Risk & Evaluation Rules

FOR ENTERPRISE PROP FIRMS

This section explains how Prop Firm Risk Management Software enforces consistency, drawdown, and compliance across all evaluation stages.

It highlights automation of risk rules, copytrading detection, hedging control, and news-trading restrictions—critical functions within Kenmore Design’s enterprise-grade Prop Firm CRM.

Kenmore Design Prop Firm Risk & Evaluation Rules FAQ

Kenmore Design focuses on enterprise-grade risk automation: daily and overall drawdowns, max lots, trading windows, and payout eligibility. The rules engine is configurable per phase and applies instantly across evaluation and funded programs.

Our CRM also standardizes evidence for audits—snapshots, logs, and aggregated PnL—so risk, compliance, and investor relations can rely on consistent data without manual reconciliation.

Risk & Evaluation FAQs

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How does your Prop Firm Risk Management Software enforce drawdown limits?

The CRM continuously monitors live equity and balance data to enforce daily and overall drawdown rules. Admins can predefine thresholds with automated actions such as phase failure—applied instantly across evaluation and funded accounts.

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Can I automate evaluation challenges and risk checks?

Yes. Create custom challenge stages (Phase 1, Phase 2, Verification) with profit targets, minimum trading days, and loss thresholds. The CRM auto-advances or fails accounts based on data pulled directly from your trading platform.

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Does the CRM track trader consistency and daily risk compliance?

Yes. The CRM’s consistency module evaluates P&L distribution across rolling windows. Not adhering to the rules will lead to restricted progress or a prohibition on withdrawal requests.

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What reporting tools are available for audit or investor review?

Kenmore Design’s CRM provides timestamped breach logs, drawdown reports, and PnL verification snapshots. Managers can offer data for audit, investor presentations, or regulator compliance checks.

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How does your Prop Firm Risk Management Software monitor copytrading or mirrored activity?

The CRM monitors trade timing, direction, and volume correlation across accounts to highlight potential copytrading or mirrored behavior. When unusual similarities appear, they are flagged for review by risk or compliance managers to determine if further action is required.

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How does the CRM handle hedging activity between related accounts?

The system identifies opposite positions opened on the same instrument within or across accounts that share common data points such as IP or session. These potential hedging cases are flagged for administrative assessment, allowing managers to decide if they represent a violation of firm policy.

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How does the CRM handle trading during high-impact news events?

The system identifies traders who open or close positions during scheduled high-impact news releases. These trades are logged and flagged for admin review, allowing managers to decide whether they meet internal news-trading policies or require follow-up action.

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How does the CRM manage matching IP addresses across accounts?

Each login captures and stores the user’s IP address, building a complete IP history for every account. When identical IPs appear on multiple profiles, they are flagged for visibility inside the admin panel—so compliance staff can review and decide whether further verification is needed.

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Enterprise Prop Firm Risk & Evaluation Controls

Standardize drawdown policies, consistency checks, and news-trading flags across evaluation and funded stages. Kenmore Design’s Prop Firm CRM unifies monitoring, audit logs, and manager reviews across brands and desks.

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