MetaTrader 5 · Evaluation accounts
A prop firm EA that treats drawdown as the rule, not a suggestion
Most challenge accounts fail on risk, not on entries. Sabrina pairs an MT5 AutoPilot engine with a risk gate built for 1-step and 2-step prop-firm evaluations: every order is checked against your daily loss limit and total drawdown ceiling before it is sent.
Trading involves risk of loss. Sabrina does not guarantee passing any evaluation.
How the risk engine enforces challenge rules
Daily loss limit
Your evaluation's daily loss cap is set once as a percentage of starting balance. The engine tracks realised and floating loss against it and blocks new entries before the line is crossed.
Total drawdown ceiling
Static or trailing max drawdown is checked on every tick. When the equity floor is in reach, AutoPilot stops opening positions and can flatten what is open.
Profit-target pacing
Minimum trading days and profit targets shape position sizing, so a 1-step target is not chased with outsized risk in a single session.
Per-trade risk caps
Lot sizes come from your account balance, stop distance and the risk percent you set — never from a fixed lot that scales badly on a funded account.
1-step and 2-step evaluations
1-step evaluation
One phase: hit the profit target without breaching daily loss or max drawdown. Sabrina enforces both limits as hard gates and keeps the risk-per-trade small enough that a losing streak cannot end the account in one day.
2-step evaluation
Phase 1 target, then a lower Phase 2 target with the same drawdown rules. Sabrina lets you store separate rule sets per account, so the second phase runs at reduced aggression automatically.
Getting set up
- 1 · Add your evaluation account and pick its rule set (1-step or 2-step).
- 2 · Set daily loss, max drawdown and risk per trade — these become hard gates.
- 3 · Run the engine next to MetaTrader 5, or test the same logic first on the in-app demo account.