What is a B2B prop technology provider?
Quick answer
A B2B prop technology provider sells software and services to prop firms rather than to traders: trading platforms, rule and risk engines, CRMs, trader dashboards, payment and KYC integrations, or complete turnkey stacks. Firms choose providers based on price model, features, flexibility and data access.
Detailed answer
Almost every prop firm relies on at least one B2B provider.
Types of providers
- Trading platforms: terminals and execution, such as MetaTrader, cTrader, Match-Trader, DXtrade, TradeLocker and PropExecutor.
- Prop back offices and CRMs: challenge management, payouts, KYC, affiliates.
- Turnkey stacks: platform plus back office plus website.
- Point tools: KYC, payments, analytics, trade copiers.
Pricing models
- Monthly licences.
- Setup fees.
- Revenue shares.
- Per-account fees.
- One-time payments.
How to choose
- Decide what you will build or assemble yourself.
- List the rules and features you need.
- Compare total cost at your volume.
- Check data access and contract terms.
- Try a demo.
Where PropExecutor fits
PropExecutor is a B2B trading platform with a built-in rule engine and trader dashboard, sold as a one-time payment, designed to sit alongside whichever website, CRM and payment providers a firm prefers.
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