PropFirmRefer Business

The technology a prop firm actually runs on

Risk engine, trader app, website, CRM and compliance, built for your firm, not rented from a template. And a listing, free, in front of traders comparing on checked numbers.

97firms tracked
136account-closing rules on file
1,336challenges priced
Freeto be listed, always
Where this sits

Three products, three different jobs

This page is the business arm. The research traders read and the protection tool they run are separate products, and a firm that buys from this one gets no say over either.

Why buy this from a comparison site

Because we have read the rulebooks. 136 rules on file that close funded accounts means we know what a drawdown engine has to do at the moment it matters, and why most of them get end-of-day trailing wrong. A vendor who has never had to explain a breach to a trader will build you the version that is easy to code.

Building for a firm never changes what we publish about it. A client with a trailing drawdown gets the same warning on their listing as anyone else. Say so to your traders and it stops being a problem worth hiding.

Prop technology

Risk engine

The part that decides whether someone passed.

Drawdown evaluated on the rule you actually sell, end-of-day trailing that follows the high-water mark, intraday equity, static from the starting balance, not one implementation with three labels. Breaches carry the tick that caused them, so a trader gets an answer instead of an accusation, and you get a log that survives a dispute.

  • Every drawdown model, evaluated per tick
  • Breach reasons a trader can read
  • Consistency, minimum days and payout gates
  • Sits behind MT5, cTrader, DXtrade or your own
Prop technology

Trader app

The dashboard your traders live in.

Progress against the real rule rather than the headline number, so nobody discovers the trailing limit at the moment it closes them. Payout requests, KYC state, resets and a breach log that says which trade and when. Your brand and your rules engine, not a white-label with a logo dropped on it.

  • Live objective tracking
  • Payout requests and history
  • KYC state and account resets
  • Multi-account and scaling plans
Operations

CRM

What happens after the sale.

Affiliate tracking that pays the right person, a support desk that shows the account beside the ticket, payout approvals with an audit trail and the cohort numbers that tell you which plan actually makes money. The part every firm builds badly in a spreadsheet for two years first.

  • Affiliates, tiers and payouts
  • Approvals with an audit trail
  • Cohorts, refunds and real margin
  • Support desk tied to the account
Prop compliance

Compliance

The paperwork that decides whether you keep trading.

KYC and sanctions screening wired into onboarding rather than bolted beside it, country eligibility enforced at signup and rules published in language a regulator and a trader read the same way. We keep a file of the rules that close funded accounts, so we know which clauses cause the complaints.

  • KYC and sanctions at onboarding
  • Country eligibility enforced at signup
  • Payout-ratio and exposure reporting
  • Rule wording that survives a dispute
Growth

Website

The pages that sell the challenge.

Pricing that stays right when you change a plan, a rules page that is readable rather than a PDF and checkout that works on a phone on 3G. Built to load fast and rank, because a prop firm site that takes six seconds loses the trader before the price is on screen.

  • Fast enough to rank
  • Pricing driven by your plan data
  • Checkout that converts on mobile
  • Wired to the same rules engine
Getting listed

The listing is free. The ranking is not for sale.

Being listed costs nothing and always will. We do sell featured placement, and everywhere it appears it is labelled Featured, but it buys a slot, never a position in the table. Where you sit there is the Refer Score, computed from the same signals for every firm whether or not we earn from you, and the method is published. We check what you send against your own pages before anything goes live, and print the date we checked beside it.

We will also print the trailing drawdown, the consistency rule and the payout condition. If that is a problem, this is the wrong directory.

Pick the one you came for.

The listing form asks what a published listing needs. The build form asks what a quote needs. Neither makes you answer the other one, and a person reads every one.

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