What is PropExecutor?
Quick answer
PropExecutor is prop firm software: a white-label trading terminal your traders log into, a rule engine that checks every account on every price tick, a dashboard inside every account, and an admin panel and API for managing accounts and traders. It is sold as a one-time payment from $129.
Detailed answer
PropExecutor gives a prop firm the trading side of the business as one product, so the firm can concentrate on its traders, its brand and its marketing.
What a firm gets
- A branded terminal that runs in the browser and as an Android app, with watchlist, charts, order ticket, positions and history.
- Simulated execution against a live cTrader price feed at raw spreads.
- A rule engine that judges every account on each price tick and checks order limits before an order is accepted.
- A prop dashboard inside every account, showing balance, equity, target progress and loss-limit headroom.
- An admin panel to create accounts in bulk, manage traders, build rule sets and rotate credentials.
- An API on every plan for provisioning, trader assignment, reports and automation.
How it is sold
Plans are one-time payments: Starter at $129 with 50 trading accounts, Basic at $499 with 250, and Growth at $1,799 with 1,250. There is no setup fee, no monthly fee and no share of your sales. More accounts come as one-time top-up packs.
What it is not
PropExecutor is not a broker and does not place real orders. It does not sell challenges to traders, process your traders' payments, run KYC or pay out traders. A firm handles those with its own website and providers, and uses PropExecutor for everything that happens once a trader has an account.
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