq, drawdown distance, daily P&L, calendar performance, and a per-account journal.
TradeRR uses the live trailing rule (peak − spread) instead of Tradovate’s broker-level locked threshold, so the Distance to Drawdown matches the MFFU portal intraday.
If you run several MFFU accounts — evaluation, multiple Funded, or both — TradeRR rolls them up into a single portfolio view while still letting you drill into any one of them.
TradeRR’s Tradovate integration is scoped read-only. No order routing, no fund movement, no settings changes — just performance and journaling on top of your existing MFFU setup.
MyFundedFutures uses Tradovate for execution, so the connection is a standard Tradovate OAuth flow with read-only scope. Authorise from MFFU’s Tradovate environment and TradeRR pulls your account list, fills, and balances automatically.
Yes. TradeRR computes the live trailing floor as Peak Equity − Trailing Drawdown Spread, which matches MFFU’s evaluation rule. The dashboard refreshes every 5 minutes so the Distance to Drawdown number stays in line with what MFFU shows.
Yes. Connect each MFFU Tradovate login separately and TradeRR groups them by account name while showing combined performance across all of them.
A background sync runs every 5 minutes via Supabase pg_cron, on tab focus, and on demand from the Sync button. Net liquidation and drawdown distance update with the same cadence as the firm portal.
Tradovate’s reporting API returns up to ~30 days of recent activity for prop accounts. TradeRR pulls everything available on first connect; older history can come in via manual CSV import if you’ve exported it from MFFU.