Eval Autopsy — would your trades have passed?
Drop your broker trade export and replay it through all 22 futures prop firms PassTraq tracks. For each one you get PASSED, BLOWN — with the day, the time and the rule that ended it — or still open. Nothing is uploaded; the verdicts come from the firms’ own rulebooks.
Frequently asked
What does the autopsy check?
It replays your closed trades, in order, through each firm’s phase-1 rules at the account size you choose: the profit target, the daily loss limit, the maximum drawdown under that firm’s model (static, end-of-day trailing or intraday trailing, including where the floor locks), the consistency rule, the minimum number of trading days and any time limit.
Why does it say "realized basis"?
A trade export contains fills, not the value of an open position between fills. Firms that trail the drawdown intraday mark it against unrealized P&L, so an account can breach while a position is still open and the export will not show it. Rows at those firms are flagged. A PassTraq account with your own broker connected re-marks every open position against your broker's own market data for an exact verdict.
Is my file uploaded?
No. The CSV is parsed in your browser with the same parsers PassTraq uses for its journal import, and the simulation runs there too. The share link contains only firm names and verdicts — never your trades.
Why are some firms "not verified"?
PassTraq only simulates a firm when its rulebook for that account size has been verified against the firm’s own published rules, including which trailing-drawdown model it runs. Where that is not the case the tool refuses rather than guessing — a confident wrong verdict is worse than none.
Which trading day does a fill belong to?
The firm’s own reset: most futures firms roll the trading day at 5 pm Chicago time, so an evening fill counts toward the next day. Where a firm’s reset is not recorded, the CME default is used and the verdict says so.
Track this on a real account
A calculator is a snapshot. PassTraq runs these same limits against your actual fills, every day, and warns you before a breach instead of after.
Starter is free foreverTrailing Drawdown Simulator
Step a balance up and down and watch where the drawdown line sits after each move — the number that actually ends most challenges.
Consistency Rule Calculator
Work out how large one day can be against the rest of your profit before a consistency rule holds up the payout.
Days to Pass Planner
Turn a daily average into a realistic number of trading days to reach the profit target, against the minimum days and any time limit.
Futures Roll Calendar
When each futures contract rolls to the next month, so a chart, a journal entry and a fill all refer to the same contract.
Every figure here is the firm's own published number, read from the same rulebook PassTraq's challenge tracker uses. Rules change without notice — always confirm on the firm's site before you rely on one. PassTraq is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a partner of any prop firm unless a link is explicitly marked as a partner link. Nothing here is financial advice.