Prop trading software: your rulebook, enforced.

A Prop Trading challenge template is built in six steps: Basic info — The challenge's name, the description a trader sees, the brand it belongs to, and which of the four types it is — one-step, two-step, three-step or instant funding. Account config — The demo backend the evaluation runs on, its trading group, leverage, currency, account size and price — and, separately, the group and leverage the funded account gets. Trading rules — Profit share, minimum payout amount and payout schedule; the consistency rule; whether positions may be held over the weekend; and whether a violation disqualifies automatically or waits for review. Advanced rules — Risk per trade, the stop-loss timer, stop-loss removal prevention, the overnight cutoff, minimum holding period, qualifying days, the soft-breach budget and the payout limits. Phase config — Each phase's own targets and limits — and, where a phase needs a different account behaviour, its own trading group and leverage. Review — The whole rulebook on one screen before it is saved as a draft. A template goes live only when it is activated.

Every Prop Trading challenge phase sets six rules for itself: Profit target — The percentage the trader has to make to pass this phase. Max daily loss — The most the account may lose in a single day, as a percentage of its starting balance. Max total drawdown — The floor the account may never go through for the whole phase. Drawdown basis — Static measures the floor from the starting balance. Trailing measures it from the account's peak, so the floor rises as the trader makes money. Minimum trading days — How many days the trader has to actually trade, so nobody passes on one lucky position. Time limit — How long the phase may run. Leave it empty and the phase has no deadline. A phase can also override trading group and leverage.

Every Prop Trading challenge template sets ten rules of its own: Risk per trade — Caps how much of the account a single trade may put at risk. The soft limit is a warning threshold that records a soft breach; the optional hard limit is a violation. Soft-breach budget — Sets how many soft breaches a trader is allowed before the next one becomes a hard violation — so a first mistake is a warning, not the end of the challenge. Stop-loss timer — Requires a stop-loss to be on the position within a set number of seconds of it being opened. Stop-loss removal prevention — Stops a trader deleting the stop-loss once it has been set. Overnight cutoff — Flags positions still open past a cutoff time — set as a clock time in a named timezone, not as an offset, so the rule means the same thing in every market. Minimum holding period — Rejects trades closed faster than a set number of seconds, which is how scalping and latency strategies are kept out of an evaluation. Qualifying day — Makes a day count towards the minimum trading days only if it clears a minimum profit — and can be enforced on the funded account too, not just during evaluation. Weekend holding — Allows or forbids carrying positions through the weekend. Consistency rule — Caps how much of a trader's total profit one day — or one trade — may account for, so nobody passes on a single outsized win. Both are configurable, and either can be extended to the funded account. Violation behaviour — Decides what a breach does: disqualify the account automatically — the violation is still recorded — or hold it for a person to review.

A Prop Trading template moves through three states: Draft — Authored and saved, visible to nobody. Nothing can enrol against it. Active — On sale in the brand's catalogue. The template carries its live enrolment count, so nothing in use is ever edited blind. Archived — Off sale, with its history intact — and reactivated later if the offer comes back.

Prop Trading adds a prop dashboard to the broker’s white-label client portal, in four areas.

The challenge store lists every challenge on sale, filtered by type and account size, each card showing its profit targets, daily and total drawdown limits, minimum trading days, profit split and price — and the trader checks out without leaving the portal.

My Challenges shows each phase's balance, peak balance, profit and loss and trading days, progress against the profit target, daily loss and drawdown, the soft breaches used, and a violation history with the value that breached and the limit.

The funded account view shows the current balance, total profit, total payouts, the amount available for payout, current equity and the trader's and firm's profit split.

The payouts area lets a funded trader request a payout up to the amount available and follow every request from pending to paid.