Connected prop firm software
One platform for the trader and operator lifecycle.
Platform capabilities
Choose the layer you need to evaluate.
Each capability has a focused page. The shared account and customer model is what makes them one operating system rather than seven integrations.
Nexus Connect
A branded trader workspace with advanced charting, simulated order execution and account-aware controls for funding evaluations.
ExploreTrader dashboard
Real-time P&L, drawdown and consistency tracking, the trading-day calendar, payout requests, competitions and education in one view.
ExploreOperations CRM
Account lifecycle, transactional email, payout review, competitions, marketing and provider-neutral trading integrations.
ExploreRisk management
Rule design, account monitoring, breach workflow and operator controls bound to the same account record.
ExploreFraud prevention
Identity, trading and financial risk signals, every flag carrying a Risk ID, plus access to the cross-firm intelligence network.
ExploreNative support
Embedded trader chat, a unified operator inbox, assignment, private attachments and follow-up beyond the tab.
ExploreMarket data
The licensed market-data foundation the simulated trading environment depends on, with entitlement scope confirmed per program.
ExploreThe connective tissue
One account record, read and written by every layer.
Most prop firm stacks integrate systems by syncing copies of the truth between them. Nexus does not synchronise an account across products, because there is only one.
A funded account has a plan, a balance, a drawdown model, an evaluation state, a set of agreements, a trading history and a payout history. In a fragmented stack each of those lives wherever the vendor that produced it decided to keep it, and the integration layer’s job is to keep several partial copies from drifting.
That drift is what traders experience as unfairness. A breach appears in the trading platform before the CRM knows about it. A payout is approved against a balance that a later fill invalidates. Support answers from a record that is two minutes behind the one that made the decision.
When the layers share a record, those questions stop being integration problems and become ordinary reads. That is the whole architectural argument, and it is worth testing during evaluation rather than taking on trust — the evaluation matrix includes the questions that expose it.
Risk decides once
Evaluation rules and breach determination resolve against the authoritative account record, not against a copy held by the trading platform.
Payouts inherit the same state
Eligibility, review and fraud checks read the account the risk engine already ruled on, so approval and enforcement cannot disagree.
Support answers from the record
A ticket is attached to the account, not adjacent to it, so the person replying sees what the system saw.
Migration has a canonical target
Because there is one record, a migration maps your existing data onto a defined shape rather than into several vendor schemas at once.
Actual product
Built around the work operators already do.
Every product image on this site is a capture of the real application, using sample data.
The exact configuration, modules and integrations are scoped to each deployment rather than represented as a fixed one-size package. That is why these pages describe capability boundaries and authority instead of publishing a feature checklist that would be wrong for most firms.
It also means an honest evaluation involves seeing your own scenarios run, not ours. Scoping calls are built around that.
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