Can a broker use PropExecutor?
Quick answer
Yes. A broker or introducing broker can use PropExecutor to run a prop evaluation product separately from its brokerage. PropExecutor is simulation-only, so evaluation accounts never touch the broker's real trading infrastructure. The broker should still check with its regulator how the prop product fits its licence.
Detailed answer
General information, not legal, tax or regulatory advice. Rules differ by country and change over time; confirm your position with a qualified professional before acting on it.
Brokers add prop products for several reasons: retaining clients who want funded accounts, reaching new traders, and earning fee revenue.
Why separation helps
- Clear boundaries: simulated evaluation accounts live on a separate platform from real client accounts.
- No licence chains: the prop product does not depend on the broker's MetaTrader licence terms, which in 2024 led several brokers to withdraw prop services.
- Simple accounting: evaluation revenue and payouts are separate from brokerage flows.
How brokers typically structure it
- A separate company or brand for the prop product.
- Their own website and checkout for evaluations.
- PropExecutor for the terminal, rules and accounts.
- Optionally, routing the best funded traders to real brokerage accounts as a separate risk decision.
Regulatory caution
A regulated broker's marketing and licence conditions may limit how it can promote a prop product. That is a question for the broker's compliance team and lawyers. This is general information, not legal advice.
Branding the product
Most brokers give the prop product its own brand or sub-brand. On PropExecutor the terminal carries that brand, and on Growth the PropExecutor badge can be removed entirely, so traders see only the broker's prop brand.
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