It gives customers one place to manage account access, billing, onboarding, and routing status instead of piecing the process together manually.
Same market. Stewarded with greater wisdom.
Steadfast Capital brings your billing, account setup, Lucid intake, copy-group routing, and rollout status into one controlled platform instead of leaving the process spread across screenshots, chat threads, and manual notes.
A clear account portal, simple billing, structured onboarding, and a rollout designed to grow from evaluation accounts into funded routing with consistency.
Everything is organized so your account setup, routing status, and execution path remain visible in one place.
How the platform is organized
The product is structured around three operating layers so customers can see where they are in the journey and what comes next.
Create your portal access, connect the right account tier, and keep billing, onboarding, and account status in one place.
Keep the same operating profile as your account moves from evaluation toward funded status, so the transition stays orderly instead of starting over.
Once an account is reviewed and activated, the platform can route the right signal to the right copy group with a visible audit trail.
Customers get one place to keep their account package, onboarding state, billing, and routing readiness organized instead of chasing pieces across tools.
The product is shaped around evaluation-to-funded continuity so the operating record stays coherent as the account journey advances.
Routing attempts, connected accounts, copy groups, and rollout state stay visible so growth comes from discipline, not guesswork.
What the platform is designed to protect
The product is not just trying to make routing possible. It is built to keep the customer workflow disciplined, reviewable, and controlled as accounts move forward.
Billing, intake, approval, copy groups, and execution readiness are kept under one customer record so the account path does not fragment as the setup grows.
Signals, routed activity, and journaled trade review can stay connected so customers can see not only what they traded, but what the platform actually processed.
Paper routing, approval gates, duplicate guards, and execution settings exist so the move toward live routing happens with checkpoints instead of guesswork.
What the platform can already do right now
These are current platform capabilities already represented in the site and portal today. This section stays grounded in what the product can actually support now, not just what may come later.
Customers can create accounts, sign in, and move straight into billing, onboarding, and routing review from the same portal.
The product supports plan-based monthly billing across `Copy Account`, `Builder`, and `Desk`, with checkout tied to the signed-in customer plan.
Customers can submit Lucid account details, track onboarding status, and move through an approval-first setup flow before routing readiness is expected.
The platform supports both TradingView webhook delivery and the internal ORB engine, with both paths feeding the same routing, activity, and review workflow.
Customers can save journal entries with screenshots, notes, tags, lessons, and linked platform activity so review stays attached to the operating record.
The portal already supports Tradovate execution-profile storage, internal ORB CSV ingestion, and stored MNQ and MGC market snapshots from uploaded bar data.
Built more like an operating desk than a landing page pretending to be software.
Most trading products market freedom and speed. This one is being shaped around order, reviewability, and a narrow path that can actually hold up once customers start relying on it.
The platform keeps billing, approvals, connected accounts, and execution posture visible together so customers are not managing a serious workflow from memory.
Signals, routed attempts, internal engine runs, and journal entries are meant to stay connected so decisions can be audited instead of re-imagined after the fact.
Lucid-first onboarding, ORB-first structure, and a controlled execution lane keep the product opinionated enough to feel trustworthy instead of generic.
Why traders keep coming back to the opening-range framework
The opening-range breakout remains one of the most recognized session-based frameworks in futures because it is simple to define, easy to repeat, and naturally tied to visible risk levels.
Why it stays relevant
What Steadfast Capital is built to improve
Scripture Foundation
The vision is not random branding. These verses shape how the product is being built: deliberate planning, faithful stewardship, careful foundations, and respect for small beginnings before scale.
Proverbs 16:3
Commit your works to the Lord, and your plans will be established.
Proverbs 21:5
The plans of the diligent lead surely to abundance, but everyone who is hasty comes only to poverty.
Haggai 1:5-11
Consider your ways. Build with order, attention, and reverence instead of scattering effort without fruit.
Haggai 2:18-19
Mark the foundation carefully. Stewardship starts with the first faithful layer before the harvest appears.
Zechariah 4:10
Do not despise small beginnings. Build the system correctly, then let consistency compound.
Luke 14:28
Count the cost before building. Sound planning belongs ahead of the work, not after the damage.
What the customer is actually buying
The offer is meant to be plain and honest: a disciplined operating system for traders who want their accounts handled with order, stewardship, and a clear path from intake to routing.
Signup, login, account visibility, and one place to manage the full customer journey.
