YourPropFirm

YourPropFirm describes fourteen modules as standard on every firm, with no add-on tier. The rule engine covers daily loss, drawdown, consistency, lot caps, news rules and scaling, with one-step, two-step, instant funding or custom multi-phase challenges, enforced at millisecond latency. Risk management runs on QuantSentry, detecting coordinated copy rings, hedge pairs and rotating identities, with advisory scoring and case evidence exported as structured PDFs.

Payouts check eligibility against minimum days, consistency rules and profit thresholds, re-validate KYC and sanctions on every request, support multi-step approval chains and route across twelve providers. The platform also covers KYC with country blocking at signup and purchase, affiliate and IB management with multi-tier commissions and IB sub-accounts, certificates, seasonal and regional leaderboards, reporting with a data warehouse export, an immutable audit trail with SIEM streaming, and SSO with SCIM on the enterprise plan.

Optional expert services, priced separately, include risk as a service, dedicated tech and support teams, web development, HR and recruitment, marketing and PR, reputation management, consulting and payment-solutions introductions.

MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXtrade and Match-Trader are native integrations: MT5 through the Manager API, cTrader through Open API and FIX, and Match-Trader through a native bridge. TradeLocker, Sirix and Rithmic are partner integrations; the Sirix connection came from a partnership with Leverate announced in April 2024.

YourPropFirm's comparison page says it covers the futures venues it lists except NinjaTrader and Tradovate, and adds Sirix, Volumetrica, DeepCharts, Bybit, DXtrade XT and TradingView. No native mobile app is described.

YourPropFirm is a hosted platform with a white-label tier; the terms grant access to the hosted service and prohibit deriving source code. The privacy policy lists cloud hosting, storage and backups in the EU and Singapore, while the homepage lists Singapore, Frankfurt and US-East. Enterprise customers can pin their instance to a single region. No cloud provider is named, and the site does not state whether each firm has a dedicated instance. Custom domains are supported.

The privacy policy lists cloud hosting, storage and backups in the EU and Singapore; the homepage lists Singapore, Frankfurt and US-East. Enterprise customers can pin their instance to a single region. No cloud provider is named, and the site does not state whether each firm has a dedicated instance. The terms grant access to a hosted platform and prohibit deriving source code.

On Prop Suite, the trader app and ops console run on the firm's own domains (YourPropFirm's example is portal.yourfirm.com and ops.yourfirm.com), email is sent from the firm's domain, and YourPropFirm states "We're invisible." Its comparison page describes the trader portal as white-label "to the CSS variable".

Product documentation is public on GitBook and the API reference on Stoplight. The developer page describes the API as REST and JSON, while the homepage also mentions GraphQL, which is not documented. Webhooks send signed events on account, risk, KYC and payout changes; the webhook reference names 13 event types and the August 2026 changelog adds three more. Sandbox access is requested through an integration call, and bespoke development is available through Dedicated Tech Teams.

The developer page describes the API as REST and JSON; the homepage also mentions GraphQL, which is not documented. Webhooks send signed events on account, risk, KYC and payout changes: the GitBook webhook reference names 13 event types, and the August 2026 changelog adds order-created, order-updated and birthday events. Product docs are public on GitBook and the API reference on Stoplight. Sandbox access is requested through an integration call.

YourPropFirm does not publish a price list. Its homepage FAQ describes two models. Enterprise uses tier-based platform pricing that scales with accounts, payouts and modules, with no revenue share and no published figure. Prop Suite, the white-label tier, has a $2,749 one-time setup fee, no monthly platform fee and a 50% revenue share.

The terms set fees, billing frequency and usage tiers in the order form, bill usage above the contracted tier at the overage rate in arrears, and exclude VAT, GST, withholding and other taxes. Firms hold their own PSP relationships and fees. Expert services are optional and priced separately, and list pricing can change at renewal with 60 days' notice.

