Will Caliber Engine respect FTMO's max loss?

Yes. The engine treats your max loss as a hard floor. As you approach it, sizing reduces or stops. The exact behavior depends on the parameters you set.

Can it pass an FTMO Challenge for me?

No system can guarantee passing a Challenge. Caliber Engine is built to give you the best chance — disciplined entries, mechanical exits, hard risk limits — but trading involves substantial risk of loss.

What instruments does it trade on FTMO?

Caliber Engine focuses on US equities and ETFs at launch. If your FTMO account is configured for instruments outside that universe, you should verify compatibility before connecting.

Will Caliber Engine touch my FTMO funds?

No. Your account stays with FTMO. The engine never has custody of capital — it only sends trade instructions through the bridge.

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Caliber Engine for FTMO.

FTMO gives you the capital. Caliber Engine gives you the pilot. An autonomous AI engine designed to trade your FTMO Challenge or funded account inside the rules — every trade, every day, without emotion.

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Execution pipeline

How Caliber Engine works with FTMO

Three steps from a fresh FTMO Challenge to disciplined autonomous execution.

Step 01
Connect your FTMO account
Link your FTMO Challenge or funded account through a webhook bridge that supports the instruments FTMO permits. Your account stays with FTMO.
Step 02
Configure for FTMO's rules
Set your daily loss limit, max loss limit, position sizing caps, and consistency targets. The engine treats them as absolute constraints — no overrides.
Step 03
Hands-free, rule-aware execution
Caliber Engine scans, decides, sizes, and manages every trade in your FTMO account autonomously. You watch every decision in real time.

Advantage

Why FTMO traders choose Caliber Engine

Built around your max loss

The engine treats your max loss as a hard floor. As you approach it, sizing reduces or stops. No overrides.

Consistency without effort

FTMO rewards consistency. The engine delivers it by default — same setup criteria, same sizing, every trade.

No revenge trades

Most Challenges fail after one bad trade triggers another. The engine has no emotion to recover from.

Pause anytime, disconnect anytime

Hit your target for the day? Pause from the dashboard. Want to trade manually? Disconnect. You stay in control.

In detail

Designed to respect FTMO's Challenge rules

The FTMO Challenge has well-defined rules: daily loss limits, max loss limits, profit targets, and consistency requirements. Most Challenge attempts fail because traders break those rules under emotional pressure. Caliber Engine is built to make those rule violations functionally impossible. You configure your daily loss, max loss, and consistency targets on signup. The engine cannot exceed them.

Powered by Anthropic Claude, the engine evaluates each setup before acting, sizes positions to your account size, manages stops with discipline, and locks in partials. Every outcome is logged so the next decision benefits from the last one. The result is a trading process that does not panic, does not revenge-trade, and does not chase setups outside its plan.

Caliber Engine is designed to comply with FTMO's published rules at the time of writing. FTMO updates its rules from time to time. Always verify your account's current rules with FTMO directly before connecting any automated system. Caliber Engine is not affiliated with FTMO, and cannot guarantee passing any Challenge or funded account.

Caliber Engine is not affiliated with FTMO. Prop firm rules change — always verify the current Challenge, max loss, daily loss, scaling, and consistency rules with FTMO directly before connecting any automation. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Caliber Engine cannot guarantee passing any Challenge or funded account, and may not be compatible with every FTMO instrument.

FAQ

Common questions

FTMO permits automated trading subject to its current rules and instrument restrictions. Caliber Engine is designed to respect those rules, but you should always verify FTMO's current automation policy directly before connecting.