Product
1-step, 2-step, instant, pay-later, contests, custom hybrids. Per-asset physics.
White-label
Your brand. Our infrastructure.
A white-label prop firm is a branded evaluation business on leased technology. You own acquisition, payouts, and the partner program. We own the engine. That split is the whole product.
The split
Hover a layer. Click to pin. Lease the commodity. Own the relationship.
In 2026 this is the default route because an in-house challenge platform, risk engine, and terminal bridge is six-to-seven figures and 9–18 months before the first sale.
You still run a business.
Brand, acquisition, affiliate economics, payout reliability, trader lifecycle. We will not warehouse your book or pretend software is a liquidity provider.
Core is always on: challenge, risk, CRM, dashboard, KYC/payments, payouts, analytics, API. Growth modules — terminals, affiliates, marketing, journal, contests — live in the same tenant. You pick them on the license; you do not buy a second vendor. Invisible vendor is default. Locale is a setting. Portable export exists so you are not hostage-taken.
Differentiation lives in the SKU you print, the partner graph you pay, and whether payouts clear. A slightly cheaper $100k card is not a stack.
Launch sequence → · Who we configure → · Pricing → · 2026 cost stack →
No revenue share. Launch $2,490 · Scale $4,990 · Command $8,990 per month, plus the modules you select. Account caps are hard. Overage is explicit.
No fake proof. We do not invent testimonials, client logos, or a 99.9% slide.
Legal is yours. Trader TOS, geo, and claims sit with counsel. We compile the rules you write.
Included
What the lease actually covers.
Risk
Six layers on the fill path. Compile without a deploy. Replay is an admin action.
Money
Checkout, promo codes, KYC, payouts, partner ledger. Two cash books.
Grow
Affiliates with S2S, marketing flows, journal, analytics.
Terminals
Platform5 + TradeHub default. Bridges for MT, cTrader, futures names.
Exit
Export traders, fills, affiliates, rule versions.
Start the tenant.
Demo, trial, or waitlist — same stack.