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August 26, 2026
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Live Rithmic balances now cover Protocol accounts

Accounts linked to a Rithmic Protocol connection now show the same Rithmic balance column and refresh control that classic Rithmic already had. Live values come from the Protocol PnL plant. This is a follow-up now that Protocol is the primary Rithmic connection — it does not change how you set Protocol up.

On the dashboard, switch to Accounts. The column appears on the table and on account cards, with Fetching Rithmic balance… while a value loads, and a refresh control next to the heading. Protocol errors can appear next to refresh without blocking classic Rithmic balances already on the page. Account matching is case-insensitive; one account failing does not drop balances already collected.

The column stays hidden when no classic Rithmic or Protocol source is linked, and leftover values disappear once those sources are gone. Seeing real numbers requires a configured Protocol endpoint and live credentials. Traders without a Protocol connection never open a Protocol WebSocket.

With a Rithmic Protocol connection, open the dashboard, switch to Accounts, and use refresh on Rithmic balance.

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