Risk Management
Define your limits. The agent respects them automatically.
Risk controls in Charton are fully optional — but they matter. Every restriction you set is enforced automatically. When a limit is reached, the agent stops. No override, no retry. This is especially important for prop firm accounts, where breaching a risk rule means losing the account entirely.
Two levels of control
Strategy level
Restrictions that apply to a single strategy — how much it risks per trade, how many positions it can hold, when it's allowed to trade, and how it exits.
Agent level
Restrictions that apply across all strategies running on that agent — total daily loss, overall drawdown, maximum open trades, and more. These act as an account-wide safety net.
When any restriction is triggered at either level, the agent stops automatically and you receive an alert.
Strategy-level restrictions
Agent-level restrictions
Prop firm accounts
Prop firms like FTMO, MyForexFunds, and others have strict risk rules — typically a 5% daily loss limit and a 10% maximum drawdown. Breaching either means losing the funded account.
Charton's agent-level restrictions map directly to these rules. Set your daily loss and total drawdown limits to match the prop firm's requirements, and the agent will stop before you breach them. The settings are optional — but if you are trading a funded account, configuring them correctly is essential.
Charton does not enforce any rules on your behalf by default. It is your responsibility to align the agent's risk settings with the requirements of your broker or prop firm.
