Futures and forex trading contains substantial risk and is not for every investor. An investor could potentially lose all or more than the initial investment. Risk capital is money that can be lost without jeopardizing one’s financial security or lifestyle. Only risk capital should be used for trading and only those with sufficient risk capital should consider trading. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.
Hypothetical performance results have many inherent limitations, some of which are described below. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown; in fact, there are frequently sharp differences between hypothetical performance results and the actual results subsequently achieved by any particular trading program. One of the limitations of hypothetical performance results is that they are generally prepared with the benefit of hindsight. In addition, hypothetical trading does not involve financial risk, and no hypothetical trading record can completely account for the impact of financial risk of actual trading. for example, the ability to withstand losses or to adhere to a particular trading program despite trading losses are material points that can also adversely affect actual trading results. There are numerous other factors related to the markets in general or to the implementation of any specific trading program that cannot be fully accounted for in the preparation of hypothetical performance results and all which can adversely affect trading results.
Rithmic Trade Sync connects the Rithmic system your prop firm or broker gave you to Journalit, so your futures fills reach your journal without a manual export. You create the connection on Journalit.co with your Rithmic username and password, and Journalit keeps synchronising from then on.
Rithmic Trade Sync is in preview
Rithmic Trade Sync is not publicly available yet. This guide documents the current preview for approved testers. Compare synchronised trades with your Rithmic records, especially around session changes, partial closes, and settled-history updates.
Use this guide for automatic synchronisation
If you only want a one-off file import, use the Rithmic Trade History Export Guide instead. File import and Trade Sync are separate workflows.
Rithmic Trade Sync is a Pro feature. Connection management stays available on your account while the entitlement is active.
You need the Rithmic system name, username, and password issued by your prop firm or broker.
Log in to R|Trader or R|Trader Pro once and sign the agreements Rithmic shows. Rithmic blocks application logins until this is done.
You can map synchronised accounts to existing local accounts or create suitable accounts in the plugin.
Sign the Rithmic agreements first
Rithmic requires each user to accept its agreements inside R|Trader or R|Trader Pro before any other application may sign in. If Journalit reports that agreements are required, log in to R|Trader once, accept everything it presents, then retry the connection.
Credential entry, updates, and deletion all live on Journalit.co. The Obsidian plugin never asks for your Rithmic password.
Sign in to Journalit.co and open Dashboard → Integrations. Select the Rithmic tab when another broker is available too, then choose Connect Rithmic.
Pick your system from the list Journalit loads from Rithmic. Prop firms and brokers each use their own system, so choose the one that matches the login you use in R|Trader.
Enter the credentials for that system. Journalit sends them to its backend, which signs in to Rithmic to verify them before storing them encrypted. The password is not persisted to browser storage, caches, or URLs, and is cleared from the form as soon as the request finishes.
When Rithmic accepts the login, the connection card appears with its status, detected accounts, and sync timestamps. If Rithmic rejects the login, the card explains what to fix and you can retry immediately.
Choose which Rithmic accounts belong in the current vault and map each one to a local Journalit account in the Obsidian plugin. Trades do not land in the vault until that mapping is done. Follow Choose the accounts for this vault in the Trade Sync overview.
Journalit checks Rithmic on a schedule once the connection is active, so trades keep arriving without any action from you.
Use Sync now on the connection card when you want an immediate update rather than waiting for the next scheduled run.
Trades from the current session arrive with the next sync, so today's activity reaches your journal the same day.
Rithmic settles history after the session. Journalit backfills those settled trades afterwards, which is why an entry can gain final detail later.
Rithmic allows one active session per account. If your trading platform, such as R|Trader or NinjaTrader, is signed in, Journalit cannot log in at the same moment. Journalit waits and retries on its normal schedule, so trades from that session still arrive once your platform disconnects. Nothing needs fixing in Journalit when you see this: close or disconnect the platform when you finish trading, or simply wait for the next sync.
Rithmic does not supply commissions or fees
Rithmic's trade data does not include commissions or exchange fees. Configure instrument cost rules in Journalit settings so those costs can be applied when the synced commission is empty or zero. Rules can be per-side or round-trip, and optionally scoped to specific accounts. See Instrument cost rules.
Return to Dashboard → Integrations and open the Rithmic tab for the full lifecycle. Every action applies only to the card where it is started.
Request an immediate synchronisation for one connection.
Reload the connection status, detected accounts, and sync timestamps.
Replace the stored username and password after a password change or reset. Journalit verifies the new credentials with Rithmic before saving them.
Stop synchronisation and permanently delete the stored Rithmic credentials. Existing cloud trades and Obsidian notes are preserved.
Disconnecting deletes your stored credentials
Disconnect removes the encrypted Rithmic username and password from Journalit. Your synchronised trades and journal notes stay exactly where they are. To reconnect later, enter your credentials again.
Compare providers and understand the shared synchronisation model.
Set up the OAuth-based Tradovate connection.
Use the separate file-based Trade Import workflow.
Apply per-ticker commission rules when Rithmic does not supply costs.
Organise local accounts and map them to synchronised Rithmic accounts.
Read more about how Journalit handles account and service data.
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