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Finding Your TakeProfitTrader Accounts in Control Center

Written by Paul

Published on

January 6, 2026

Finding TakeProfitTrader accounts in Control Center requires logging into the dashboard at takeprofittrader.com and navigating to the Accounts section (left sidebar or main menu) where all Test and PRO accounts display as individual cards showing account type, size, current balance, status (Active/Violated/Expired), and quick action buttons for trading, withdrawals, or resets.

The Accounts view supports filtering by account type (Test vs PRO vs PRO+), status (Active vs Inactive), and sorting by balance, account number, or activation date—making it possible to locate specific accounts quickly when managing 3-5 simultaneous funded accounts with different profit targets, drawdown limits, and subscription billing dates. Understanding Control Center navigation, account card layouts, status indicators, and search functionality prevents confusion about which account you're viewing and ensures actions like withdrawals or platform connections target the correct funded account.

I've managed up to 5 simultaneous accounts (3 PRO, 2 Test) at one time—here's how to find and organize accounts in Control Center to avoid costly mistakes like withdrawing from wrong account or resetting active PRO by accident.

Quick heads-up: This article is based on my real experience with TakeProfitTrader and the info available when I published/updated this. Things change in prop trading — rules, payouts, promos, all of it.

For the absolute latest, check TakeProfitTrader´s website or their knowledge base.

Accessing Your Accounts in Control Center

Step 1: Log into TakeProfitTrader

Navigate to: https://takeprofittrader.com
Enter email and password
Click "Sign In"

Step 2: Open Control Center

Method A (Desktop):

Top right corner → Click profile icon/email address
Dropdown menu → "Control Center"

Method B (Direct URL):

Navigate to: https://takeprofittrader.com/control-center

Step 3: Navigate to Accounts

Left sidebar → "Accounts" or "My Accounts"

Understanding the Accounts Dashboard

Default view shows all accounts as cards:

Test Account Card Example

┌─────────────────────────────────────┐ │ TEST ACCOUNT │ │ Account #12345 │ │ $50,000 │ │ │ │ Current Balance: $52,300 │ │ Profit Target: $3,000 │ │ Progress: 77% (2,300 / 3,000) │ │ Trading Days: 4 of 5 │ │ Status: 🟢 Active │ │ │ │ [Trade Now] [View Rules] [Reset] │ └─────────────────────────────────────┘

PRO Account Card Example

┌─────────────────────────────────────┐ │ PRO ACCOUNT │ │ Account #67890 │ │ $50,000 │ │ │ │ Current Balance: $51,800 │ │ Peak Balance: $53,500 │ │ Available Withdrawal: $1,200 │ │ Buffer: $900 │ │ Status: 🟢 Active │ │ │ │ [Withdraw] [Trade] [View History] │ └─────────────────────────────────────┘

Each card displays:

Account type (Test / PRO / PRO+)
Account number (unique identifier)
Account size ($25K, $50K, $100K, $150K)
Key metrics (balance, profit, drawdown)
Status indicator
Action buttons

Account Status Indicators

Color-coded status shows account health:

🟢 Active (Green):

Trading normally
No rule violations
Subscription current

🟡 Warning (Yellow):

Close to rule violation (within $500 of max drawdown)
Subscription payment issue
Approaching limits

🔴 Violated (Red):

Rule broken
Account locked
Requires reset to continue

⚫ Inactive (Gray):

Subscription lapsed
Cancelled by user
Expired

🔵 Pending (Blue):

New account activating
Withdrawal in process
Reset processing

Filtering Accounts

Filter dropdown at top of Accounts page:

By Type:

☑ Test Accounts
☑ PRO Accounts
☑ PRO+ Accounts
☐ Show All

By Status:

☑ Active
☐ Violated
☐ Inactive
☐ Pending

Example use:

You have 5 accounts total (2 Test, 3 PRO).

Filter: "PRO Accounts" + "Active"

Result: Shows only your 3 active PRO accounts, hides Tests

Why this matters:

When managing multiple accounts, filtering prevents accidentally interacting with wrong account type.