Pricing is shown inside the signed-in account flow so plan choice happens privately after signup.
Copy-group-aware routing decisions with reviewable account activity.
Lucid-focused onboarding built to carry accounts from evaluation review toward funded operations.
How access works
Get inside the platform first without sorting through plan pricing on the public homepage.
After signup, the account flow shows the plan options and lets the customer save the right fit.
The selected plan then carries into billing, onboarding, and routing readiness inside the portal.
Supported venue profiles
Lucid Trading
Venue ProfileAllowed with platform and rule compliance
Prop-firm paths the platform is organizing around
The product is being built around a single Lucid-focused routing profile so customers know exactly which firm path, platform options, and approval flow the rollout is centered on.
Configured strategy
MNQ NY Open ORB
Configured opening-range workflow
Strategy and account logic
Built around the evaluation-to-funded journey
Lucid is the first rollout path because the evaluation and funded transition is clear enough to support a clean operating workflow. The platform is being shaped so account records, copy groups, billing, and routing status stay aligned as customers progress.
Current Lucid rollout status
Lucid intake that can grow with the account
After logging in, customers can submit Lucid account details for review. The intent is to keep evaluation intake, approval, and funded readiness under one organized operating record as the account advances.
Recent Lucid account intake
No onboarding requests yet
Authenticated users can now submit Lucid account onboarding details.
What customers enter during Lucid onboarding
A clear name for the Lucid account you want connected.
The funded or evaluation tier, such as 50K, 100K, or 150K.
The execution path you plan to use, such as Tradovate or another supported route.
The routing group and account reference needed to match the account correctly inside the system.
How the product works
From signup to billing, onboarding, approval, signal intake, and execution, the workflow is laid out clearly so you always know where your account stands.
How customers connect the system
Firm profiles and account tiers
50K
Account TierMaximum risk allocation
100K
Account TierMaximum risk allocation
150K
Account TierMaximum risk allocation
How alerts move through the system
The alert path is designed to stay visible end to end, so customers can understand where a signal starts, what qualifies it, and how it reaches approved accounts.
The alert leaves TradingView with the customer’s unique webhook secret, strategy name, action, instrument, and copy group.
The platform identifies the customer from that secret before any account is considered for routing.
Only approved Lucid-path accounts inside the same copy group are eligible to receive the alert.
Every attempt is stored so the customer and the platform both have a reviewable account of what happened.
The webhook secret must belong to a real customer account.
The alert copy group must match the groups that customer actually has connected.
Only active Lucid-path accounts are included in the routing decision.
The result is stored in the audit trail before the execution layer moves further.
What the customer does in the portal
How routing progresses over time
What is live now and what comes next
The rollout is shown clearly so customers can see what is already available today and what is still being completed.
Landing page, signup, login, portal, billing, Lucid onboarding, and admin review.
Stripe keys, persistent production database, webhook secrets, and improved account provisioning.
Lucid-supported live routing through the chosen platform path with kill switch, audit trail, and replay protection.
Two ways signals can reach the platform
Customers can use either the external webhook path or the in-app ORB engine path. Both lead into the same routing, review, and journal workflow once a signal is accepted.
TradingView-driven delivery
Best for customers who already use TradingView alerts and want the portal to receive, verify, and route those signals into the right copy group.
Steadfast-generated ORB signals
Best for customers who do not want to depend on TradingView webhooks and prefer the platform to generate ORB signals directly from uploaded or connected market bars.
First-day setup
Customer FAQ
Software access, connected-account routing, billing access, and the Lucid onboarding workflow.
Plan selection happens inside the signed-in account flow after signup, so pricing stays attached to the customer experience instead of the public homepage.
No. The platform is built to organize the operating side of the workflow and then layer routing and execution controls on top.
The account journey is intended to stay organized under one operating profile so the transition stays clear instead of fragmented.
Bring your accounts, billing, onboarding, and routing workflow under one disciplined system.
Steadfast Capital is built for traders who want a cleaner operating structure today and a stronger path into funded-account execution with order, visibility, and control.
Connected routing accounts
Lucid Eval 50K A
Lucid Trading
Lucid Eval 100K B
Lucid Trading
Lucid Eval 150K C
Lucid Trading
Recent execution attempts
Each Lucid-path webhook stores a routing attempt so account activity stays visible and reviewable as the rollout advances.
No attempts yet
Routed signal and execution activity will appear here as the platform is used.