Hold a tested strategy to a prop firm's rules, and read which rule it hit first.
The five results a prop firm check can give, when each one prints, and what the check reads and cannot read.
No test can promise a challenge. What a passed rule check does tell you, what it reads, and what it cannot read.
Firms count the day's loss from balance or equity and reset on their own clock. Here is how Oathra reads each firm it holds, with the capture date.
Prop firm checks run on a filtered result.
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.
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.