ProjectX + New Plans: Go-Live Schedule
๐ฃ Tradovate Users
Updated Plans Go-Live: Friday, September 12 @ 8:00 AM EST
Reminder: Details of plan changes here - https://t.co/Y6LmHDbybm
๐ฃ ProjectX
ProjectX will be available as a platform option for new accounts: Sunday, September 14 @ 5:00 PM EST
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This drama is dragging longer than it should with everyone suddenly acting like a coder.
In our beta integration with ProjectX we assumed accountId was unique. Docs and metrics identified nothing, a month of testing was clean.
When we scaled to more users, a clash appeared; one follower account ID existed twice. Causing a trade to copy to the wrong follower of another Tradesyncer user.
Maybe we shouldnโt have assumed. But after a month of clean testing, focus naturally shifted to other edge cases and improvements.
Regardless, we caught it and fixed in 3 minutes.
Not a ProjectX issue. Issue closed.
@vwapx@Wepth@Topstep@MichaelPatak Every database in existence has a userId = 1. All of our clients have separate databases (and connection URI's) as we do not use single tenancy, which is best practice for a B2B SaaS like us.
@Travisdaman713@aw_trades_ You set a PDPT which is simply a pending market order awaiting a trigger event. It triggered on the low liquidity news event (in your favor), and exited you where it could at the current best market price.
Today, at 12:39 CT, an upstream market data load balancer failed at the CME Chicago data center. This caused market data to stop flowing into our platform until 12:45 CT when fail-overs kicked in. The issue was resolved and the faulty hardware replaced.
Slippage Comparison Test using stop market orders:
FOMC Event 7/30/2025
ProjectX: 2 ticks on each order
Rithmic: 12 ticks order #1 / 14 ticks order #2
Tradovate: 4 ticks order #1 / 2 ticks order #2
@zoofxing We understand your concern, but this claim is entirely inaccurate. You can verify your fills against CME raw tick data at any time to see the exact market conditions, ( bid/ask order book). This is possible because, unlike forex, futures trade on a single centralized exchange