FundedNotes turns your Halcyon Trader fills into drawdown distance, daily loss room, net P&L, and consistency stats, with a journal kept separately for each account. Halcyon Trader is a futures prop firm routing through Rithmic and Tradovate, which is why read-only Rithmic sync is already live and broader broker auto-sync is coming.
Like most contemporary futures prop firms, Halcyon Trader can evaluate accounts under more than one drawdown model. FundedNotes recognises whether an account runs on trailing or end-of-day rules and shapes the distance-to-breach reading to match, so what you see lines up with the way that specific account is actually being assessed.
Halcyon Trader routes order flow through Rithmic and Tradovate. The read-only Rithmic feed is already live and mirrors your fills as they occur, with no order routing and no fund access whatsoever. Tradovate-routed accounts rely on CSV import for now, while we expand automatic syncing to cover more of your Halcyon Trader routing.
End-of-day drawdown rules punish the trade that pushes one tick too far late in the session. FundedNotes places your remaining daily loss room beside live net P&L for each Halcyon Trader account, turning the final sizing decision of the day into a measured choice instead of a hopeful one.
Whatever you log while clearing a Halcyon Trader evaluation — setups, mistakes, screenshots — stays attached as the account moves into its funded life. The review discipline that earned the pass keeps working through payouts, and the whole Halcyon Trader journey reads as one uninterrupted story.
Yes, and it handles end-of-day plans just as well. Halcyon Trader accounts may be measured against a trailing drawdown that follows your equity peak or an end-of-day drawdown that locks at the session close. FundedNotes reads the rule tied to your particular account and reports the cushion accordingly, so the figure is faithful to how that account actually fails.
You have two routes. Download your Halcyon Trader trade report and import the CSV — that works for any account today. Or, because Halcyon Trader executes through Rithmic, link our read-only Rithmic connection and let fills populate automatically. The connection only reads; it cannot interact with your orders or balances.
Completely. Add each Halcyon Trader account and FundedNotes keeps its journal and drawdown tracking isolated while still summing everything into one portfolio figure. That separation is useful when you are stacking funded accounts or repeating evaluations side by side.
It does not, by design. FundedNotes is a read-only reporting tool. The Rithmic scope we request is read-only, so the platform can surface your fills and equity but is incapable of placing, editing, or cancelling an order or transferring any funds in your Halcyon Trader account.
Yes. Quick scalps and longer holds, micros or minis, all feed the same journal and the same consistency and P&L calculations. Your full Halcyon Trader picture stays unified rather than fragmented by style or contract size.
Explore FundedNotes