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August 28, 2026
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Protocol imports now include Product RMS commissions

Rithmic Protocol sync now writes commission on each closed trade from Product RMS: fill rate × fill quantity, on entry and exit. Dashboard net (pnl − commission) on calendar day totals, the trade table Commission column, and net P&L widgets no longer looks high versus Rithmic account P&L for Protocol-imported trades that previously stored commission as 0.

The rate is the same Product RMS source as R | API+ ProductRmsListInfo and the Orders CSV Commission Fill Rate. Sync uses the current RMS config, not historical rates for older fill dates. If Product RMS fails, the sync still saves fills with commission 0 and logs a warning. A later sync updates the existing row instead of inserting a duplicate round-trip — trades first stored without RMS keep the same identity, so calendar net is not counted twice.

Classic Rithmic CSV and API+ paths are unchanged. There is no new column or settings toggle. Live rates need a configured Protocol endpoint and live credentials.

With a Rithmic Protocol connection, sync again from Connections, then check commission and calendar net on the dashboard.

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