Does ScalpView work for TopStep's Trading Combine?
Yes. ScalpView tracks TopStep's trailing maximum drawdown live, which is the single hardest constraint on the Combine. The Kill Room calculates futures position sizes that respect the daily loss limit, and the macro panel covers indices, gold, and oil.
What is TopStep's trailing drawdown?
TopStep uses a trailing maximum drawdown that follows your equity high. The trailing distance depends on the account size, typically $2,000-$4,500. Once your account locks at the starting balance, the trailing DD stops moving up.
What is TopStep's profit split?
TopStep offers 100% profit split on the first $5,000 in profits, then 90/10 after that. This is one of the most generous splits in the futures prop firm industry.
What instruments can I trade on TopStep?
TopStep allows trading on most major futures contracts including ES (S&P 500), NQ (Nasdaq), CL (Crude Oil), GC (Gold), and many more. They are futures-only, no forex or stocks.
How does ScalpView help with TopStep's trailing DD?
The Kill Room is configured to track trailing drawdown the way TopStep calculates it. You see live distance to the trail point throughout the session, color-coded warnings as you approach it.
Is ScalpView affiliated with TopStep?
No. ScalpView is an independent intelligence platform with no affiliation with TopStep. We help futures traders make better-informed decisions, regardless of which firm they choose.