QTG runs the full prop firm lifecycle — funded trader programs, evaluation models, real-time risk surveillance, payouts, and trader engagement — on a single integrated stack.
A modern prop firm runs marketing, evaluation, real-time risk, broker connectivity, support, payouts, KYC, affiliate programs, and trader engagement — all gated by jurisdictional rules that change quarterly. Most operators stitch this together across 8–12 separate vendors. QTG operates this stack as one platform, with shared data, shared risk surface, and shared identity.
The operational pain in a prop firm rarely comes from execution. It comes from the seams between systems — the manual reconciliation between CRM, risk, broker, payouts, and support.
A trader's journey through your prop firm — and the QTG modules running each stage.
Every QTG module that shows up in a typical prop firm deployment, organized by layer.
Building a prop firm stack from scratch takes 18–24 months and $5–10M in engineering. QTG operators are live in weeks — and keep their entire roadmap focused on the trader, not the backend.
Long-form thinking and product updates relevant to this industry.
Most operators discover rule violations 2–6 hours after the trade. Live risk changes that.
Loyalty mechanics, behavior signals, and graduation paths that materially change LTV.
How firms move from 8 vendors to one platform without breaking trader trust mid-cycle.