TradingView · Pine Script v6 · Nasdaq, S&P & Dow Futures

Most Evaluations Aren't Lost On Bad Trades.

They're lost on arithmetic nobody tracks in real time. Prop Pass Pro puts your drawdown floor, consistency cap, daily loss limit, and maximum contract size on the chart — and blocks the trade when the math says you can't afford it.

The Problem

Three Ways Accounts Die Quietly

01

The Floor Moves

Trailing drawdown rises with every new high and never comes back down. Your cushion isn't the number your firm advertised — it's your balance minus a floor that keeps climbing. Prop Pass Pro shows the live floor and what's left, in dollars and in points at your contract size.

02

The Rules Change Mid-Journey

Several firms switch from end-of-day trailing during evaluation to intraday trailing once funded. Same trader, same habits, brand new failure mode. Prop Pass Pro switches its math when you switch phase, and labels which model is active.

03

The Consistency Cap

Hit your target and still get blocked, because one day was too large a share of total profit. It's pure algebra and almost nobody runs it live. Prop Pass Pro calculates your ceiling for today and updates it as total profit grows.

Grounded Expectations

What It Does. What It Doesn't.

Read the right column before you buy. If any of it is a dealbreaker, don't — all sales are final.

What Prop Pass Pro Does

  • Tracks your drawdown floor live Handles trailing and locked floors, end-of-day and intraday models, and shows your remaining cushion in dollars and in points.
  • Sizes your position from your cushion Tells you the maximum contracts your remaining room supports at your intended stop — and flags when the limit is your firm's rule rather than your risk.
  • Runs the consistency algebra Calculates the maximum you should make today without breaking the cap, recalculated as total profit grows.
  • Knows minis from micros Correct point values for NQ, ES, YM and their micros, with separate contract caps applied automatically from the charted symbol.
  • Counts down to the flatten cutoff Warns before the session close so open positions don't get auto-liquidated.
  • Blocks trades the math forbids A valid setup still gets refused if your stop is wider than your cushion, if one stop would breach your daily loss limit, or if you're inside the close window.
  • Ships with editable presets Take Profit Trader, Apex, Topstep, and TradeDay defaults for evaluation and funded phases — all overridable with your account's real numbers.

What It Does Not Do

  • It does not connect to your broker TradingView's Pine Script has no access to account data, even with your broker connected. You enter your balance, high-water mark, and today's P/L at the start of each session. Three numbers. There is no way around this and no indicator can do otherwise.
  • It does not guarantee you pass It enforces arithmetic. It cannot make your trades profitable, and no tool can. Most people who attempt evaluations do not pass.
  • It does not automate anything Take Profit Trader and several other firms prohibit trading bots. Alerts notify you — you place the order yourself. Routing our alerts to a webhook relay may violate your firm's terms.
  • It does not run on Tradovate or NinjaTrader This is a TradingView Pine Script indicator. Chart on TradingView, execute through your connected platform.
  • It does not publish a win rate Prop Pass Pro is a risk tool, not a signal service. The optional signal engine is under forward testing and ships with no performance claim attached — because we don't have one we'd defend.
  • It does not track your other accounts Counter-position and hedging rules across multiple accounts are outside what any single chart can see. Those stay your responsibility.
  • It does not replace reading your firm's rules Presets are a convenience, verified on the date shown in the dashboard. Firms change terms without notice. Yours are the ones that count.
Coverage

Four Firms, Editable Defaults

FirmDrawdown modelConsistencyPhase switch
Take Profit TraderEnd-of-day → intraday when funded50% of total profitYes — handled
Apex Trader FundingEnd-of-day or intraday, by product50% on performance accountsYes — handled
TopstepTrailing max loss50% during combineYes — handled
TradeDayVaries by program% of profit targetYes — handled
CustomYou define itYou define itYou define it

Presets are convenience defaults carrying a verification date. Prop firms revise terms frequently — Apex rewrote its ruleset in March 2026 and TradeDay rebuilt its product in May 2026. Always confirm against your own account.

Straight Talk

About the Signal Engine

Why there's no win rate on this page

Prop Pass Pro includes an optional signal engine for index futures built on displacement, market structure, relative volume, volume delta, and cross-index confirmation. It is restricted by default to the one timeframe we've collected a sample on, and the dashboard labels any other timeframe as untested.

We are not publishing a profit factor or a win rate for it, because the sample we have was arrived at after comparing multiple configurations — which biases any number upward. It is under forward testing now. If it earns a claim, you'll see the claim and the sample size behind it. Until then you get the tool and no number.

Every copy ships with Signal Lab enabled so you can collect your own sample on your own instrument and decide for yourself. Buy this for the risk engine. The signals are along for the ride.

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Prop Pass Pro

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Prop Pass Pro

NQ · ES · YM · MNQ · MES · MYM · TradingView
  • Firm Rule Engine — four firms, evaluation and funded phases, every value editable
  • Live Drawdown Floor — trailing and locked models, EOD and intraday, cushion in dollars and points
  • Contract Sizing — max contracts from your cushion and stop, across six contracts with separate mini and micro caps
  • Consistency Calculator — today's ceiling, recalculated as total profit grows
  • Daily Loss Limit Tracker — remaining room, with warning before one stop would breach it
  • Trade Gate — blocks setups your account arithmetic can't support, with the reason shown
  • Session Countdown — minutes to the flatten cutoff, with a chart warning band
  • Signal Lab — ATR-relative brackets so results compare fairly across instruments
  • Three dashboard sizes — Full, Compact, Minimal
Questions

Common Questions

Why do I have to enter my balance manually?
TradingView's Pine Script cannot read broker account data — not from Tradovate, not from anyone, even with your broker connected in the trading panel. That's a platform limitation, not a design shortcut. You enter your balance, high-water mark, and today's P/L at the start of each session. If a competitor claims their Pine indicator reads your prop account live, they are mistaken or misleading you.
Will this help me pass my evaluation?
It enforces the arithmetic that fails most accounts — floor tracking, position sizing, consistency, session cutoffs. It cannot make your trading profitable. If your strategy loses money, this will help you lose it more slowly and within the rules. That is worth something, but it is not a pass.
Can I automate it with webhooks?
No, and you shouldn't try. Take Profit Trader explicitly prohibits trading bots, and several other firms restrict automated execution. The alerts are for notification. You place the order yourself. Routing our alerts through a webhook relay may get your account closed — check your firm's terms.
Which platform do I need?
TradingView, on any plan including free. Your prop account connects separately through the trading panel — Tradovate is supported by most firms, and you'll need your firm's TradingView add-on enabled. Prop Pass Pro is the chart layer; your broker connection is the execution layer.
My firm isn't listed. Does it still work?
Yes. Every rule value is editable, and there's a Custom preset. Enter your profit target, drawdown, daily loss limit, consistency percentage, minimum days, and contract caps, and the engine works the same. The four named presets are convenience, not a limitation.
What's the refund policy?
ALL SALES ARE FINAL
Due to the digital and invite-only nature of the product, once TradingView access is granted all purchases are final and non-refundable. That's exactly why the "what it doesn't do" section above is on this page rather than buried in the fine print — read it, and if the manual-input requirement or the absence of a published win rate is a dealbreaker, don't buy. Full details in our Return Policy.