Match-Trader

The core product is the Match-Trader platform itself (web, desktop and mobile) plus a Prop Trading CRM / Client Office that the vendor describes as managing 'challenges, evaluation rules, trader progression, competitions, referrals, and payouts from one CRM.' Evaluation Rule Controls let a firm 'configure trailing drawdown, minimum trading days, profit targets, and maximum daily loss limits ... for each challenge,' and a 'Session-Based Auto-Liquidation' feature automatically closes open positions at the end of a trading session according to those rules. No other drawdown types (static, intraday, end-of-day), consistency rules, or a news-event filter are named on the pages checked, so those should be confirmed directly with the vendor.

The Client Office also ships a 'KYC / AI Verification Module' for onboarding, 'payout policy automation' with 'phase-level withdrawal eligibility for funded accounts,' multi-currency support, invoicing, and a multi-level IB/affiliate system with promo codes and cashback configuration. Match2Pay, Match-Trade's own multi-crypto payment processor, is bundled as a platform feature rather than sold separately.

The trader-facing terminal is Match-Trader's own proprietary web, desktop and mobile application, with native TradingView charts described as 'seamlessly integrated and available to every client at no additional cost.' Since a February 2026 release, Match-Trader's backend is also fully integrated with MetaTrader 5 (MT5): 'our proprietary backend is now fully integrated with MetaTrader 5 (MT5) through a dedicated connector and service architecture,' covering account creation, equity calculation, challenge and competition management, trading restrictions and account-breaching logic on MT5 accounts — meaning a firm can run prop challenges on MT5 rather than only on the Match-Trader terminal. A separate social/copy-trading module is described as 'compatible with Match-Trader and MetaTrader 5 (MT5).'

Asset classes are described only as Forex on the pages checked; futures, crypto or equities offerings are not named for the Prop Trading Solution specifically. Mobile apps can be uploaded to Google Play and the App Store under the firm's own brand.

Match-Trader is offered as SaaS/white label (cloud-hosted), a self-hosted Server license, and an on-premise option: a 'Server On-Premise' feature lets a firm 'host the trading server on your own infrastructure or cloud environment.' The Server package states 'Default cloud hosting (AWS or Azure)' — the only named cloud providers found. No hosting region, data-centre location, or latency figure is published. The Backend Technology page states the matching engine is 'proven to support up to 200,000 accounts without a drop in performance,' a scalability claim rather than a measured production figure.

Whether a given deployment is a dedicated instance per firm or multi-tenant is not stated on the pages checked; this should be confirmed directly for any given package.

The Server package states 'Default cloud hosting (AWS or Azure)'; a separate 'Server On-Premise' feature lets a firm 'host the trading server on your own infrastructure or cloud environment.' The Backend Technology page states the matching engine is 'proven to support up to 200,000 accounts without a drop in performance,' with no named data-centre regions or latency figures.

Branding customisation covers logo, full CSS/theme, and white-labelled mobile apps uploaded under the firm's own developer accounts, plus a 'White Label Creation' feature to run further white labels under the firm's own licence. On the API side, Match-Trader publishes four documented APIs — Platform, Admin, FIX and Brokers — at a public technical documentation portal (docs.match-trade.com) that loads without a login wall. The Platform API page states: 'Utilize REST-based services for user login, registration, and token refresh' and 'Leverage WebSocket connections for real-time market watch ... with the support of the STOMP protocol' — confirming REST and WebSocket support. No GraphQL, webhooks, SDK languages, or sandbox/test environment are named on the pages checked, and no statement was found on source-code escrow or access.

The Platform API page states: 'Utilize REST-based services for user login, registration, and token refresh' and 'Leverage WebSocket connections for real-time market watch ... with the support of the STOMP protocol.' Separate Admin API, FIX API and Brokers API are also documented at docs.match-trade.com, which loads publicly (no login wall observed). No SDK languages, sandbox environment, or webhook mechanism are named on the pages checked.

