Everything that stands between your signal and a fill you can trust — the verification, the guardrails, and the plumbing that keeps your live account matching the strategy that fired the trade.
Forwarding an alert is the easy part. FillEdge compares every fill back against the signal that triggered it — price, size, stop, take-profit — and grades the result. When intent and reality drift apart, you read it as a status badge, not as an unexplained gap in your equity curve weeks later.
A duplicated webhook, a script that re-fires on the same bar, an alert that lands after the position already closed — each one opens a position your logic never intended. FillEdge reads every incoming signal against your current strategy state and holds back the ones that contradict it, before they ever reach the broker.
For prop-firm traders: the net that catches the trade you couldn't be at the terminal to stop.
Some strategies aim at a specific price level. Others aim at a distance from entry. FillEdge lets each strategy declare which one it speaks — so the executed stop matches what your script actually meant.
When your script sets the stop at a price, FillEdge places it there — not relative to where the fill landed. Support and resistance stay support and resistance, even when the entry slips a few pips.
sl=15 means 15 pips on EURUSD and 15 index points on NAS100. FillEdge pins the right interpretation per strategy at ingest, so the same number lands as the right distance on every asset class.
One trade past a daily limit, one quiet bar that nudges drawdown over the floor, and the account is dead. FillEdge ships every firm's rulebook and stops the trade that would breach it — at the bridge, before your broker ever sees it.
Bind your account once. The exact ruleset for FTMO, Apex, Funding Pips, TopStep — pre-loaded, not configured.
Daily loss, drawdown, target, consistency — re-checked the moment a fill lands.
When a signal would break a rule, FillEdge holds it back — or trims the lot to fit what's left.
Run trend, mean-reversion and breakout on the same broker account without them stepping on each other. Each strategy carries its own tag and magic number, so a close-all from one touches only its own trades, and every statistic slices cleanly per strategy. You finally see which one carries the account and which one quietly bleeds it.
Map a strategy across as many accounts as you trade — 1.0× on one, 0.5× on another, 2.0× on a third — and set it up once. Every alert then fans out automatically, sized for each destination. If one account hits a guardrail the others still execute, and each fork is reconciled and journaled separately.
A reversal is two alerts racing down two paths, and the open can land before the close. Process them in arrival order and you wake up holding the exact position you were trying to exit. FillEdge sequences reversal pairs deterministically so the close always completes first; a half that never finds its partner is held back, not fired alone.
No CSV export, no spreadsheet you abandon after a week. FillEdge records each signal and fill as a side effect of executing them, with slippage, latency and reason codes already attached. Slice by strategy, account, symbol or date; outliers tag themselves, so you stop scanning rows to find the one that matters.
FillEdge runs synthetic test signals through the full round trip on a schedule. Complete the trip and the pipeline is healthy — 🐤 CHIRP. Break somewhere and you get 🔇 SILENCE, naming the leg that failed. EA offline, signal silence, slippage outliers, compliance pressure — all reach you on email and Telegram in seconds, not the next morning.
When a trade misbehaves, the only question worth asking is where it broke. FillEdge lays every signal out as the eight stages it travels — webhook, parse, route, guardrail, poll, execute, acknowledge, reconcile — each timestamped, with a plain-language note wherever the bridge stepped in. If a signal failed, the failure point is the first thing your eye lands on.
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