You already know your rules.
Ward makes sure you hear them.
Set your daily loss limit, your leverage cap, your trading hours, once, with a clear head. Trading Ward watches your MT5 and crypto accounts around the clock and speaks up the moment you are close, in plain language, with the numbers to prove it.
Built by the team behind P4 Provider. In live pilot with our own students now.
The honest difference
Every claim carries a label. Every label is true.
Risk tools love to say "we stop you". Read the small print and most of them only watch trades placed through their own gateway, while your broker account does whatever it likes. Trading Ward puts its capability on every single rule, and the label never overpromises.
On MetaTrader 5 Can close via EA
- ✓ Every position on the account counts, however it was opened: your platform, your phone, a bot, a copy trade.
- ✓ Closes run inside your own terminal through our Expert Advisor, within about a second of a breach, on the rules you chose to enforce.
- ✓ Your broker password never leaves your machine. The EA talks out; nothing reaches in.
- ✗ No order gateway, so Ward cannot stop an order being placed. It says so on the rule instead of pretending.
- ✗ Nothing works while your terminal is closed. The dashboard tells you that too, instead of showing a green light it cannot justify.
On crypto exchanges Alerts only
- ✓ Connects with a read-only API key. Ward verifies the key cannot trade or withdraw and refuses it otherwise.
- ✓ Watches equity, leverage, liquidation distance and your behaviour rules around the clock, wherever your positions came from.
- ✓ Deposits and withdrawals never masquerade as profit or loss. Fees are counted, not hidden.
- ✗ Ward never places, closes or blocks a crypto trade, and never holds a key that could. That is a promise enforced by the key itself, not by our goodwill.
What you get
Twenty-seven rules. One question answered: how close am I?
Most tools only speak when it is already too late. Ward shows a live bar for every limit, so you see that you have used 38% of today's loss allowance before you take the next trade, not after.
Daily and weekly loss limits
Percent, fixed, or both with the stricter winning. Warning at 70%, alert at the line, and the day-start baseline ignores your deposits.
Drawdown, trailing or static
Measured from your high-water mark, the way prop firms actually measure it, with your remaining room shown in money.
Loss-streak cooldown
Three losses in a row and Ward tells you to step away, then notices if you trade through the cooldown anyway.
Revenge-trade detector
A bigger position on the same symbol minutes after a loss is the most expensive pattern in retail trading. Ward names it when it sees it.
Time rules on the broker clock
Weekend close, overnight close, trading hours, max duration, with your local time shown next to every broker-time setting.
Prop-firm challenge pack
Consistency guard, minimum trading days, and buffered limits set inside the firm's thresholds, because a limit at the line warns you after you failed.
Liquidation buffer
An alert while there is still distance, plus a leverage cap that flags the worst position, not the average.
The dead-man switch
Tightening a rule applies instantly. Loosening one takes 24 hours. A limit you can delete mid-tilt is not a limit, so a bad moment cannot undo a good decision.
Evidence on every alert
The value Ward saw, the limit it crossed, and how fresh the data was. A risk tool that cannot show its working is asking to be taken on faith.
Measured, not promised
Did the alerts actually change anything?
Ward answers with your own data: after each alert, did the account stop, or did the day carry on and cost more? It reports what you lost after the alerts you traded through, and it never claims it "saved" you money, because nobody can know how the other version of that day would have gone. What it shows is what happened.
How it connects
Your money stays yours. Ward only ever looks.
MT5: a small Expert Advisor in your own terminal
Download, attach to a chart, paste a one-time token. It streams your balance, equity and positions out to Ward. Your broker password never leaves your machine, and monitoring runs only while the terminal does.
Crypto: a read-only API key
Binance, Bybit and MEXC today. Ward checks the key's permissions against the exchange and refuses anything that can trade or withdraw. Where an exchange cannot prove a key is read-only, Ward says so instead of assuming.
Pick a starting point, tune it later
Three starter packs show you exactly what each rule will do in your own money before you turn anything on. Every number takes one tap to change afterwards.
Early access
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The pilot is running now with P4 Provider students on real accounts. Join the list and you will hear when it opens wider, and nothing else. No spam, no sharing your address.