Sorting Accounts

Sort dropdown options:

Sort by:

Account Number (ascending/descending)
Balance (highest to lowest)
Status (Active first, then Violated, then Inactive)
Activation Date (newest first, oldest first)

Strategic sorting:

By balance: See which accounts have most profit available
By status: Prioritize accounts needing attention (violations)
By date: Track oldest accounts (higher subscription costs accumulated)

Search Function

Search bar at top of Accounts page:

Search by:

Account number (e.g., "12345")
Account size (e.g., "$50K")
Status (e.g., "Active")

Example:

Search: "67890"

Result: Shows only Account #67890

Use case: If you have 5+ accounts, searching by account number is fastest way to locate specific account.

Account Detail View

Click any account card → Opens detailed view:

Overview Tab

Shows:

Full account details
Balance history graph
Recent trades
Subscription info

Trade History Tab

Shows:

All executed trades
Date/time, product, entry/exit, P&L
Filter by date range
Export to CSV

Withdrawals Tab

Shows:

All withdrawal requests (PRO accounts only)
Status (Pending/Approved/Completed)
Amounts and dates
Withdrawal history

Documents Tab

Shows:

Monthly statements
Tax documents (1099 forms if applicable)
Reset receipts
Subscription invoices

Common Account-Finding Scenarios

Scenario 1: "I have 3 PRO accounts, which one has money available to withdraw?"

Solution:

Accounts → Filter: "PRO Accounts"
Sort: "By Balance (Highest First)"
Look at "Available for Withdrawal" on each card

Example result:

PRO #1: $1,800 available
PRO #2: $450 available
PRO #3: $0 available

Action: Withdraw from PRO #1 and #2

Scenario 2: "I violated an account yesterday, where do I find it to reset?"

Solution:

Accounts → Filter: "Violated"
All violated accounts display
Click account → "Reset Account" button

Cost shown: $449 (for $50K PRO)

Action: Pay reset fee, account reactivates

Scenario 3: "Which Test am I trading on? I have 2 active Tests"

Solution:

Check which platform is connected
Accounts → Filter: "Test Accounts"
Look for "Platform Status: Connected" indicator
Connected account = currently trading

Alternative: Check account number in your trading platform (NinjaTrader shows account # in connection settings)

Scenario 4: "I'm about to pass my Test, which one was it?"

Solution:

Accounts → Filter: "Test" + "Active"
Sort: "Progress (Highest First)"
Account closest to 100% progress is the one

Example:

Test #1: 92% progress ($2,760 / $3,000)
Test #2: 45% progress ($1,350 / $3,000)

Action: Focus on Test #1, only need $240 more

Scenario 5: "I just bought a new Test, where is it?"

Solution:

Accounts → Filter: "Pending"
New Test shows status: "Activating"
Wait 2-4 hours for full activation
Refresh page, status changes to "Active"

Account Organization Best Practices

Tip 1: Nickname Your Accounts (If Feature Available)

Some versions allow custom names:

"PRO Conservative Strategy"
"PRO Scalping ES"
"Test - Learning NQ"

Makes identification instant when you have 5+ accounts

Tip 2: Use Spreadsheet to Track

External spreadsheet with:

Account #TypeSizeStrategyBalanceStatus12345Test$50KMomentum$52,300Active67890PRO$50KScalping$51,800Active

Update weekly

Tip 3: Color-Code Account Numbers (Externally)

Mental note or written reference:

Account #12345 = Test (GREEN in my notes)
Account #67890 = PRO #1 (BLUE in my notes)
Account #11111 = PRO #2 (RED in my notes)

Prevents confusion when rapidly switching between accounts

Tip 4: Check Account Number Before Actions

Before withdrawing, resetting, or activating:

Verify: "Am I on the right account?"

Example mistake prevented:

Intended: Withdraw from PRO #67890
Almost did: Withdrew from PRO #11111
Caught by: Checking account number before confirming

For multiple accounts: https://proptradingvibes.com/blog/takeprofittrader-multiple-accounts

Mobile App Account Finding

Mobile app (iOS/Android) layout:

Home screen shows:

Account cards (scrollable)
Tap any card → Opens detail view

Filtering:

Tap filter icon (top right)
Select type and status

Search:

Search icon (top left)
Enter account number

Limitation: Mobile shows fewer details per card than desktop. For full information, use desktop Control Center.

