Platform selection
Choosing a prop firm platform.
Platform proposals in this industry look more alike than the platforms do. Everyone lists trading, risk, CRM, payouts and support; the differences that matter — who holds risk authority, what happens to your data if you leave, whose market-data licence you are operating under — sit below the level most sales conversations reach.
These guides are written to help you reach that level, including with us.
Guides in this cluster
White-label buyer's guide
What is included, where vendors differ, and the questions that expose it.
ReadThe technology stack
Every layer a funded-trader firm needs, and where stacks break.
ReadHow to start a prop firm
The operational sequence, independent of vendor.
ReadVendor evaluation matrix
A scoring framework you can run against any proposal.
ReadPlatform migration
Moving a live firm without losing state.
ReadKeep reading
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Resources
Practical guides for prop firm operators covering platform selection, technology architecture, market data, risk authority and payout operations.
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Infrastructure & data
How prop firm infrastructure is architected: tenancy boundaries, matching and execution, market data licensing and how performance should be measured.
ReadRelated
Risk & operations
Guides on evaluation rule design, risk authority, payout operations and support workflows for firms running funded-trader programs at scale.
ReadNext step
Solutions
Choose a path: launch a new funded-trader firm, migrate off a fragmented vendor stack, or build proprietary trading infrastructure on the Nexus core.
ReadScore us with your own matrix.
We would rather be evaluated properly than win on a vague proposal.