What else will I need alongside PropExecutor?
Quick answer
Alongside PropExecutor you need a registered company, a website with a checkout, a payment processor that accepts prop firms, terms and policies, a KYC provider for payouts, a way to pay traders, and a support channel. Optional additions include a CRM, affiliate tracking and email marketing tools.
Detailed answer
A practical stack around PropExecutor:
Essential
- Company in a suitable jurisdiction, with a bank account.
- Website with pricing, rules, FAQ and legal pages.
- Checkout through a card processor or crypto gateway.
- KYC provider for identity checks before payouts.
- Payout method: bank transfers, payment platforms or crypto.
- Support: an email inbox or help desk.
Useful as you grow
- CRM for trader history and payout workflows.
- Affiliate tracking for partners.
- Email marketing for onboarding and retention.
- Analytics on your website.
How they connect to PropExecutor
- Checkout → assign an account to the buyer (admin panel, or
PUT /v1/accounts/{number}/traderover the API). - Payout review → pull the account report (
GET /v1/accounts/{number}/report) with every deal and statistic. - Security → rotate credentials over the API or in the panel when an account changes hands.
Keeping each tool replaceable means you can change a payment or KYC provider without touching the trading platform.
What to skip at first
You do not need to build a trader dashboard, because every PropExecutor account already has one inside the terminal. You also do not need a separate risk tool to watch loss limits, because the rule engine enforces them on every tick.
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