A test that passes is not a promise that a prop firm challenge will pass. A passed rule check means the strategy stayed inside the rules on the data it was tested on.
Prop firm checks run on a filtered result.
Prop firm checks run on a filtered result.
A test cannot check news-time limits or copy-trading bans. It reads consistency, inactivity and weekend holding, and flags banned patterns such as hedging or a grid.
Rules change. Check your firm's current page before you rely on a preset.
Oathra cannot answer for your firm. Some firms restrict automation, so check your firm's rules on third-party tools before you install the Oathra EA.
No, it cannot stop a robot. Guardian warns on both plans. On the paid plan it can close positions when a limit is crossed: by default only the ones opened through Oathra, and a robot's own trades only if you allow it to close every open position on the account. The robot keeps running and can open new trades, and none of this is a promise that a limit holds.
Oathra is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any prop firm.
The check counts a day by the clock of the rules you picked. If your firm resets at another hour, the daily loss can fall on a different day. Confirm the reset time against your firm's own page.
The prop firm check is on the paid plan: prop firm checks run on a filtered result, and filtering is on the paid plan.