Verified workflow: MT4/MT5 statement import
Export completed account history, import it into Propfy, and reconcile the record before you analyze it.
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FTMO journaling from a verified statement workflow
Trading Journal for FTMO Traders: MT4/MT5 Statement Review
The verified Propfy path is a completed MT4/MT5 statement import: bring in the history, validate the totals, and review the decisions behind it. FTMO remains the authority for live account status and current program rules.
No blanket live-sync promise
Automatic connection is not represented here as universally available. The public path described on this page is statement import.
Keep the account statement as source of truth
Check trade count, net P&L, commission, swap, and account mapping against the original platform record.
Review one account at a time
Separate account histories make it easier to see the actual behavior and result attached to each account phase.
Use FTMO’s own rules for current limits
Program terms, loss limits, and platforms can change. Confirm the terms that apply to your specific FTMO account before trading.
Turn history into a next-session decision
Add setup, session, plan adherence, and one correction while the trade context is still fresh.
By Propfy · Reviewed August 10, 2026
Direct answer
How do you journal FTMO trades?
Export the completed account statement from MT4 or MT5, import it into Propfy, verify the account mapping, trade count, and net P&L against the platform, then review the setup, session, and rule adherence behind the trades. This is a historical-review workflow. It does not replace FTMO's or your platform's live account metrics.
The statement-first workflow
1. Export the complete account history
Use the History or Account History area in MT4/MT5 and export the period you want to review. Keep one raw statement per account so an import can always be reconciled to its original source.
2. Import it into the right Propfy account
Choose the FTMO statement format, upload the file, and confirm the account and symbol mapping before treating the data as journal history.
3. Reconcile the numbers
Check that the imported trade count and net P&L agree with the same statement period. Include commissions and swap where the statement shows them, and keep non-trade balance operations out of behavioral trade statistics.
4. Review the decisions
Use the imported execution record to add setup, session, planned-versus-actual size, rule adherence, and the context behind the result.
5. Write the next correction
End the session with one concrete adjustment. A journal becomes useful when it changes the next decision, not when it only catalogs the last one.
Firm rules belong to the firm's current source
FTMO's Trading Objectives define the rules that apply to a given program, including Maximum Daily Loss and Maximum Loss. Those terms can differ by program and change over time, so use FTMO's own pages and the account interface as the authority before you trade or make a risk decision.
This matters because a completed statement cannot give a real-time answer about an open position, current equity, or the firm's current threshold. Propfy's statement workflow helps with retrospective review. It does not calculate or certify whether an FTMO account is currently safe, eligible, or compliant.
Keep the workflow within its verified scope
This page describes the MT4/MT5 completed-statement workflow only. FTMO's available platforms and program terms can vary, so do not assume every account exports the same file or that a connection option is available simply because another trader has one.
If your account uses a different platform, first check its official export guidance and the import option shown inside Propfy. A clear, verified import is better than a broad compatibility claim that leaves you with a journal built on an incomplete record.
Sources and review policy
Reviewed August 10, 2026 against Propfy's MT4/MT5 statement-import workflow and FTMO's published documentation. We update this page when the available Propfy workflow or the cited FTMO documentation changes. FTMO owns its rules and account platforms; Propfy is independent and is not a substitute for FTMO's live account information.
Start with one complete statement
Use a full, unedited account statement for your first import, verify the numbers, and run the review while you still remember the session. Create a Propfy account to begin the statement workflow, then review current plans and trial eligibility before choosing a plan.
Frequently asked questions
How do you journal FTMO trades in Propfy?
Export the completed account statement from MT4 or MT5, import it into Propfy, confirm the account and symbol mapping, and compare the trade count and net P&L with the original statement before reviewing the session.
Does Propfy offer automatic FTMO synchronization?
This page does not claim automatic FTMO synchronization as universally available. MT4/MT5 statement import is the verified workflow. If a signed-in Propfy account presents a connection option, follow the in-product steps and availability information there.
Can a journal replace FTMO’s live rule status?
No. FTMO and the trading platform remain the authority for your current account status and rules. A completed-statement journal helps you review historical decisions; it is not a substitute for the firm’s live risk calculation or account metrics.
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