PropAccount

PropAccount bundles a prop firm CRM, risk engine and back office into a single setup rather than separate products. Per its Pricing FAQ, the one-time fee covers "platform setup, risk engine configuration, branding and environment setup, admin dashboard & CRM, trader dashboard access, payments & KYC, and core rule logic."

• Risk engine: configurable drawdown (trailing), daily loss limits and consistency rules, with real-time breach alerts and real-time exposure monitoring, per its Risk Tools and White Label II pages.
• Admin & CRM: a portal for managing trader accounts, challenge configuration, affiliate tracking and promotions, with role-based admin access, scaling from "hundreds to tens of thousands of traders."
• Trader dashboard: branded under the operator's identity, showing challenge progress, drawdown, leaderboards and contests.
• Affiliate system: multi-level tracking, tiered commissions, vesting periods and discount codes.
• PropGenie: an AI-powered branding studio, launched June 2026, that generates a branded website and trader dashboard, included at no extra cost.

PropAccount does not publish a list of specifically detectable prohibited trading strategies (e.g. HFT, martingale) or the automatic actions taken on a rule breach.

PropAccount names a broad, inconsistently-listed set of platforms across its pages: MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXtrade, Match-Trader, Rithmic, Tradovate, TradeLocker, Cleo, GooeyPro, ProjectX, DXFutures, YourFintech and Deepcharts. Its own blog calls GooeyPro "our own internal platform," and one page spells it "GooeyTrade" instead. MT4/MT5 support exists, but PropAccount's own blog notes MetaTrader "requires separate licensing from MetaQuotes with substantial setup and ongoing fees," and states DXtrade and Match-Trader are the "fully compliant solutions" for U.S.-based clients.

Asset classes named across the site are Forex, Futures, Crypto, Equities and Prediction Markets; equities (U.S. stock) trading was added in April 2026 per Finance Magnates. No mobile app (iOS/Android) is described — the trader dashboard is presented as a web experience. The marketing site itself is offered in nine languages (English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Hebrew, German), but this is not confirmed to describe the trader dashboard product's own UI language support.

PropAccount is a cloud-hosted, white-label SaaS platform — operators do not self-host or receive source code. Its Privacy Policy states user data "will be stored on servers located in the United States, European Union, and other destinations," without naming a specific cloud provider, data centre region, or whether firms get a dedicated instance versus a shared multi-tenant environment. None of those specifics are published.

No cloud provider or specific compute hosting region is named. Privacy Policy states user data is stored "on servers located in the United States, European Union, and other destinations" — a data-residency statement, not a named hosting region for the trading infrastructure itself.

Branding control is limited to what is described for the trader dashboard: the operator's "logo, colors, and firm identity." PropGenie extends this by generating a branded website and dashboard through a guided process. Custom domain mapping and removal of PropAccount/FPFX branding beyond the dashboard are not described.

No REST, GraphQL or webhook API, SDK, sandbox or developer documentation page exists anywhere in the site's navigation or sitemap. Custom Plans do offer bespoke development: "fully configurable infrastructure. You define the rules, trading model, payout structure, and platforms," reviewed by PropAccount's risk team before deployment — but this is configuration by PropAccount's own team, not a documented public API a firm's developers can build against.

No API, docs, developer or status/security pages appear in propaccount.com's page-sitemap.xml or main navigation (checked 2026-09-16), so API surface booleans are left blank rather than assumed absent. customDevelopment is true on the strength of Custom Plans: "fully configurable infrastructure. You define the rules, trading model, payout structure, and platforms," reviewed by PropAccount's risk team before deployment.

PropAccount's white label prop firm cost is stated plainly on its Pricing FAQ: "the initial setup starts at $3,000," with "No monthly fees. No hidden costs." That covers platform setup, risk engine configuration, branding, admin/CRM, trader dashboard, and payments & KYC integration.

Ongoing economics are a revenue share rather than a subscription: White Label I operators "earn 30% of gross sales" while PropAccount "absorbs payout risk, account costs, and payment processing fees"; White Label II and Custom Plans operators "earn 50% of net revenue," with one PropAccount blog post adding this is "commonly 50/50 after expenses (with special cases such as 90/10 for U.S. traders)." PropAccount's own fields do not state what share PropAccount itself keeps. A separate refund policy page exists but reads as a trader/program-purchase policy, not a setup-fee refund policy — setup-fee refundability is not stated. One disclosed additional cost: MetaTrader (MT4/MT5) licensing from MetaQuotes, which PropAccount's own blog says carries "substantial setup and ongoing fees" on top of PropAccount's fee.

About, Pricing, FAQ and even the Custom Plans page itself all state "go live in 7 days" without distinguishing plan type. A PropAccount blog FAQ instead states: "White-label firms can typically go live in 5–7 business days after branding and setup. Full custom implementations may take 3–4 months." Both statements are on propaccount.com; the site is not internally consistent about Custom Plans' timeline, so both are given here rather than asserting either. A Prop Tech FAQ states platforms can be switched "with minimal downtime" after launch — that describes changing trading platforms within PropAccount, not migrating a firm's existing operation from another white-label vendor, so migrationSupport/migrationFrom are left blank.

PropAccount offers email support (support@propaccount.com) and a live-chat widget embedded site-wide. A PropAccount blog post states "PropAccount.com provides 24/7 support, ensuring founders and traders have reliable assistance at all times." No phone number is listed on its Contact, About or footer pages (checked 2026-09-16).

No uptime guarantee, status page, incident history, or SLA credit policy is published anywhere on the site.

"PropAccount.com provides 24/7 support, ensuring founders and traders have reliable assistance at all times" (PropAccount blog, "The Best Prop Firm Technology"). No status page or uptime figure was found anywhere in the site's navigation, footer or page-sitemap.xml (checked 2026-09-16).

PropAccount publishes no security certifications (no SOC 2, ISO 27001 or PCI DSS is named), no encryption, SSO, MFA, audit-log, backup-frequency, disaster-recovery, or bug-bounty statement on its Privacy Policy, Terms or product pages. Its Admin & CRM page does describe role-based admin access ("assign permissions, and manage operational access as the firm scales").

Its Privacy Policy states data "will be stored on servers located in the United States, European Union, and other destinations," and separately describes EU/UK data-subject rights (erasure, portability, and the right to complain to an EU data protection authority or the UK Information Commissioner's Office) without a standalone statement that the company is GDPR compliant.

PropAccount does not name individual client prop firms on its public pages, and no case study with a client name and a metric was found. Self-reported counts of firms on its infrastructure are inconsistent across PropAccount's own statements and press coverage: its current About page says "150+ Prop firms launched"; a PropAccount blog post attributes "over 150 prop firms" and "$1 billion in challenge sales" to FPFX Tech's platform specifically (not PropAccount); another PropAccount blog post says PropAccount itself "has launched more than 150 prop firms"; PropAccount's own 8 June 2026 press release describes it as "the white label solution provider behind over 250 prop firms"; Finance Magnates (11 Aug 2025) reported "over 110 prop firms"; and FinanceFeeds' official account (20 Aug 2026) credited it with "powering 300+ prop firms." These figures span 110 to 300 across 2025–2026 without a clear definition of cumulative-launched versus currently-active, so no single number is reported as fact here.

PropAccount and FPFX Tech won four FinanceFeeds Awards in 2025 (Most Innovative Proprietary Trading Firm, Outstanding Risk Management, Best Prop White Label Solution, Best Prop Trading Technology) and two more in 2026 (Best White Label Prop Firm, Best Prop Trading Tech), per FinanceFeeds' own reporting.