Where your alerts actually land.

The fullest route, and the one carrying real orders today. Everything Shifu can do, it does here.

Signing in · You approve Shifu on Tradovate's own site — your Tradovate password is never typed into Shifu. Pick Simulated or Live; most prop-firm accounts, funded ones included, run on Simulated.

• Market, limit, stop and stop-limit entries
• A take-profit and stop bracket resting at the broker, one cancelling the other
• A native trailing stop leg — your opening risk still sits exactly where your stop said
• An arm-after trail trigger, so the stop starts following only once price has moved your way — Tradovate’s own server-side autoTrail
• A new entry replaces the old position: the working legs on that contract are cancelled and the position is flattened before the new entry goes in
• Balance and open positions read back into Shifu
• A position Shifu opened that you closed by hand is still journaled

• reverse alerts are refused rather than half-executed — send an exit then an entry, or send the opposite entry and let the replace-the-position behavior do the flip
• The arm-after trigger needs the alert to carry both trail_distance and trail_trigger; if Tradovate refuses the trailing strategy, Shifu falls back to a trail-from-entry rather than dropping the entry

Built and conformance-passed, waiting on its first live account. The connection Shifu holds open and re-establishes itself.

Signing in · Your Rithmic username, the system name your firm gave you — “Rithmic 01”, for example — and your account number, each spelled exactly as your firm shows it, spaces and capitals included.

• Market, limit, stop and stop-limit entries
• A native bracket resting at the broker
• A trailing stop with the same arm-after trigger, following last trade rather than bid/ask for chart parity
• Fills, rejections and cancels arrive on a held-open connection, so the record keeps up with the account

• No live account has routed over Rithmic yet — everything above is the shipped adapter, verified in conformance rather than in production
• A new entry does not flatten a prior position — send an explicit exit alert first if you need to be flat
• reverse alerts are refused rather than half-executed
• Balance and open positions are not read back into Shifu yet — you watch them in your trading platform

The rehearsal route. No broker login, nothing real at stake, included in the plan.

Signing in · Nothing to sign in to. Name the account, set the size you want to rehearse, done.

• Every order type, resting brackets and trailing stops — all simulated from your own alerts
• Fills price around the alert's own price when it carries one, with a half-tick of slippage on market orders
• When a take-profit and a stop could both have filled on the same observed price, the stop wins — so paper never flatters you
• The whole loop end to end before a live account is ever involved

• The numbers are Shifu’s simulation, not a market feed — treat them as a rehearsal, not a backtest

The platform behind Apex, TopstepX, MyFundedFutures and Bulenox. Not built yet.

Signing in · Not yet — the ProjectX route is not switched on.

• No orders route to ProjectX today: the adapter is a skeleton and the connect card is disabled, rather than letting you wire an account that cannot trade
• Apex and MyFundedFutures accounts commonly sign in over Rithmic instead — check how you sign in
• Firms that only sign in over ProjectX — TopstepX and Bulenox — are not supported today.