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Every prop firm technology vendor that lists DXtrade as a supported platform, how each says it integrates it, and what each publishes about price.
12 of the 25 prop firm technology vendors we track list DXtrade as a supported platform. 6 state a native integration, 6 an integration through a partner, and 0 list support without saying which. 5 of the 12 publish a price or setup fee. Listed verified first, then by how much each vendor publishes — not by product quality.
DXtrade is a trading platform made by Devexperts, offered to prop firms through technology vendors that connect it to their CRM and risk engine. Integration type is as each vendor states it.
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YourPropFirm is a Singapore-based operating platform for proprietary trading firms, combining a CRM, rule engine, risk management, KYC, payouts, affiliate management and a white-labelled trader portal in one system.
70/100 · Publishes most of it
How much YourPropFirm publishes — not how good it is
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PropSuite is a white-label prop firm platform for creators, educators and trading communities launching a branded proprietary trading firm.
53/100 · Publishes the basics
How much PropSuite publishes — not how good it is
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Kenmore Design is a Forex CRM and prop firm CRM vendor: it supplies the operations layer — trader portal, challenge engine, risk monitoring, payments routing, KYC and affiliates — and connects it to a trading platform the firm licenses itself.
41/100 · Mostly sales-led
How much Kenmore Design publishes — not how good it is
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Prop FinTech is a prop trading technology provider that builds and runs the trader and admin dashboards, risk engine, payments and KYC integrations, fraud detection, marketing analytics and digital advertising behind proprietary trading firms, for a fixed fee with no revenue share.
29/100 · Mostly sales-led
How much PropFinTech publishes — not how good it is
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Axcera is a prop trading technology provider that supplies proprietary trading firms with a white-label Prop CRM, RiskGuard risk-detection engine and trading APIs covering onboarding, challenge logic, payouts and multi-asset trading.
28/100 · Mostly sales-led
How much Axcera publishes — not how good it is
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PropAccount is a white label prop firm technology platform, powered by FPFX Tech, that lets entrepreneurs, educators and introducing brokers launch a branded proprietary trading firm.
28/100 · Mostly sales-led
How much PropAccount publishes — not how good it is
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Trade Tech Solutions is a white label prop firm technology provider operated by XL Tech Solutions Limited in Hong Kong, supplying a prop firm CRM, risk engine, trader dashboards, back office and payment connectivity to CFD, futures, crypto, sports and prediction-market prop firms.
28/100 · Mostly sales-led
How much Trade Tech Solutions publishes — not how good it is
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FPFX Tech supplies the software layer behind funded-account firms: a CRM admin portal, branded trader dashboard, configurable plan and rule engine, risk monitoring, affiliate and contest tools, and payment/KYC connectivity.
27/100 · Mostly sales-led
How much FPFX Tech publishes — not how good it is
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FX Back Office (FXBO) is a Cyprus-based forex CRM and back-office vendor whose Prop Trading CRM lets firms run unlimited multi-stage challenges with configurable goals, limits and read-only account states.
78/100 · Publishes most of it
How much FX Back Office publishes — not how good it is
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PropLabel is a white label prop firm operating system from Estonian company Edge Enhanced OU, covering trader onboarding, a configurable rule engine, admin CRM, affiliate portal and KYC across MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXtrade, Match-Trader and TradeLocker.
63/100 · Publishes the basics
How much Prop Label publishes — not how good it is
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UpTrader is a forex CRM and brokerage software vendor whose Prop Firm Module runs inside the same CRM, so a firm opens prop trading accounts from the Trader's Room rather than from a separate prop platform.
55/100 · Publishes the basics
How much UpTrader publishes — not how good it is
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EAERA is a cloud prop firm software and Forex CRM vendor from Hanoi, Vietnam, selling two packaged cores: EAERA PROP for proprietary trading firms and EAERA CBS for FX brokers.
21/100 · Contact us for everything
How much EAERA publishes — not how good it is
As recorded in our dataset (last updated 24 Sept 2026). A platform listed without a stated integration type is shown as “type not stated”, never as native. Every platform’s coverage side by side: integrations table.
Answered from the vendors listed above.
Which prop firm technology providers support DXtrade?
12 vendors in the Prop Tech Pal dataset list DXtrade: YourPropFirm, PropSuite, Kenmore Design, PropFinTech, Axcera, PropAccount, Trade Tech Solutions, FPFX Tech, FX Back Office, Prop Label, UpTrader and EAERA.
Can I start a prop firm on DXtrade?
Yes — DXtrade is offered to prop firms through the vendors listed here, which add the CRM, the risk engine that enforces evaluation rules, payments and payouts around it. DXtrade is a trading platform made by Devexperts, offered to prop firms through technology vendors that connect it to their CRM and risk engine.
How much does a DXtrade prop firm setup cost?
5 of the 12 vendors supporting DXtrade publish a figure: PropSuite (USD 2,749 setup fee; 50% revenue share), PropAccount (USD 3,000 setup fee), FX Back Office (From EUR 2,500/month), Prop Label (From EUR 1,000; EUR 3,900 setup fee; 10% revenue share), UpTrader (From USD 500/month; no setup fee). Those are the vendors’ own fees as recorded in our dataset; whether the DXtrade licence is included varies, so ask.
What is the difference between a native and a partner integration?
Native means the vendor built and maintains the connection itself. Through a partner means it relies on a third party’s connector or bridge. Where a vendor lists a platform without saying which, it is shown as “type not stated” — not as either.
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The cost to start a prop firm varies significantly depending on the tech provider and pricing model you choose. Some providers charge a one-time setup fee (ranging from $3,000 to $15,000+), while others use monthly subscriptions (typically $500 to $5,000+ per month depending on scale). Some operate on a revenue-share model where you pay a percentage of your gross or net revenue instead of fixed fees. Additional costs may include trading platform licensing (especially for MetaTrader), liquidity provider fees, payment processing fees, legal setup, branding, and marketing. PropTechPal helps you compare these costs across providers so you can find the right fit for your budget.
How long does it take to launch a prop firm with a tech provider?
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Can I use my own broker or liquidity provider with a prop firm tech platform?
In most cases, yes. Many prop firm tech providers are broker-agnostic and allow you to connect your own liquidity provider or broker. However, some full-stack providers bundle liquidity as part of their offering, and a few require you to use their integrated broker partnerships. If using a specific broker or liquidity provider is important to your business model, verify compatibility with the tech provider before signing up. PropTechPal lists integration capabilities for each provider to help you assess this.
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Modern prop firm tech providers use sophisticated detection systems including IP monitoring to identify linked accounts, trade pattern analysis to detect copy trading rings and hedging arbitrage, latency monitoring to catch exploit-based strategies, statistical analysis to flag abnormal win rates or risk-free profit patterns, device fingerprinting, and margin usage alerts. Advanced providers offer custom rule engines where you can define your own criteria for flagging suspicious activity. The quality of fraud detection is one of the most important differentiators between tech providers, as undetected abuse directly impacts your firm's profitability.
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