PropSuite

Quant Technology Group's PropSuite page lists eight modules, each marked included in the base offering: Trader Portal, Admin CRM, Challenge Engine, Payout Workflow, Marketing Site, Affiliate & IB, Trader Mobile App, and Analytics & BI.

• Trader Portal - a branded web and mobile dashboard showing challenge progress, equity curves, payout requests, KYC status and certificates.
• Admin CRM - an operator console for accounts, payouts and support.
• Challenge Engine - challenge phases, drawdown rules, pricing and reset policies, configured by PropSuite's team from the partner's stated rules rather than a self-service builder.
• Payout Workflow - profit-share calculation, KYC checks and payout routing.
• Affiliate & IB - multi-tier partner programs with attribution and payouts.

PropSuite's own about page describes a "live risk engine" with drawdown "evaluated per account against a tick stream," which is the only specific detail published about the rule engine's mechanics; specific drawdown types, consistency rules and breach actions are not published.

propsuite.com's homepage lists MetaTrader 4, cTrader, Match Trader, TradeLocker and Volumetrica under "Integrated with Leading Platforms." Quant Technology Group's PropSuite page lists "cTrader, MatchTrader, DXtrade, TradeLocker" as the trading platforms it handles, so the two official lists overlap but differ.

Quant Technology Group's PropSuite page states the trader mobile app ships for iOS and Android, themed to the partner's brand. No asset classes or UI languages are stated for PropSuite.

PropSuite operates as a white-label, vendor-hosted service: Quant Technology Group's PropSuite page states its team handles "hosting, infrastructure, uptime, monitoring" and provisions the partner's own domain. propsuite.com's FAQ confirms domain customisation directly: "We customize the platform with your logo, brand colors, domain name, and messaging."

No self-hosted or on-premise option, cloud provider, data-centre region, or dedicated-instance detail is published.

PropSuite states it operates hosting, infrastructure and trading-platform integrations itself; no self-hosted or on-premise option is described. No cloud provider, data-centre region or dedicated-instance detail is published.

Branding control covers logo, colours and domain per propsuite.com's own FAQ, with Quant Technology Group's PropSuite page additionally describing themed emails and white-labelled iOS/Android trader apps. Configuration (challenge rules, phases, pricing) is carried out by PropSuite's own team as part of onboarding rather than through self-service tooling.

No REST/GraphQL/WebSocket API, webhooks, SDKs, sandbox environment or public API documentation are described anywhere on propsuite.com or quanttechnology.com.

No API, webhook or SDK documentation is published for PropSuite. Branding and rule configuration are handled by PropSuite's own team as part of the managed onboarding rather than self-serve tooling.

PropSuite publishes its prop firm white label cost directly on its pricing page: a one-time setup fee of $2,749 with no monthly platform fee. Its interactive pricing calculator states the founder keeps 50% of net profit ("floored at zero"), and that a $5 per-sale account fee and a 5% transaction fee on gross sales are "Fixed by the Commercial Agreement," both deducted before that split.

All commercial terms carry the qualifier "subject to the signed commercial agreement" or "subject to contract" on the site itself, meaning the actual signed terms may differ from the marketing-site figures. PropSuite's Terms of Service separately confirm the $2,749 fee is "non-refundable once the setup process has begun."

YourPropFirm's own site states an identical $2,749 setup fee and 50% revenue share for what it calls its "Prop Suite" white-label tier - see company notes for the sister-brand relationship.

propsuite.com describes a 4-stage, 3-day process (Discovery Call, Configuration, Testing, Go Live). Quant Technology Group's PropSuite page separately describes a 3-stage version (Discovery, Brand setup, Go live) within 72 hours, and elsewhere on that page states 2 days 'from kickoff to live firm' - the two sources are not fully consistent on the exact stage count and day count.

Support is by email and a contact form. PropSuite's contact page gives response times of within 24 hours for email inquiries and within 48 hours for demo requests, and its homepage shows a "<2 hr" support-response figure. Its Terms of Service state technical support is provided during business hours, and Quant Technology Group's PropSuite page lists account managers.

The Terms of Service state PropSuite "strives to maintain 99.9% uptime" but does not guarantee uninterrupted access, so no contractual uptime SLA is published. No status page is linked from the site.

Terms of Service say PropSuite 'strives to maintain 99.9% uptime' but does not guarantee it - not a contractual SLA. Homepage shows '99.9% platform uptime' and '<2 hr support response', conflicting with the Contact page's '24 hours' (email) / '48 hours' (demo) response times. No status page found (checked footer, home, terms; /status and status.propsuite.com don't resolve, 2026-09-15).

PropSuite's Privacy Policy states "SSL/TLS encryption for all data transmission." Quant Technology Group's PropSuite page describes "Roles & permissions" in its admin console and an "Evidence & audit log" as part of its capital-and-risk module.

No SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS or other named certification is published anywhere on propsuite.com or quanttechnology.com. Encryption at rest, MFA, SSO, backup frequency, disaster-recovery targets and a bug bounty are not stated. The Privacy Policy describes international-data-transfer safeguards (standard contractual clauses, adequacy decisions, binding corporate rules) but does not use the term "GDPR compliant."

PropSuite's homepage states "50+ Partner Firms" and its footer states "50+ Firms Launched" alongside "10k+ Active Traders" and a "99.9% platform uptime" stat - all self-reported marketing figures with no stated as-of date, and not distinguished as cumulative versus currently active. No named clients, logos or case studies are published; sample trader names and dashboard figures shown on the homepage are explicitly labelled "Sample data."

PropSuite's Terms of Service state that the setup fee is "non-refundable once the setup process has begun," cap total liability at "the amount paid by you for our services in the twelve months preceding the claim," and allow a partner to terminate at any time by contacting support, while PropSuite may terminate or suspend an account immediately without prior notice. The Terms name UAE law and the courts of Dubai.

PropSuite's FAQ and pricing pages describe capital, payout and revenue-share terms as subject to a signed commercial agreement, which is not published. Data ownership, data export formats and post-termination data access are not addressed in any published document.

From PropSuite's published Terms of Service (last updated 18 August 2026), which name UAE law and the courts of Dubai. PropSuite's FAQ and pricing pages describe capital, payout and revenue-share terms as subject to a signed commercial agreement, which is not published. Data ownership, export formats and post-termination data access are not addressed in any published document.