FundedNotes pulls your Elite Trader Funding trades in by CSV today and turns them into drawdown distance, daily loss room, net P&L, and a journal for each account. Because ETF runs on Rithmic and Tradovate, read-only Rithmic sync is already live, and broader broker auto-sync is on the way.
Elite Trader Funding is one of the more flexible US futures prop firms, with both trailing-drawdown and end-of-day drawdown evaluation models. FundedNotes adapts to whichever plan an account sits on, so the distance-to-drawdown figure you read matches the way that account is actually being judged instead of forcing every account into the same template.
Because ETF executes through Rithmic, our live read-only Rithmic connection can read your fills as they happen with no order routing and no fund access. Tradovate-routed accounts are covered by CSV import right now, and auto-sync for additional brokers is actively being built out so more of your routing gets the hands-off treatment.
On EOD drawdown plans especially, knowing how much room remains before the daily line trips is the difference between a green week and a reset. FundedNotes surfaces that per-account loss room alongside net P&L so you can size your last trade of the session with a clear head rather than a guess.
The same notes, tags, and consistency metrics follow an account from its evaluation phase into the funded phase. That continuity means the discipline you build passing the eval is the same discipline you carry into payouts, with every ETF trade reviewable in one consistent workflow.
It does. Elite Trader Funding offers several evaluation models, including trailing-drawdown plans and end-of-day (EOD) drawdown plans. FundedNotes measures your distance to the drawdown line using the rule type your specific account is evaluated against, so the number you see reflects how that plan actually locks rather than a one-size-fits-all formula.
Two ways. Since ETF routes execution through Rithmic, our read-only Rithmic sync can read your fills directly today — it never places, modifies, or cancels orders and never touches funds. For Tradovate-routed accounts you export your trade history and import it via CSV, and we are extending auto-sync to more brokers over time.
Yes. Add each evaluation or funded account and FundedNotes keeps them separate for journaling and drawdown tracking while still summing them into a combined view, which is handy when you are running micros and minis across multiple ETF accounts.
No. FundedNotes is a read-only analytics and journaling tool. The Rithmic connection is granted at a read-only scope, so we can show your fills and balances but can never submit an order, change a setting, or move money in your ETF account.
Yes. Whether you scalp micro contracts or size up into minis, every fill lands in the same journal and feeds the same drawdown and consistency math, so your full ETF history sits in one place regardless of contract size.
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