FundedNotes reads your DayTraders.com trades — brought in by CSV today — and shapes them into the figures that matter on a prop account: your distance to the drawdown line, the daily loss room still available, your net P&L, and a journal kept per account. Since DayTraders.com routes through Rithmic and Tradovate, read-only Rithmic sync already runs, with broader broker auto-sync arriving soon.
DayTraders.com operates as a US futures prop firm where evaluation terms can vary between trailing-drawdown and end-of-day-drawdown setups. FundedNotes tailors its distance-to-drawdown calculation to the plan each account uses, so the figure guiding your next decision matches the way that DayTraders.com account is genuinely being evaluated.
You can import DayTraders.com trades by CSV straight away. And since execution travels through Rithmic, our live read-only Rithmic link can read your fills as they happen with no order routing and no fund access at all. Auto-sync for further brokers is being built out, so an increasing share of your routing will be covered without any manual export.
For DayTraders.com accounts on an end-of-day drawdown, the daily loss limit is often what quietly ends a run. FundedNotes keeps the remaining daily room next to your net P&L so that the choice to take one more trade near the close rests on a concrete figure instead of a rough sense of how much cushion is left.
Your DayTraders.com journal stays intact as an account passes from evaluation into the funded phase. The tags, notes, and consistency metrics you logged during the test remain attached, keeping the same disciplined approach visible once payouts depend on it and leaving every trade reviewable in one continuous timeline.
DayTraders.com is a futures prop firm, and its evaluations can rely on a trailing drawdown or an end-of-day drawdown depending on the plan you chose. FundedNotes measures your distance to the line using the rule attached to that specific account, so the number reflects how your DayTraders.com account genuinely locks rather than a blanket assumption.
For now you import a CSV. Export your trade history from the DayTraders.com platform and upload the file, and FundedNotes organises your fills into a per-account structure. Because the firm routes through Rithmic, our read-only Rithmic sync can also pull fills directly, and auto-sync for more brokers is on the way.
Yes. Each DayTraders.com evaluation or funded account is tracked separately so journaling, drawdown distance, and daily loss room stay specific to that account. FundedNotes still rolls everything into a single combined total, which is useful when you are running several accounts at the same time.
No. FundedNotes is read-only end to end. The Rithmic connection is scoped to read-only access, so it can surface your fills and balances but can never enter, alter, or cancel an order, and it can never move funds within your DayTraders.com account.
Yes. Whether you trade micros to stay nimble or move into minis for size, every fill feeds the same journal and the same drawdown and consistency calculations. Your complete DayTraders.com record stays together regardless of the contract sizes you used.
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