EVTRA reads your trading tabs, learns how you trade across every firm, and speaks up before the trade that costs you the account — with your own numbers on the card.
Never places an order. Reads only the sites you allow. Works with the accounts you have.
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DashboardAccountsPayoutsBillingSupport| Date | Account | Requested | Paid | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-20 | Select 100K | $1,250.00 | — | Approved |
| 2026-09-12 | Select 100K | $2,222.22 | $2,000.00 | Paid |
| Date | Item | Amount |
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| 2026-09-02 | Growth 50K evaluation | $139.00 |
| 2026-08-15 | Select 50K reset | $109.00 |
| 2026-07-28 | Select 100K activation | $149.00 |
| 2026-07-20 | Select 100K evaluation | $151.00 |
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A morning with EVTRA: the plan, a print six minutes out, two trades, then every account and the wire. Figures are illustrative.
One extension, one dashboard. The extension does the watching; the dashboard is where you plan, review and argue with the analyst.
Reads your broker’s platform and your firm’s dashboard while you trade, read-only. Learns your tells — the widened stop, the fast re-entry, the size that grows after losses — and tells you what you are about to do before you do it, with your own record as the evidence. Asks for a plan when you have none, and grades the day against it.
Every fill from every firm lands on its own, keyed by your broker’s fill ID so nothing double-counts. A calendar of your days, the firm’s official numbers next to ours, and every eval, reset and payout in one ledger so you know what the game has actually cost you.
19 firms read from their own pages and dated. Trustpilot, drawdown type, first payout, platforms, promo codes. Tick five and compare, or tell the analyst how you trade and it picks — checked against your own journal, so it says which rules you would already have broken.
The release clock and the wire, filtered to what is on your board. A Tier-1 print six minutes out while you are holding gets a card, along with your firm’s own news rule for that account. Financial Juice, WSJ and the rest ranked by who is reporting it.
They read each other. The analyst checks the calendar before it validates a trade. The journal knows which firm took the fill and which rulebook that account trades under. The firm filter is checked against the same journal. Prop firms are adding drawdown widgets to their own platforms — none of them can see you across three firms, and none of them learns you.
Social apps build a model of you for their advertisers. This one is built from your trading, it belongs to you, and it works for you. It never predicts the market — only you. Pick a state to see what it says.
Stop moved twice on the open position. Ticket open 41 seconds.
Peak-of-day. Historically this is when the giveback starts.
Two winners behind you. Size field set to 1.
CPI at 8:30. Flat, watching, ticket closed.
In this state you have re-entered inside two minutes on 20 of 23 occasions. Those trades averaged −$340 and 4 of them ended the session.
Pause five minutes or drop to 2. Your last 9 pauses here: 6 ended green.
Positive feedback is earned, never gifted. Plan kept. Walked away after a loss. Stop honoured. Stopped on green. Size held through a losing streak. It praises the decision, never the winning trade — so a bad-process winner gets nothing and a good-process loser gets credit. And it grades itself: you see how often it was right.
Every fill arrives on its own from your broker’s tab — no CSV import, no spreadsheet, no forgetting. Then it is graded against the rules your firm will actually check, and against how you have traded before.
Your 13:00 hour is your best. +$430 average across 22 sessions, well clear of the rest of the day.
Two revenge entries after a loss. Both re-entered inside 90 seconds of a losing exit, both lost.
Size crept on the last trade. 4 contracts against a 3-contract average — after the biggest win of the day.
No hold-time risk today. Shortest trade 51 seconds, five times the ten-second floor.
| Time | Symbol | Side | Qty | Entry | Exit | P&L | Hold |
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| 09:34:12 | MNQ | Long | 2 | 24,412.25 | 24,438.75 | +$106.00 | 1m 42s |
| 09:51:03 | MNQ | Short | 3 | 24,455.50 | 24,441.00 | +$87.00 | 2m 09s |
| 10:18:44 | MNQ | Long | 2 | 24,401.75 | 24,388.25 | −$54.00 | 0m 51s |
| 10:20:40 | MNQ | Short | 2 | 24,391.50 | 24,405.25 | −$55.00 | 1m 18s |
| 10:23:10 | MNQ | Short | 3 | 24,403.00 | 24,413.75 | −$64.50 | 1m 05s |
| 10:47:20 | MNQ | Long | 3 | 24,376.00 | 24,419.50 | +$261.00 | 6m 33s |
| 12:04:31 | MNQ | Long | 2 | 24,390.00 | 24,406.75 | +$67.00 | 3m 12s |
| 13:05:11 | MNQ | Long | 3 | 24,398.50 | 24,452.25 | +$322.50 | 11m 04s |
| 14:18:52 | MNQ | Long | 4 | 24,444.75 | 24,478.50 | +$270.00 | 7m 46s |
Example session. Figures are illustrative.
Rules, prices, payouts and deals for 19 firms, read from the firms’ own pages, each with the date it was checked. Filter by platform, drawdown type, payout method or policy. Tick up to five and compare them side by side, or describe how you trade and let the analyst pick.
Tell the analyst how you trade — it picks the firm
Ask| Firm | Trustpilot | Drawdown | First payout | Promo code | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Apex Trader Funding | 4.2(20,977) | Intraday | 5 days | – | |
| Topstep | 3.6(14,757) | End of day | 5 days | — | |
| Tradeify | 4.5(4,436) | End of day | 5 days | – | |
| Lucid Trading | 4.4(5,914) | End of day | — | VAULTcoupon at checkout | |
 MyFundedFutures | 4.9(21,632) | End of day | 1 day | CLUBup to 50% off |
Catalogue checked 2026-09-10 and read from the firms’ own pages; every figure carries the date it was verified and its source. A dash is a field the catalogue does not carry yet, not a no. Not verified means exactly that. None of this is advice. Verify with the firm before buying.
Firm figures are from the catalogue as of 2026-09-10. Promo codes expire, and the app hides an expired one. The ticked matchup is illustrative.
Every permission, in plain words. The same list goes in the Chrome Web Store listing.
Free reads your accounts across every firm and keeps you on the calendar. Pro adds the parts that look back at how you traded.