Match-Trader is one of the few vendors in this category to publish real numbers rather than 'contact sales' for every figure: its Prop Trading Platform and Forex Trading Platform pages both show three monthly packages — Basic (White Label) at $2,500/month, Turnkey (White Label) at $4,000/month, and Server at $5,000/month — each still gated behind a 'Request Offer' contact-sales button rather than instant checkout. The same pages state pricing is 'structured on a per-account basis, giving you full transparency and flexibility' (with 'no b-book turnover fees' on the Forex-page wording), but the per-account rate itself is not published, so how the flat monthly figure and the per-account basis combine is unclear from the public pages alone. The single White Label platform option separately states 'No setup fee.'

No published price was found for the standalone Prediction Markets product or for a backend-only/self-build engagement beyond a 'Pricing' link that leads to the same contact form. There is no visible free trial; a live demo is available at demo.match-trader.com.

'Match-Trader makes launching your brokerage or prop firm effortless — delivering full setup in just days' and 'Start your brokerage or prop firm in just 1 week!' (prop-trading-platform page). The same page states: 'Our team ensures a smooth and seamless platform migration, guaranteeing zero downtime or disruption to your business' — no specific incumbent platforms are named as migration sources. No stated inclusion/exclusion of data migration or training costs.

The feature table states '24/7 Dedicated Broker support ... Always available via live chat' and lists 'Dedicated Account Managers' as an included feature on every tier. Match-Trader runs a public status page (status.match-trader.com) with per-component uptime history, including a dedicated 'Prop WL Server' alongside its general WL servers, and a log of scheduled maintenance and past incidents — but no headline uptime percentage or contractual SLA is published on either the status page or the marketing site, and no SLA credit terms were found. The vendor also runs a public Discord server and Telegram channel; these read as community/announcement channels rather than stated support channels.

Match-Trader runs a public Atlassian-hosted status page at status.match-trader.com with named components including a dedicated 'Prop WL Server,' history of scheduled maintenance and past incidents, but no headline uptime percentage or contractual SLA number is published there or on the marketing site. The feature table states '24/7 Dedicated Broker support ... Always available via live chat' and lists 'Dedicated Account Managers' as an included feature. The vendor also runs a public Discord server and a Telegram channel; these are not described as designated support channels.

Match-Trader's information security management system is ISO 27001:2022 certified (Certificate No. 212555, issued 28 August 2024 by NQA, a UKAS-accredited certification body, valid until 28 August 2027), scoped to 'the development, hosting, and support of an integrated trading technology solution, encompassing Trading Platform, CRM, and Client Office, through cloud infrastructure.' The certificate names the holder as Match-Trade Technologies sp. z o.o. (Warsaw, Poland, with an additional Limassol, Cyprus facility) — a different legal entity from the Match-Trade Technologies LLC named as trademark owner elsewhere on the site.

The privacy policy cites specific GDPR articles and names a Data Protection Officer, so the platform is treated here as GDPR-oriented; no separate client-facing Data Processing Agreement was found. Google/Discord single sign-on and role & permission management are listed platform features. No statement was found on encryption at rest/in transit, MFA, audit logging, backup frequency, disaster-recovery targets, or a bug bounty program — these are not evidenced either way and should be asked about directly.

Under the heading 'Prop Trading firms using our platform,' Match-Trader names eight prop firms by logo: E8, FundingPips, Seacrest Funded, Maven, Blue Guardian, Top Ten Funding, FundedNext and Moneta Funded. No account counts, 'since' dates, or case studies are published for any of them, and the figures should be treated as self-reported client-logo placement rather than an audited count.

Separately, an About Us stat counter states '12 years in the market,' '2 mln+ accounts on Match-Trader servers,' '250+ employees worldwide,' and '80+ integrated partners & PSP' — all company-wide figures spanning the Forex and Prop businesses together, not specific to prop trading firms or accounts, so they are not used as prop-specific track-record numbers above.