The implementation page gives 10 days to technology handoff and states that payment, KYC, broker and regulatory onboarding may affect the market-launch date. Migrations follow their own 4-8 week plan per the implementation page, while the homepage says most migrations off a legacy CRM complete in under a week. A named implementation lead covers program design, platform connection, data migration, team training and a parallel run before cutover, with the legacy system kept readable until cutover.

After launch, customers keep their integration lead for 90 days and then move to 24/7 support with a dedicated Success Manager on enterprise plans. Enterprise implementations include a shared Slack channel and a named integration engineer. Published contact addresses include sales@yourpropfirm.com and dev-support@yourpropfirm.com.

The terms do not publish an uptime percentage or service credits; availability targets, support hours and response times are set in the order form. The status page at status.yourpropfirm.com reports six components separately with 90-day history, and showed 99.92% overall 90-day uptime on 15 September 2026.

The terms do not publish an uptime percentage or service credits; availability targets, support hours and response times are set in the order form. The status page reports six components separately with 90-day history; overall 90-day uptime read 99.92% on 15 September 2026. After launch, customers keep their integration lead for 90 days, then move to 24/7 support with a dedicated Success Manager on enterprise plans. Enterprise implementations include a shared Slack channel and a named integration engineer.

YourPropFirm's homepage states "SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR", and its FAQ says "We're SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and GDPR-compliant." No certificate, auditor or report is published on the site, so no certification is listed on this profile.

The privacy policy states that a standard data-processing agreement, a sub-processor list and a completed security questionnaire are available, that EEA and UK transfers use Standard Contractual Clauses with the UK Addendum where needed, and that backups are encrypted on a rolling 35-day cycle. The terms require MFA for administrators. SSO is supported on day one (SAML, OIDC, Google, Okta, Azure AD), with SCIM on the enterprise plan. The privacy policy retains audit and security logs for 24 months, while the admin-controls page shows actions retained for 7 years.

YourPropFirm reports 85+ firms and $239M+ in revenue powered, 3.24M+ trading accounts, $2B+ in payouts processed, 1.26M+ active traders and 30+ countries served. These figures are self-reported.

Its customers page publishes five named case studies: FundedX, Meridian Prop, Delta Nine Capital, Arclight Trading and Northstar Funded. FundedX, a Dubai-based firm founded in 2023 and serving 195 countries, migrated to YourPropFirm in 2025; FundedX's own press releases describe a 24-hour payout guarantee announced in May 2025 under CEO Seamus Synnott.

Awards shown on the site are the FundedTrading Awards Best Prop Firm Tech Provider for 2024, 2025 and 2026, Prop Trader Magazine's Top 10 Fintech Platforms (2025) and iFX Expo's Excellence in B2B Tech (2025).

YourPropFirm's Terms of Service (version 4.0, updated 1 July 2026, effective 1 August 2026) sit alongside the order form and any signed MSA. The initial term, governing law and jurisdiction are set in the order form or MSA, and terms renew automatically for periods equal to the initial term. Either party may decline renewal with at least 60 days' written notice, or terminate for a material breach not fixed within 30 days.

The firm owns its data, brand assets and configuration; YourPropFirm owns the platform, its code and improvements. After termination, a full data export can be requested for 30 days, instance data is deleted within 90 days, and backups may hold deleted records for up to 35 days. Liability is capped at 12 months of fees. YourPropFirm states that liability caps, data residency, notice periods and audit rights are negotiable on an Enterprise agreement.

From the Terms of Service v4.0 (last updated 1 July 2026, effective 1 August 2026). The initial term, governing law and jurisdiction are set in the order form or MSA; terms renew for successive periods equal to the initial term. On exit, a full data export can be requested for 30 days after termination, instance data is deleted within 90 days, and backups may hold deleted records for up to 35 days. List pricing can change at renewal with 60 days' notice. YourPropFirm states that liability caps, data residency, notice periods and audit rights are negotiable on an Enterprise agreement.