Equity Edge Trade Copier
Equity Edge is a futures prop trading firm with competitive evaluation programs. Traders Prism provides real-time trade copying and drawdown monitoring for all Equity Edge accounts.
Connection method: API
Equity Edge limits by account size
The targets and limits for each Equity Edge account, by phase. Traders Prism monitors your connected accounts against these and shows how much room each one has left. It does not enforce them — set the matching limits as risk rules if you want the copier to act.
Evaluation
| Account | Profit target | Daily loss limit | Trailing drawdown | Min days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100K | $10,000 | $4,000 | $6,000 | 2 |
Funded
| Account | Profit target | Daily loss limit | Trailing drawdown | Min days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100K | — | $4,000 | $6,000 | 2 |
Maximum loss follows your highest balance up, so banking profit raises the floor you must stay above. Firms change their rules — check the current terms with Equity Edge before relying on them.
Common questions
Can I copy trades across several Equity Edge accounts?
Yes. You trade one lead account and every fill is mirrored to the follower accounts you choose. Each follower has its own position size and its own risk rules, so a $50,000 evaluation and a $150,000 funded account can follow the same trade at different contract counts.
Can I copy between Equity Edge and a different prop firm?
Yes. A copier class can hold accounts at different firms and on different platforms at the same time. The lead can be at one firm and the followers at several others.
How do I connect an Equity Edge account?
Equity Edge connects using the credentials your firm issued. See the documentation for the exact fields.
Does Traders Prism know Equity Edge's drawdown rules?
Yes. We hold Equity Edge's targets and limits per account size and show how much room each connected account has left — for example a 100K funded account carries a $4,000 daily loss limit and a $6,000 trailing drawdown. This is monitoring, not enforcement: to have the copier actually block or flatten a trade you set the matching limits as your own risk rules.
How does Equity Edge's trailing drawdown work?
Your maximum loss level follows your account's highest point in real time, including profit on trades you still have open. That is the part worth watching: run up $1,500 on an open position and give it back, and the floor has already moved up behind you — you can breach without ever closing a loser.
What happens if one account hits its limit?
Whatever you told it to do. Risk rules run per account and can warn you, block new entries, flatten the position, or lock the account out for the rest of the session. A lock is written down rather than held in memory, so it survives a restart.
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