For Crypto Prop Firms

Start a Crypto Prop Firm with the whole stack included

One system under your brand: trading platform, trader cabinet, CRM and challenge store, affiliate programme, risk engine, funded-trader copier and the back office that runs them. No revenue share. Built for a market with no close — perpetual funding, a trading day you define, drawdown that holds over a weekend. CRM from €740 a month, platform from €930, up to 25% off together.

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The whole stack, trading platform included

Your traders need somewhere to trade, not only somewhere to buy a challenge. We supply both, as one system.

IntraQuote trading platform

Our own web terminal and trading server: TradingView charts, one-click execution, market depth and live P&L, running around the clock on your domain.

Trader cabinet

Where a trader lives: balance and equity, every rule and how close they are to it, payouts with invoices, and the store that sells them the next challenge.

PropScale CRM and challenge store

Challenges, the store that sells them, orders and KYC, payouts in crypto or fiat — the record of everything a trader bought and everything you owe.

Affiliate programme

Tiers you define, first-sale and recurring commission set separately, promo codes that carry the discount, and a partner portal that shows where the traffic came from.

Risk engine

Daily loss, drawdown and weekend-exposure rules evaluated continuously against every account, at any hour, with the severity you choose.

Funded-trader copier

Mirror funded flow into your own liquidity accounts at any ratio from 0.1x to 5x, per trader and per provider, with exposure caps and a kill switch.

Management back office

Accounts, orders, trade monitoring, reports, payouts, KYC and communications — the screens your staff work in all day, under one login.

A closer look at the terminal, the trading server and the admin is on the IntraQuote platform page.

Spot and perpetuals, around the clock

The instrument catalogue is yours to define, and every setting in it follows how crypto actually trades.

Spot and perpetual side by side

One catalogue holds both, each with its own contract behaviour, so a trader moving between them does not move between systems.

Funding on perpetuals

Funding is charged on the venue's own schedule, and the P&L a trader sees matches what the venue actually charged.

A reset hour you choose

There is no market close to hang a trading day on, so the daily cut becomes a decision. Pick it once and every daily rule — loss limits, targets, reporting — lines up behind it.

Precision per instrument

Tick sizes in crypto span orders of magnitude. Price and volume precision are set per instrument, so quotes and position sizes stay honest across the catalogue.

Risk rules that hold at 3am on a Sunday

Every rule below is configuration: set once platform-wide, or overridden for a single challenge when one product needs to behave differently.

Daily loss anchored to your reset

The limit follows the cut-off you chose, and it is evaluated continuously rather than swept once a day.

Drawdown, static or trailing

Both conventions are supported, measured live. A move at the weekend hits the same rule that a Tuesday move does, because the engine never stops watching.

Weekend exposure caps

The market trades through the weekend even when your desk does not. If you want smaller size held across it, that is a rule rather than an email to your traders.

Per-instrument leverage and size

The same limit cannot sensibly govern BTC and a thin altcoin. Leverage, maximum position and instrument availability are set per symbol and per group.

Severity you choose per rule

A breach is not the only possible answer. Each rule can warn, freeze trading, or fail the account — and the severity itself is adjustable.

The full rule library and how severity works is on the risk management page.

What your traders and your desk get

Branded trader cabinet

Live P&L and analytics, rule progress they can read without asking support, and a challenge store that sells the next step.

Payouts in crypto or fiat

Requests, approvals and the audit trail behind them, so a payout is a record rather than a message in a chat.

Funded-trader copy

Mirror funded accounts onto your own book, so what your traders do and what your firm carries stay in one relationship.

Affiliates and IB tracking

Attribution, tiers and commissions in the same system that already knows who converted and who is still trading.

What launching actually involves

None of this is development work on your side. The order matters more than the effort.

1

Choose the challenge model

One-step, two-step or instant funding — including the targets, the phase lengths and what a reset costs.

2

Connect execution

Your exchange or liquidity relationship supplies prices and fills; we connect to it rather than replacing it.

3

Write the rulebook

Reset hour, daily loss, drawdown convention, weekend behaviour, per-instrument caps — set platform-wide, then vary per challenge.

4

Put your brand on it

Domain, colours, emails and the cabinet your traders live in. Nothing carries our name.

5

Open the doors

Go live with payments, KYC, affiliates and reporting already wired, rather than bolted on afterwards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Running a funded-trader programme on a market that never closes.

From the exchange or liquidity provider you contract with. IntraQuote connects to that venue for prices and fills rather than standing between you and it. What we supply is the layer your traders and your risk desk actually touch: the trading platform, the CRM and the risk engine — and that layer is what decides whether your rules mean anything.

A funded-trader programme is not the same business as a brokerage, and in most jurisdictions it is not licensed the same way — traders are evaluated on your capital rather than depositing their own. That said, the legal shape depends entirely on where you incorporate and how you structure the product, and it is a question for a lawyer in that jurisdiction rather than for a software vendor. What we can say is what we supply: the platform, the CRM, the risk engine and the payouts, not the licence and not the venue.

You choose the hour the trading day resets, and every daily rule follows it. The limit itself is evaluated continuously rather than swept once a day, so a position that breaches at 3am on a Sunday is caught at 3am on a Sunday, not on Monday morning.

Yes, in the same instrument catalogue. Perpetuals carry funding on the venue's schedule, and the trader's P&L reflects what the venue actually charged rather than an approximation of it.

That is your rule to set. The market keeps trading through the weekend, so you decide whether positions may be held across it, cap the size held, or require them closed — and the engine enforces it rather than your desk asking.

Payout requests, approvals and the trail behind them live in the CRM, and settlement can be in crypto or by bank transfer. The trader sees the status in their cabinet; your team sees who approved what and when.

The CRM starts at €740 per month, and the IntraQuote platform is added to it as a bundle. There is no revenue share — we do not take a cut of your challenge fees or your traders' losses. The current plans and what each includes are on the pricing page.

See it running under your brand

Book a demo and we will walk through the challenge model, the rulebook and the payout flow with your numbers in them rather than ours.

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