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Per-Account Risk.

The RISK tab applies daily guardrails to each account individually, so one account can be capped without touching the others.

Daily Loss

Tick to enable, then set a dollar amount. When the account's loss for the day reaches it, that account is flattened.

Daily Profit

Tick to enable, then set a dollar target. When the account reaches it for the day, that account is flattened.

The risk table also shows each account's balance, distance to its drawdown limit, and an inactivity column, alongside the loss and profit controls. Limits are evaluated on each account's total PnL (realized plus unrealized).

What happens when a limit is hit

The moment an account reaches its daily loss limit or profit target, three things happen to that account only:

The account is flattened - any open position is closed.
Copying is switched off for it and its status dot returns to grey, so no new trades are mirrored to it.
A padlock appears on its row and the row dims, marking it as locked. Hovering the account name shows the reason - Daily Loss Limit reached or Daily Profit Target reached.

The leader and every other follower keep running normally throughout.

Unlocking an account

A locked account stays locked until you clear it, so it can't start trading again on its own. To unlock it yourself, use the padlock on that row:

First click - the padlock shakes and flashes red. This is a deliberate guard so it can't be cleared by accident.
Second click (within a second) - a confirmation appears. Choosing Yes removes the block, unticks both risk limits for that account, and returns its indicator to grey. Re-enable the account when you're ready for it to copy again.

Locks also clear on their own at the daily session rollover (6:00 PM Eastern): every block resets and any account whose saved setting is enabled comes back online for the new session.

Risk limits are evaluated per account and act only on the account that breaches them - the leader and other followers carry on uninterrupted.