Take Profit Trader is a one-step futures funding company. A PRO account can withdraw on day one and the trader keeps 80%. PRO+ uses an end-of-day drawdown, a 90/10 split, and no buffer.
Take Profit Trader is a one-step futures funding company. A PRO account can withdraw on day one, and the trader keeps 80%. PRO+ uses an end-of-day drawdown, a 90/10 split, and no buffer.
Tiedbook journals a CSV you export from the platform on the account. There is no Take Profit Trader auto-sync.
If the file is Tradovate Orders or Rithmic Order History, that import is supported.
What Take Profit Trader has published here
Take Profit Trader’s site describes a one-step futures funding company. A PRO account can withdraw on day one, and the trader keeps 80%. PRO+ uses an end-of-day drawdown, a 90/10 split, and no buffer. Those are the sentences this page will stand on. A dollar distance for the drawdown is not in that description, so this page does not invent one.
The payout calculator can take 80 or 90 because those percents are in the description. Type the one on your account. The calculator does not know whether you are on PRO or PRO+. It will not submit the withdrawal. Day one, if that is your rule, is the firm’s rule, not a button in the journal.
Account stage
What their description says
PRO
A trader can withdraw on day one and keeps 80%.
PRO+
End-of-day drawdown, a 90/10 split, and no buffer.
Steps
Take Profit Trader describes itself as a one-step futures funding company.
Dollar trail
PRO+ is end of day.
Account stagePRO
What their description saysA trader can withdraw on day one and keeps 80%.
Account stagePRO+
What their description saysEnd-of-day drawdown, a 90/10 split, and no buffer.
Account stageSteps
What their description saysTake Profit Trader describes itself as a one-step futures funding company.
Account stageDollar trail
What their description saysPRO+ is end of day.
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Journal the platform the account actually uses
Tiedbook journals a CSV you export from the platform on the account. There is no Take Profit Trader auto-sync. If the file is Tradovate Orders or Rithmic Order History, that import is supported. Preview the rows, confirm, then import the statement and tie the Chicago session. An end-of-day drawdown on PRO+ still cares about the session close. A journal that uses midnight will mis-state the day you are measuring.
Fees matter before you compare that day to the statement. A Tradovate Orders file has no commission column. Choose the fee preset on the account, or the day will look better than the statement. The fee calculator uses dated sample schedules and tells you which schedule produced the cents. Your statement is the fee you paid.
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What not to borrow from another firm
Topstep’s $2,000 Maximum Loss Limit belongs to Topstep. Apex’s intraday unrealized trail belongs to Apex’s intraday accounts. MyFundedFutures’ 30% and 50% caps belong to the plans named on their page. Take Profit Trader’s PRO keeps 80%, PRO+ is 90/10, and PRO+ is end of day with no buffer.
The trailing drawdown calculator still works. Leave the presets unselected and enter the peak and the trail from Take Profit Trader’s dashboard. The source line stays on the manual note until a preset you selected has a link. That is intentional.
A payout example that stays inside the quoted splits. $1,000 of profit on PRO at 80% is $800. The same $1,000 on PRO+ at 90% is $900. Neither number is a request the journal can send, and neither number includes a buffer, because the PRO+ description says there is no buffer. If your dashboard shows a different split, type that one. Day-one withdrawal, if you are on PRO, is their rule. The journal’s job after the withdrawal is the same as before it: import the CSV, keep the fees, and tie the session. An end-of-day drawdown on PRO+ still uses the close, so the session roll at 5:00 PM Chicago has to match the statement before the day’s net is useful.
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Questions
Does Take Profit Trader have a journal?
Take Profit Trader’s site describes funding, payouts, and PRO+. It does not describe a trade journal. Tiedbook is a separate journal for a CSV you export.
What is the TPT drawdown?
PRO+ uses an end-of-day drawdown. The Take Profit Trader page is linked above. PRO keeps 80% and PRO+ is 90/10.
Where is the dollar drawdown?
PRO+ uses an end-of-day drawdown. The Take Profit Trader page linked above is the source for that stage.
80% or 90%?
PRO keeps 80%. PRO+ is described as 90/10. Type the split that matches the account.