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Three products, each priced per trader per month: the Nexus Operations Platform is $20 per active trader, Nexus Connect — the licensed real-time data feed and SIM trading, with the Nexus Trader and Onyx trading UIs included — is $20 per entitled user, and Onyx on its own is $10 per active trader. All three together are $35 per trader. Any deployment including the Operations Platform adds a $5,000 monthly platform fee; Nexus Connect and Onyx on their own carry no platform fee and no minimum. There is no revenue share and no percentage of your evaluation sales.

Onyx brings TradingView and Nexus Trader into one multi-broker trading platform. Both interfaces work with Nexus Connect, Rithmic or Ironbeam accounts and data. Nexus Prop acquired Onyx in September 2026. Onyx is included with Nexus Connect and is also available on its own for firms on another data stack. Onyx keeps its own site at onyx-trader.com.

Yes, on Nexus Connect only. Perpetual futures run on Nexus Connect accounts as a second asset class, with the same risk authority and payout workflow as CME futures: trader-chosen leverage up to the plan's cap, cross margin, funding, mark-price liquidation and 24/7 trading on the UTC day. Crypto perps come first, with the catalog built to carry index, single-stock, commodity and FX perps as venues and licensing allow. Perps data is venue data on its own feed and is never counted as CME data.

Yes, free. The trial page sets up a Nexus Connect perpetual futures demo account with a few details and a password you choose; you sign in to it at app.onyx-trader.com under Nexus Demo and trade it in Onyx through the end of the month. Firm-wide demo access for your own traders, futures included, is arranged on request.

Both paths exist. A white-label deployment puts your brand on the Nexus platform with your own domain, rules and commercial model. A custom build uses the same core but shapes the platform, integrations and operating scope around your firm. Which one fits usually comes down to how much of your model is genuinely different rather than how large the firm is.

The evaluation environment is simulated. Orders are matched against a simulated execution engine using licensed market data, which is what a funding evaluation requires. Nexus provides software and infrastructure; it is not a broker and does not offer investment advice.

Yes, and it is the more common engagement. A migration plan covers customer identity, account state, balances, trading history, agreements and payout records, with a cutover sequence and defined rollback criteria before anything moves.

One system decides. Evaluation rules, account state and breach determination resolve against a single authoritative record rather than being computed separately in trading and in the CRM, which is the failure mode that produces disputes traders can see.

Nexus Prop LLC holds direct CME Group licenses across CME, CBOT, COMEX and NYMEX covering real-time receipt, real-time distribution, market-depth SIM and non-display research. Traders see real-time prices and depth in the chart and trade against them in the simulated environment. Every license identifier is published on the market data page.