● Prop Firm Mode · Alpha Pulse AI

The EA does not pass the challenge for you. It stops you from failing it on a technicality.

Daily loss, max loss, news blackout, Friday close: enforced in code, account-wide. You focus on trading. The EA guards the rules.

No EA can promise you a pass. Anyone who says otherwise is lying to you. What code CAN do is make sure you never breach a limit that code can check.

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What it actually does

Rule enforcement, not rule hoping

Prop Firm Mode is a supervision layer on top of the trading logic. Every protection below runs account-wide: it watches your whole account, not just the trades Alpha Pulse opened.

Daily loss budget

You set the daily limit below your firm's cap (with a safety cushion). When the budget is gone, trading stops for the day. No revenge trades, no "one more".

Max overall loss stop

A permanent account-wide stop under the firm's total drawdown cap. This is the breach that kills accounts. The EA treats it as untouchable.

News blackout

No opening or closing trades in a configurable window around high-impact news. Source: economic calendar with automatic fallbacks. Some firms restrict news trading on funded accounts; the EA simply never gets close.

Friday close

Optional weekend flat. If your account type forbids holding over the weekend, the EA closes before the market does.

SL/TP randomization

Small randomization on stop and target placement, so your trades do not mirror another customer's account tick for tick.

The AI sees your budget

The remaining loss budget and the news calendar are injected into the AI's decision context. With the Prop Firm Steady preset, it trades smaller as you approach a limit instead of gambling the account at the worst moment.

Setup guides

Pick your firm. Get the exact settings.

Each guide gives you the current rules of the program, the recommended values for Section 6 of the Alpha Pulse inputs (with a safety cushion below every cap), and an honest read on where the EA helps and where it cannot.

Challenge model

Alpha Pulse on FTMO

Settings for the 2-step and 1-step evaluations: daily and max loss cushions, news blackout for funded accounts, weekend handling.

Read the FTMO guide
Comparison

FTMO vs Axi Select

Fee vs deposit, demo vs live money, payout split by stage, time to funded. An honest comparison so you pick the model that fits you.

Read the comparison
How setup works

Six inputs. No mystery files.

There is no .set file to download here, on purpose. Loading a preset file would wipe your API keys and your whole configuration. That is a support nightmare and a stupid way to lose an afternoon.

Instead, every guide gives you the exact values to type into Section 6 (Prop Firm Mode) of the Alpha Pulse inputs. Six to ten fields, two minutes, and you can see exactly what each limit does before you confirm it.

Each value ships with a cushion below the firm's official cap. The EA is designed to stop you BEFORE the firm has a reason to.
Read this before buying

What Prop Firm Mode cannot do

  • It cannot guarantee you pass. Nothing can. Trading results are never promised.
  • It cannot remove drawdowns. It caps them at the level you configure.
  • It cannot fix a broken strategy. It supervises risk; the edge still has to be real.
  • It cannot override the firm's own rules. Always check the current rules of your program; they change.

If a vendor promises you a guaranteed pass, close the tab. That promise is the whole scam.

Two ways to start

The EA. The account. Or both.

Alpha Pulse AI runs the strategy and enforces the rules. Your prop firm or funded program provides the capital path. The guides above connect the two.

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