Flagship product
The operating platform for sports betting prop firms.
Launch funded-bettor evaluations under your brand with a sports-native participant portal, live market prices, configurable staking controls, settlement workflows, CRM, payouts, and analytics.
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The model
A funded sports program, expressed as a clear lifecycle.
The participant proves performance against a simulated bankroll and a defined rule set. The operator controls qualification, funded-stage terms, reviews, and payouts.
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Evaluate
Participants use a simulated bankroll to pursue a target while following the drawdown, consistency, and staking rules configured for the program.
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Qualify
Participants who satisfy the evaluation criteria move into the funded stage with a new simulated bankroll and a defined performance split.
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Perform
Picks are recorded against live market prices while stake, exposure, odds-range, and parlay policies are checked before acceptance.
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Settle and pay
Outcomes update the simulated ledger. Approved payout requests then move through the operator's configured review and payment workflow.
Product scope
Everything required to operate the sports prop journey.
One connected participant record moves from evaluation purchase through qualification, funded performance, support, review, and payout.
Sports-native evaluations
Combine profit, drawdown, consistency, minimum activity, and staking rules into evaluation and funded-stage programs.
Branded participant portal
Give participants one place to view their simulated bankroll, available markets, program rules, pick history, settlement status, and progress.
Market pricing
Use current market prices across the sports, leagues, and market types selected for the deployment.
Pre-acceptance controls
Check every pick against the active program rules before it enters the participant's record.
Settlement operations
Process completed outcomes automatically where possible and route ambiguous cases into a documented review flow.
CRM and payouts
Operate participant records, support, verification, lifecycle messages, review queues, and payout workflows from one back office.
Staking policy
Rules applied before a pick enters the record.
Participants see whether a selection is valid at submission time. Operators avoid after-the-fact ambiguity around limits that should have been enforced upfront.
Per pick
Maximum stake
Limit how much of a simulated bankroll can be committed to one selection.
Per period
Exposure limits
Control total pending exposure across the configured daily or program window.
Bet structure
Parlay policies
Set separate rules for number of legs, combined odds, stake, and total exposure.
Market policy
Allowed odds range
Define which prices can be used within each evaluation or funded-stage program.
Program controls are configured through the challenge builder and monitored through the risk engine.
Operations
Automation for routine work. Human review for judgment.
The platform handles repeatable lifecycle events and gives operators a shared queue for the cases that need context, evidence, and an accountable decision.
Exception review
Put postponements, voids, pushes, corrections, and unresolved outcomes into an operator queue with the relevant context.
Decision history
Record manual actions, approvals, and corrections so participant disputes can be handled from a shared audit trail.
Participant lifecycle
Coordinate evaluation status, funded-stage transitions, verification, support, communications, and payout readiness.
Role-based operations
Separate the work of support, risk, finance, and administrators while keeping them on one participant record.
Performance and risk
Evaluate the record, not one headline metric.
Combine participant performance, price context, stake behavior, variance, and related-account signals to support a documented review process.
ROI and win rate
Review performance by participant, sport, league, market, and selection type.
Closing-line context
Compare accepted prices with later market movement as one signal in a wider performance review.
Stake and variance profile
Understand how sizing, price distribution, concentration, and result streaks shape the participant's record.
Cross-account investigation
Surface related timing, selection, identity, device, and account patterns for a human investigation workflow.
Secondary product
Need the Betting Engine without the full platform?
A narrower standalone product is available to qualified product teams. Public materials remain intentionally high level; product boundaries and implementation fit are reviewed privately.
Market context
Scope the sports, markets, and pricing coverage required by your product.
Decision controls
Apply operator-defined acceptance and staking policy within the product flow.
Outcome records
Coordinate settlement and simulated bankroll history with an auditable operator view.
Role and compliance
Clear facts, without universal legal conclusions.
The product role can be described precisely. Legal classification still depends on the product mechanics and the jurisdictions where an operator does business.
B2B technology role
PropXO supplies software to operators. PropXO does not accept consumer wagers or hold participant funds.
Simulated bankroll model
The deployments described on this page record participant performance on a simulated ledger rather than a deposited wagering balance.
Jurisdiction-specific review
Legal classification and operator obligations depend on product mechanics and market. Operators should obtain qualified advice in each target jurisdiction.
Connected platform
The sports product is supported by the wider PropXO stack.
Program configuration, risk, CRM, automation, reporting, and migration remain connected rather than becoming separate operational systems.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Operator resources
Continue with the operator guides.
Understand the category, pressure-test the evaluation, and use a structured software review before committing to a product.
How sports betting prop firms work
A practical explanation of the simulated-bankroll model, participant lifecycle, operating responsibilities, and the differences between a funded sports program and a sportsbook.
Read guide
Designing a funded-bettor evaluation
A rule-design framework for targets, loss boundaries, evidence requirements, consistency, staking, settlement dependencies, version control, and boundary testing.
Read guide
Software evaluation checklist
Evaluate sports prop firm software across product fit, ownership, operations, security, data portability, migration, and commercial scope.
Read guide
PropXO · Demo
See the sports platform running.
Request a focused walkthrough of the evaluation, participant, operator, risk, and settlement experience. Commercial terms are scoped privately.