QbarTrade is an MTF trading journal that keeps broker funding, margin used, daily interest, holding cost and net profitability connected—so you can evaluate funded trades without maintaining separate spreadsheets.
Interest tracking
Keep daily and accrued financing cost visible for each MTF position.
Broker workflows
Use supported broker connections or structured manual records.
Funding dashboard
Review broker-funded capital, own margin and leverage together.
True net profit
Measure results after interest and charges, not only price movement.
A complete MTF trading workflow
Record positions, follow financing cost and review results after interest. QbarTrade keeps each stage of your MTF trading process connected.
Connect a supported broker or record an MTF trade manually. QbarTrade keeps the instrument, quantity, entry price, funded amount, margin used and account context together in one structured record.
Understand the relationship between your own margin and broker-funded capital. QbarTrade gives you one portfolio-level view of gross exposure, blended leverage, open positions and realised financing cost.
Separate your funded positions by account so you can understand where capital is borrowed, how much interest is accumulating and which broker currently carries your open exposure.
Keep open and closed MTF positions in one journal with the broker, instrument, funded capital, holding days, accrued interest, status and decision notes preserved for later review.
Separate gross trading profit from the cost of borrowed capital. Review net P&L, net ROI, interest paid, charges, average holding period and instrument-level results to understand the real outcome of your MTF decisions.
Interest visibility
Review daily, accrued and realised financing cost.
Broker context
Keep each MTF position attached to its account.
True net P&L
Separate trading profit from funding and charges.
Complete journal
Preserve funding, holding period and trade notes.
Clear records
Maintain a consistent MTF review workflow.
Build a clearer MTF workflow with funding, interest, broker exposure, position history and net profitability in one journal.
MTF trading journal FAQ
Learn how an MTF journal can connect funded capital, holding cost, broker exposure and net trading performance.
An MTF trading journal records a margin trading facility position together with its broker account, funded amount, trader margin, entry and exit, holding period, daily interest, total financing cost, charges and final result.
An MTF interest tracker keeps the cost of borrowed capital visible while a position remains open. It helps traders compare gross trading profit with the interest and charges that reduce the final net result.
QbarTrade is designed to keep broker and account context attached to each MTF position, making it easier to review funding, exposure and interest broker by broker. Supported connection availability can vary by broker and account.
Traders can review funded capital, own margin, gross exposure, blended leverage, holding days, daily interest, accrued interest, interest paid, gross P&L, net P&L and net ROI.
The MTF workflow is designed to separate gross trading results from interest and charges so the journal can present a clearer view of net profitability. Actual broker calculations and statements remain the final source of truth.