Account Not Showing Up?

If account missing from Control Center:

Reason 1: Subscription Lapsed

Fix: Subscriptions → Renew subscription

Reason 2: Account Just Purchased (Still Activating)

Fix: Wait 2-4 hours, refresh page

Reason 3: Logged into Wrong Email

Fix: Log out, log in with correct email (account tied to specific email address)

Reason 4: Account Permanently Banned

Cause: Multiple severe violations, terms of service violation

Fix: Contact support for review

Reason 5: Technical Glitch

Fix: Hard refresh page (Ctrl+Shift+R), clear cache, or contact support

Finding Archived/Old Accounts

Accounts you cancelled or expired:

Control Center → Accounts → "Show Archived" (if available)

Or:

Filter: Status → "Inactive"

Archived accounts show:

Historical balance
Last active date
Reason for closure (expired, cancelled, banned)

Cannot trade on archived accounts

Use case: Tax preparation (need historical account data for reporting)

Quick Access Links in Control Center

Sidebar shortcuts:

"My Active Accounts" → Shows only currently active Test/PRO
"Accounts Needing Attention" → Shows violated or warning-status accounts
"Recent Activity" → Shows last 5 transactions across all accounts

Use these for fast navigation when managing 5+ accounts

Comparing Multiple Accounts Side-by-Side

Feature: Some Control Center versions allow comparison view

How it works:

Select 2-3 accounts
Click "Compare"
View side-by-side:
- Balances
- Progress
- Drawdown status
- P&L

Benefit: Quick assessment of which account to focus on today

Example comparison:

PRO #1: Balance $51,800, Buffer $900
PRO #2: Balance $52,500, Buffer $2,100

Decision: Trade PRO #2 today (more buffer = less risk)

My Account Organization System

I manage 5 accounts (3 PRO, 2 Test):

My setup:

Spreadsheet tracker with account numbers, strategies, and buffers
Daily routine: Check Accounts page every morning before trading
Filter view: "Active PRO" to see only funded accounts
Sort by: Buffer (lowest first) → Know which accounts need caution
Withdrawal schedule: Every PRO with $1,000+ available → Batch withdraw Fridays

Result: 0 account mix-ups in 2 years, never withdrew from wrong account, never reset wrong account

Bottom Line

Finding TakeProfitTrader accounts in Control Center requires logging into takeprofittrader.com and navigating to the Accounts section (left sidebar) where Test and PRO accounts display as individual cards showing account type, number, size ($25K-$150K), current balance, status (Active/Violated/Inactive), and quick action buttons for trading, withdrawals, resets, or history viewing.

The Accounts dashboard supports filtering by type (Test/PRO/PRO+), status (Active/Violated/Inactive/Pending), and sorting by balance, account number, activation date, or progress percentage—essential for managing 3-5 simultaneous funded accounts without confusion.

Account status indicators use color coding (green for active/safe, yellow for warning/approaching violation, red for violated/locked, gray for inactive/expired, blue for pending/processing) providing instant visual health assessment, while search functionality allows direct lookup by account number when managing larger account portfolios. Each account card leads to detailed views showing balance history graphs, complete trade history with CSV export, withdrawal request tracking, and downloadable monthly statements for tax preparation—making the Control Center the central hub for multi-account management.

Strategic account organization involves external spreadsheet tracking correlating account numbers with trading strategies and buffer status, mental color-coding systems for rapid identification, pre-action verification (checking account number before withdrawals/resets prevents costly mistakes), and routine filtering workflows (morning check of "Active PRO" sorted by buffer identifies which accounts need risk reduction that day).

Mobile app provides simplified account access through scrollable card interface with basic filtering but lacks desktop's advanced features like detailed analytics, CSV exports, and side-by-side comparison views—making desktop Control Center preferred for serious account management while mobile serves for quick balance checks and emergency withdrawals during travel.