Crypto prop firm
Crypto prop firm software for a market that never closes.
PropXO is the white-label platform for funded crypto trading programs: challenges, real-time risk enforcement, trader dashboards, KYC, and payouts — on the same stack that runs FX and futures prop firms, under one operator console. Weekend and news rules become deliberate configuration, because crypto pauses for neither.
The stack
Everything between a challenge sale and a funded payout.
A funded crypto program is a full operation — sales, evaluation, enforcement, support, and payment. Every part of it ships in the platform, under your brand.
Back office
CRM & support
Accounts organized by plan, phase, and status with full customer context — orders, notes, verification, IP logs — plus roles, permissions, and affiliate tracking.
Reporting
Analytics
Revenue, signups, pass rates per phase, payout exposure, and cohort behavior — exportable when you want the raw data instead of a chart.
Always-on markets
Weekend rules stop being an afterthought.
FX has a weekly rhythm: markets close on Friday and reopen with a gap risk everyone understands. Crypto has no such rhythm. It trades through nights, weekends, and holidays, and a funded program inherits every hour of it. That changes what a rulebook has to say — and what an enforcement engine has to do.
On this stack, weekend and news restrictions are first-class configuration. You decide whether funded traders hold through the weekend, which windows restrict trading, and how tight the limits run while your team is asleep. The risk engine enforces the policy you chose — the same way at Saturday midnight as on Tuesday morning.
The weekend is a policy, not a gap
There is no close to flatten into. Allowing weekend trading, restricting it, or tightening limits around it is an explicit program decision — and each challenge variant can take a different stance.
News windows still matter
Scheduled macro events move crypto even though the venue never closes. News restrictions are configurable per program, so an evaluation can stay strict where a funded account is given room — or the reverse.
Enforcement around the clock
Rules are evaluated in real time whenever the market trades — which, in crypto, is always. A breach on a Sunday night is caught on Sunday night, not discovered in a Monday report.
Risk configuration
Volatility is a configuration problem before it's a trading problem.
Crypto's moves are larger and its clock never stops. The programs that survive aren't the ones with the strictest rules — they're the ones whose rules were chosen deliberately.
Drawdown that fits the asset
Daily, overall, or trailing drawdown, measured against equity or balance. In a market that moves hard and trades through the night, each combination behaves differently — the platform makes that choice explicit instead of defaulting it.
Leverage caps
Cap leverage per program so a volatile hour can't turn a single account into outsized exposure. Caps are enforced by the risk engine in real time, not merely requested in the rulebook.
Consistency rules
Consistency rules and minimum trading days keep a single outsized candle from passing an evaluation — separating a repeatable process from a lucky weekend.
Rules locked at purchase
Tune your crypto programs as you learn. Multiple challenge variants run concurrently, and existing participants stay locked to the rules they bought — iteration never rewrites terms mid-challenge.
Abuse detection
Multi-accounting, KYC duplication, IP and device fingerprint conflicts, hedging across accounts, copy-trade rings, news-window abuse, and HFT-style bursts raise alerts as they happen.
Investigation, not auto-punishment
Alerts feed an investigation queue with the evidence attached. Humans decide — suspend, refund, extend, or approve — and every action lands in an audit trail.
The full enforcement model — rule types, detection patterns, and the investigation philosophy behind them — is documented on the risk engine page. The configuration surface for programs themselves lives in the challenge builder.
Multi-vertical
One operator console. Crypto is a vertical, not a silo.
Most crypto prop offerings are bolted onto a stack built for something else — or stand alone with their own back office, their own CRM, and their own risk queue. On PropXO, crypto is a vertical of a single platform. Add it to a running FX or futures firm, or launch crypto-first and expand later: either way, your team works one console, one customer record, one investigation queue, and one analytics view across everything you operate.
How it works
From scoping call to a live crypto firm.
A phased launch with verification before anything is public. Timelines are measured in weeks — and you get a real one for your configuration on the first call, not a marketing number.
- 01
Scope
A working session on your model: challenge structures, drawdown philosophy, weekend and news policy, jurisdictions, and payment rails.
- 02
Configure
We stand up your instance — programs, risk rules, KYC, payments, and your branding across the trader dashboard and email templates.
- 03
Verify
You run the full lifecycle end to end — buy, trade, breach, pass, request a payout — including behavior over a live weekend, before anything is public.
- 04
Launch
Go live on your domain. We stay on enforcement, infrastructure, and monitoring while you run the firm.
Commerce & payouts
Crypto-native on both sides of the ledger.
Your storefront runs on WordPress and WooCommerce via plugin or API. Traders pay the way crypto traders expect to pay — cards and bank rails through Stripe, PayPal, Wise, and Mollie, or crypto checkout through Confirmo and Coinbase Commerce. On the way out, payout requests are validated against program rules automatically, then disbursed through Rise in fiat or crypto.
Commerce, identity & payout rails
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
PropXO · Demo
See a crypto program running.
A walkthrough of the platform configured for funded crypto trading — challenges, risk enforcement, and the operator console. Commercial terms are scoped privately for the deployment.