Advanced charting
Multi-timeframe charts, a broad indicator library, drawing tools and chart-attached order interaction, so a trader is not switching to a third-party terminal to think.
NEXUS TRADER + ONYX
Give traders a workspace they want to use.
Give your firm the infrastructure behind it.
YOUR NEXT TRADING EXPERIENCE
Two trading interfaces. Your connected accounts. Risk and copy trading a click away in Onyx.
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New in Nexus V3
Nexus V3 upgrades the whole trading experience: how fast orders go through, how market data arrives, and the app traders use every day.
Lower latency from click to fill: orders are placed, changed and closed faster, and the trader sees the result sooner.
Quotes, market depth and chart history arrive faster and update more smoothly, so the chart keeps pace with the market.
One trading app on desktop and phone, with charts, order entry, positions and accounts together, and layouts that follow the trader to every device.
Traders can build their own indicators right in the chart with NexuScript, the Nexus scripting language, with a full syntax guide and reference.
Read the NexuScript guideOnyx is a Nexus Prop product: the futures trading platform with TradingView charts and a one-click DOM, built alongside Nexus Trader and Nexus Connect.
Visit OnyxTHEIR WORKSPACE. YOUR BRAND.
Choose TradingView or Nexus Trader inside Onyx. Both work with Nexus Connect, Rithmic and Ironbeam accounts and data.
Nexus Connect brings licensed CME Group data and simulated execution, with Onyx included. Firms using Rithmic or Ironbeam can also take Onyx on its own.
INSIDE NEXUS TRADER
Charting, order entry and account context in one workspace.
Multi-timeframe charts, a broad indicator library, drawing tools and chart-attached order interaction, so a trader is not switching to a third-party terminal to think.
Market, limit, stop and bracket orders resolved by a simulated matching engine against licensed data. Deterministic and reconstructible, which is what an evaluation dispute requires.
The workspace knows which account is selected, what its plan allows and how close it is to a limit — because it reads the account record rather than a cached copy.
Order book depth, time and sales, and the market context traders expect before committing size, sourced from the same licensed feed the evaluation runs on.
Realised and unrealised P&L, open positions and working orders reconciled against the authoritative account, not derived independently in the browser.
Global protective orders and per-account constraints applied at the platform level so a rule cannot be bypassed by trading around the interface.
Account rules connected to the trading experience.
Nexus Connect only: leverage, funding and 24/7 trading.
Real-time prices and depth across all four CME Group exchanges.
The account and trading context your team needs to answer.
Trading-risk signals surfaced for operator review.
The evaluation environment matches orders against a simulated execution engine using licensed market data. Nexus Prop LLC supplies software and infrastructure; it is not a broker, does not route orders to a live venue on a trader's behalf, and does not offer investment advice. Nothing here should be read as a guarantee of execution quality, fill behaviour or uptime — those are governed by the terms of a specific deployment.
Integration options depend on the deployment and the provider involved. The default is that traders work inside the branded Nexus workspace so that risk enforcement, order lifecycle and support context stay in one place; external tooling is scoped case by case.
CME futures are the primary evaluation market, and perpetual futures run on Nexus Connect accounts with trader-chosen leverage, funding and 24/7 trading; see [perpetual futures](/platform/perps). Additional asset classes are scoped per deployment. Which markets your program offers is a configuration and licensing question rather than a fixed product boundary.
Yes. The trading workspace carries your brand, your domain and your program's rules. Traders do not encounter Nexus branding in a white-label deployment.
PUT YOUR BRAND ON WHAT’S NEXT
Bring your evaluation rules, your instruments and your edge cases. We’ll walk through them together.