Stop guessing. Track every prop firm fee and payout in one place.
The hidden cost of running multiple prop firms
Three FTMO challenges. Two FundedNext resets. One TFT swing account. A monthly MyForexFunds subscription. By the end of the year, the total spend on fees alone is easily four figures — and most traders couldn't tell you what they actually paid, let alone whether their payouts cleared the bill.
The reason is mundane. Fees and payouts happen outside your trading platform. Your MT5 terminal knows nothing about them. Tradezella, TraderSync, Edgewonk — neither do they. So the fee history lives in your inbox, and the payout history lives in your bank statement, and the math never gets done.
What Axiont's prop firm tracker shows you
- Total spent per firm. Every challenge fee, reset, and monthly subscription, summed by firm. Click a firm to see the timeline.
- Total received per firm.Every payout you've collected, tagged to the firm and (optionally) the specific account it came from.
- Net ROI. Payouts minus fees, both as a hard number and as a percentage of spend. The number you wanted all along.
- Per-account ledger.Tie a fee or payout to a specific account, so an account's page shows its full lifetime — fee paid, trades placed, payouts received, and the net.
- Firm-agnostic.Type the firm name. FTMO, FundedNext, MFF, TFT, FTUK, E8, Topstep, Apex — the tracker doesn't care which one. It groups by name and shows the totals.
How it fits with the rest of Axiont
The prop firm tracker sits next to the rest of the dashboard, not in a separate app. Your discipline engine still enforces your daily caps and cool-downs. Your equity curve still shows your cumulative P&L across every paired MT5 account. Your analytics — Sharpe, Sortino, drawdown chart, Monte Carlo simulator — still run on your trade history. The prop firm ledger is the missing financial layer underneath.
That means you can answer compound questions. "What's my Sharpe on FTMO accounts that I've actually been paid out from?" — yes. "Across all firms, am I net positive after fees?" — yes. "Which firm has the worst ROI for me even though I think I like them?" — yes.
Pair it with the discipline engine
The reason fees pile up isn't bad luck. It's tilt — overtrading after a loss, breaking the rules in the last hour, taking a sloppy fourth trade. Axiont's discipline engine stops most of that beforeit costs you the account, which is the cheapest way to keep the fee tracker green. Pair the prop firm tracker with the engine and you'll see the rule-breaking show up in the ledger as the resets you didn't have to pay for.
FAQ
What does the Axiont prop firm tracker do?
It records every euro you spend on prop-firm challenges, resets, and subscriptions, plus every payout you collect. Each entry is tagged to a firm and (optionally) one of your trading accounts. The dashboard sums it all up so you see your true ROI per firm and across all firms.
Which prop firms are supported?
Any of them. The tracker is firm-agnostic — you type the firm name (FTMO, FundedNext, MyForexFunds, The Funded Trader, Topstep, FTUK, E8, MFF, etc.) and Axiont aggregates by name. The same firm can have many accounts and many payouts under it.
Do I have to log entries by hand?
Today, yes — challenge fees and payouts both happen outside the trading account, so we don't auto-import them. We're considering an inbox-based importer for fee receipts and payout confirmation emails — let us know if that would help you.
What's the difference between a prop firm tracker and a trading journal?
A trading journal logs your trades — entries, exits, R-multiple, expectancy. A prop firm tracker logs your business with the firm itself — what you paid them and what they paid you. Axiont gives you both in one app so you can finally answer 'is this prop firm worth the fees?' with real numbers.
Can I export the prop firm ledger?
Yes — every account, trade, and ledger entry is exportable as CSV from the Database page. Take your data with you whenever you want.