FPT has not launched yet, and the dashboard says so. A Founder purchase gives you immediate access to a basic prelaunch dashboard, and every feature that is not built yet — trading included — is clearly labelled Coming soon. Nothing is hidden behind a fake button, and nothing pretends to be live.
This article describes both states: what the prelaunch dashboard does today, and what the trading dashboard and order interface will show once your evaluation becomes tradeable at launch.
Before Launch
What the prelaunch dashboard is for is confirmation and orientation, not trading. It shows the purchase you made, the account size and plan you selected, the launch status, and any notice FPT has published — for example an announcement that the launch window has been extended.
| Available before launch | Marked Coming Soon |
|---|---|
| Your purchase and the account size you selected | Placing orders |
| Your plan — one-time or monthly | Live market list and market cards |
| Launch status and any published notice | The order interface |
| Account and profile settings | Positions, balance and progress metrics |
| Support access | Payout requests |
Two things worth knowing. The launch counter shows the target of 100 paid Founder purchases; FPT does not display an invented progress count. And the evaluation becomes tradeable on the announced launch date, not on a personal countdown from your purchase — see When Your Evaluation Becomes Tradeable and Prelaunch Dashboard Access.
If something in the prelaunch dashboard looks wrong rather than merely unfinished, see Prelaunch Dashboard Issues.
The Market View at Launch
The trading dashboard is built around one principle: you should never have to open an order ticket just to find out what your limit is.
- A market-source control switches between the covered sources. Polymarket is the default, and you are never forced to choose only one — see Polymarket and Kalshi Market Coverage.
- Market cards show available size where it can be shown, so the market-volume cap is visible from the list.
- Thin markets are labelled as thin, rather than left for you to infer from a small number.
- Restricted markets carry their state on the market itself, so you can see a restriction before building an order. See Temporary Market Restrictions.
The Order Interface
The order ticket carries five things, and each is a different kind of number.
- Your account max open size. A fixed figure from your account size and stage — $1,000, $2,000 or $3,000 during the evaluation, and the funded figure for your current scaling milestone once funded.
- The market-specific maximum position. 5% of that market's trailing 24-hour volume, recalculated as volume moves.
- The estimated fill price. What FPT's model expects given the market at that instant.
- The estimated slippage or price impact. How far from the screen price a fill of that size is expected to land.
- A clear statement that the estimate is an estimate, not a guaranteed fill.
Your allowed position is the lower of (1) and (2). An order above it is blocked before it is accepted — it is not partially filled down to the limit, and the block message states the market's 24-hour volume and the resulting maximum so the reason is explicit. The rule, with worked tables for every account size, is in Max Open Size and Market-Volume Limits.
Items (3) and (4) are estimates. Orders are checked against live price and available liquidity before filling, and where price has moved beyond tolerance the system requotes or rejects rather than filling at a stale price. See How Simulated Fills Are Determined and Estimated Slippage and Price Impact.
Account Progress
Alongside the market view, the dashboard tracks the things your account is actually measured on: your simulated balance, your distance from your profit target, your maximum-loss floor, your end-of-day trailing drawdown floor, your profitable days, and where you stand against the 40% consistency rule.
Those parameters are defined in Complete Evaluation Rules by Account Size, and once funded, in Funded Account Rules.
What the Dashboard Is Not
The FPT dashboard is not a brokerage terminal. Everything inside it is simulated: balances, orders, positions, fills and profits. FPT does not route customer orders to Polymarket, Kalshi or any other venue, does not hold customer funds, does not take deposits and does not execute live trades for customers.
Nothing you do in the dashboard reaches a real order book. See How Simulated Market Activity Works and the Simulation and Risk Disclosure.
Still Need Help?
If a dashboard feature is not working — as opposed to being marked Coming Soon — email support@fundedpredictiontrader.com with your account email, the page and what you were trying to do.