Drop your Aqua Futures fills into FundedNotes by CSV today and we turn them into clear drawdown distance, remaining daily loss room, running net P&L, and a journal tied to each account. Aqua Futures routes through Rithmic and Tradovate, so read-only Rithmic sync already works, with wider broker auto-sync arriving soon.
Aqua Futures is a futures prop firm, and its evaluation plans can use a trailing drawdown that trails your peak balance or an end-of-day drawdown that settles at the close. FundedNotes does not assume one or the other — it applies the rule that governs each individual account, so your distance-to-drawdown number reflects the real constraint you are trading inside.
Because Aqua Futures execution can flow through Rithmic, our live read-only Rithmic connection ingests your fills with zero order routing and zero access to funds. Tradovate-routed accounts are fully covered by CSV import today, and we are building auto-sync for more brokers so a growing share of your routing becomes hands-off over time.
When an end-of-day limit is in play, the question that matters late in a session is simple: how much room is left before the line trips? FundedNotes keeps that remaining daily loss room visible per account next to your live net P&L, so the final trade of the day is a deliberate decision instead of a gamble against a number you cannot see.
The tags, notes, and consistency metrics you record during an Aqua Futures evaluation stay attached as that account turns funded. Nothing resets when you pass, which means the review habits that earned the funded account are exactly the ones that protect your payouts afterward, all inside one continuous workflow.
Both of the common ones. As a futures prop firm, Aqua Futures evaluations tend to use either a trailing drawdown that follows your balance up or an end-of-day drawdown that locks at session close. FundedNotes reads the rule type attached to each account and measures your cushion against that exact line, so the figure is meaningful rather than generic.
Today that is CSV. Export your trade history from your Aqua Futures platform and import the file — fills, sizes, and timestamps flow straight into your journal. If your account routes through Rithmic, you can instead enable our read-only Rithmic sync and skip the export entirely.
Yes. Each Aqua Futures evaluation or funded account gets its own ledger, journal, and drawdown math, while a roll-up view stacks them into a single total. That separation matters when one account is mid-evaluation and another is already paying out.
No, and it is structurally impossible in our design. FundedNotes is strictly read-only: it never submits, edits, or cancels an order and never moves funds. The Rithmic link is granted at a read-only scope, so we can display your activity but cannot act on the account.
For Rithmic-routed Aqua Futures accounts, yes — our read-only sync reads new fills shortly after they occur so your dashboard stays current without a manual export. Auto-sync for additional brokers and routes is in active development to extend that hands-off experience further.
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