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Turnkey

An evaluation programme that survives a good month

An evaluation programme is a product with a payout obligation attached. Built carefully it is a sustainable business; copied from whichever competitor is loudest, it becomes a slow transfer of money to the traders who read the rules more closely than you did.

See it live

Rules a trader can actually see

Drawdown limits, phase targets and payout terms shown as a schedule rather than buried in a document nobody rereads before the breach.

Prop trading evaluation schedule with funding progress stepper and payout split

The lifecycle

Four stages, each one recorded

01

Purchase

A trader buys an evaluation. Payment, terms and the rule version in force are recorded at that moment.

02

Evaluate

Targets, drawdown and time limits are checked continuously against the trade record rather than reviewed by hand.

03

Fund

A passing trader moves to a funded account under the same rules, with the transition logged.

04

Pay out

Profit share is calculated, approved and paid on a published cycle, with the arithmetic visible to the trader.

Designing the programme

Three decisions that decide whether it works

Drawdown definition beats drawdown number

Balance or equity, trailing or static, and whether open positions count — these change the difficulty of a programme far more than moving the headline percentage a point or two, and they are what traders actually compare.

A rule you cannot evaluate cannot be enforced

Consistency rules written loosely get applied after the fact, which produces a trader who passed on the published rules and failed on an interpretation. If it cannot be decided from the trade record, it is not ready to publish.

Payouts are a distribution, not an average

A programme is threatened by several traders performing well at the same time, not by the average outcome. Modelling against a distribution before launch is what keeps the good month survivable.

What you configure

Four controls, all set without code

Phased evaluations

One, two or three phases with independent targets and limits per phase.

Breach handling

What happens at the limit rather than near it, applied automatically and logged.

Scaling plans

Account growth tied to sustained performance, with rules that are stated in advance.

Payout controls

Approval steps, cycles and limits, so a payout is a process rather than a decision made under pressure.

Worth being clear about

Three things this package does not give you

Whether you need a licence is not our call

How evaluation programmes are treated varies by jurisdiction and is changing in several of them. We build the programme you describe; whether you may sell it where you intend to is a question for your counsel.

The funding is yours

A funded account is a payout obligation you have taken on. The platform enforces the rules and calculates the share; the capital behind it and the decision to commit it stay with your firm.

Rules should be published and then left alone

Changing terms mid-evaluation, even favourably, signals that the parameters are negotiable and invites every outcome to be contested. Versioning is included; the discipline to use it is yours.

FAQ

Prop trading turnkey: common questions

6 short answers to what teams ask before a demo.

A trading platform for the evaluation and funded accounts, a client area where traders buy and track their challenge, payment handling for purchases and payouts, and the administration console where the programme is configured.

The evaluation runs on an account we can observe, so the trade record is complete. That can be our terminal or an integrated third-party platform, but it cannot be an account we have no view of.

Continuously against the trade record rather than by review. That is what makes an outcome defensible: the same rule applied the same way to every trader, with the evidence retained.

Yes, with different targets, phases, drawdown definitions and payout terms. Each trader is held to the version of the rules in force when their evaluation started.

Split, frequency, minimum thresholds and approval steps are all set in the console. Both the calculation and the approval trail are visible, because a payout the trader cannot verify becomes a dispute.

Honest rule design and modelling against a distribution of outcomes rather than an average. The software gives you the levers and the data; it will not protect a programme whose parameters were set to look competitive rather than to work.

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Model the rules before you publish them

Send the targets, drawdown definition and payout terms you have in mind. We will run them against real trade records rather than against an assumption.

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