Admin CRM
Orders, plans, KYC inbox, payout queues, promo codes, branding, rule objects. Not a generic forex CRM with a challenge plugin.
Most white-labels sell a challenge engine and make you stitch the rest. OneProp ships admin CRM, a real partner desk, Platform5 and TradeHub, an in-portal journal, and marketing flows on the same graph as challenge, risk, KYC, and payouts.
Software only — we do not fund trader accounts. OneProp stays invisible to your traders.
Platform5 and TradeHub ship by default. Click a venue to open license, risk ingest, and what it is actually for. Hover the ticker to pause it.
Typical white-labels are a challenge engine plus invoices: a forex CRM, a last-click affiliate widget, a consumer journal, a generic ESP, and a terminal you rent. OneProp keeps those layers in the same tenant as evaluation, risk, KYC, and payouts. Same rule graph. Same login. Scale and Command include the growth pack; Launch lets you add the modules you actually run.
Orders, plans, KYC inbox, payout queues, promo codes, branding, rule objects. Not a generic forex CRM with a challenge plugin.
CPA, rev-share, hybrid. Multi-tier overrides. S2S postbacks. Partner-owned codes. A ledger that never mixes with trader payouts.
Platform5 desktop and TradeHub web/mobile — included on Scale and Command, add-on on Launch. Fill-path risk is identical. Bridges for names you already promised.
Heatmap, playbooks, replay, tags — in the portal, on the same fills the risk engine scored. Traders do not export to a consumer app.
Flows on checkout, fail, reset, funded, payout. Not a generic ESP guessing from a webhook two days late.
Challenge, risk, dashboard, KYC, payouts, contests, analytics, API. One tenant. You do not run five vendors to look like one firm.
Challenge, risk, CRM, payouts, partners, campaigns, journal, analytics, API, KYC, terminals — the layers firms usually bolt on later. OneProp does not. Same tenant. Same rule graph. Specs open in a panel on this page, not in the nav.
Jurisdiction, entity papers, and brand pack. We configure the tenant — we do not sell legal advice.
E-commerce checkout for evaluations, promo codes, crypto and card rails, pass refunds, resets, scaling fees. High-risk MCC is expected; plan more than one PSP.
Platform5 and TradeHub on day one. Optional bridges to MetaTrader, cTrader, Match-Trader, NinjaTrader, Tradovate, Sirix, and the rest of the desk.
1-step, 2-step, instant, pay-later. Per-asset physics. Consistency optional. Time limit optional. News/EA/weekend as toggles, not a PDF.
Six layers on the fill path: violations, news maps, HFT, grid/martingale, multi-account, IP/geo. Drawdown, position, time, strategy, instrument, and network rules compile without a deploy. Payout queues with split math. We surface the book so you can hedge — we do not sit on your risk committee.
Affiliate S2S, partner promo codes, contests, marketing flows, journal. You own demand. We run the engine.
Drawdown breaches — not missed profit targets — are how most evaluations fail. Violations, news, HFT, grid, copy rings, and IP/geo sit on the same fill path. Every rule has a timestamp, a fill list, and an admin replay. This compiler is a preview. It does not trade.

The default product affiliates already know how to sell. Two independent phases. Targets, drawdowns, and min days can differ per phase.
When to use it. Highest familiarity, easiest partner copy, more filter before payout liability. Higher drop-off between phases is the cost of that filter.
Watch. If phase 2 rules do not match the site, you will lose Trustpilot arguments you should have won.
One phase. Faster conversion. Different pass-rate math. Use when you are willing to take more payout tail for less funnel friction.
When to use it. Paid acquisition is expensive and 2-step drop-off is eating margin. Do not copy a 2-step price onto a 1-step product.
No challenge phase. Funded-state risk from the first fill. Marketing is easy. The book is not.
When to use it. You have capital, a risk officer, and a price that assumes a fatter payout tail. OneProp will enforce whatever you print. It will not invent prudence.
Trader starts unpaid. Fee captures on pass. Attractive landing pages. Real collections and refund mechanics.
When to use it. You can fund the float. Model failed-fee rate before you let partners push this SKU at volume.

Every account a trader holds, every fill, every email they received, every payout they requested — plus plan objects, discount codes, affiliate settings, contests, and MFA on operator seats with edit logs.
Abandoned checkout, fail/reset, funded day-one, and payout flows sit on challenge events — not a generic ESP two days late. The journal uses the same fills the risk engine sees, so traders never export to a consumer app.


Calendar heatmap, playbooks, replay, tags, and psychology notes. Optional coach view. Hidden per program if you do not want it. Notes never leave the tenant.

Desktop-class multi-asset for power users. Web and mobile for traders who will not install software. Same risk path. Your name in the chrome.

The modules do not change by brochure. The starting tenant does.
Branded portal, challenge library, KYC and checkout wired. Two-week target if you bring entity, brand pack, and a PSP that will actually underwrite you.
Past a few thousand accounts you need rule versioning, payout batching, warehouse export, and detectors that do not page a human for every flag.
Add a prop book next to the brokerage. Dual-book reporting, liquidity-ready routing, broker-grade permissions. We do not pretend software is your LP.
Audience is the easy part. Risk, payouts, and KYC are how you stay solvent. Contests and affiliate codes are how the audience becomes a book.
Off a thin WL, a broker CRM with a challenge plugin, or a custom stack. Data map, rule rewrite, cutover plan. Traders keep their login on your domain.
One operator console. Different program physics per book. Do not buy a second vendor because someone sold you a futures-only skin.
Account caps are hard. Overage is explicit. Growth modules are selectable. We do not publish a setup fee because it is not part of the commercial story we want on this site.
400 accounts. Core ops. Add terminals and growth modules.
Build a pack1,500 accounts. Terminals, partners, marketing, journal included.
Build a packUnlimited accounts. Full published stack + named team.
Build a packOneProp is white-label infrastructure for proprietary trading firms. Core is challenge, risk, trader dashboard, admin CRM, KYC, payments, payouts, analytics, and API. Affiliates, marketing, journal, contests, and native terminals Platform5 and TradeHub live in the same tenant — you pick them on the license. Not five vendors.
No. We are a technology provider. You own the brand, the traders, the rules, and the revenue. OneProp is not visible to your traders.
No. Those modules live in the same tenant as challenge and risk. Typical white-labels invoice them separately or skip them. Launch is core ops; Scale and Command include the growth pack. You can add terminals, affiliates, marketing, and journal without a second vendor.
No. Published plans are monthly platform licenses. Challenge fees, profit splits, and payouts stay with you. We do not sell a no-fee / 50% share SKU. Expert marketing, PR, and HR are opt-in and quoted.
FX/CFDs, on-exchange futures, and crypto — in the same operator stack. Program rules can differ by asset class. Hybrid desks do not need two CRMs.
A standard branded launch is designed around a two-week configuration window: brand, programs, payments, KYC, and terminals. Custom liquidity work can extend that. Migrations off another WL are scoped to the data map, not a slogan.
Bring the programs you already sell — or the ones you have not launched. We will configure a tenant and walk the desk.