What does Nexus cost?

Nexus Connect — licensed real-time market data plus the simulated trading environment — is $20 per active trader per month with no minimum and no platform fee. The Nexus Operations Platform is $20 per active trader plus a $5,000 monthly platform fee. Both together are $35 per trader plus the same $5,000 fee. There is no revenue share and no percentage of your evaluation sales.

Can we try it before committing?

Yes. Nexus Connect demo access is available on request, provisioned into a non-production environment so you can put the data feed and simulated execution in front of your own traders. Access is granted manually per requester rather than self-serve.

Is Nexus a white-label product or a custom build?

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.

Does Nexus route real orders to a live market?

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.

Can we migrate an existing firm without losing account history?

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.

Who holds risk authority in a Nexus deployment?

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.

What does market-data licensing look like?

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.

Prop trading infrastructure, your brand

The prop trading platform, wearing your brand.

Give traders a native, white-label platform for funding evaluations with advanced charting, simulated order execution and connected risk controls. Then run the customer lifecycle, payouts, fraud prevention and support from the same operating system.

Built for new and established funded-trader firms that need one accountable platform instead of a fragmented vendor stack.

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The Nexus Trading workspace showing charting, order entry and account-aware risk controls — Actual Nexus Trading capture, cropped above the app header to remove a storefront promotion. Sample data, static connection state — this is the product, not a rendering.

Infrastructure and integration partners

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The operating problem

Most prop firms are running six vendors and calling it a platform.

Trading comes from one supplier, the dashboard from another, CRM from a third, then payments, identity and support are bolted on. Every seam is a place where account state disagrees with itself.

Risk decided in two places

When the trading platform and the back office each compute drawdown, a trader eventually sees a breach that the CRM cannot explain. The dispute is not really about the rule — it is about which system was allowed to decide.

History that does not survive a move

Balances, fills, agreements and payout records live in whichever vendor produced them. Changing any one supplier turns into a data-recovery project rather than a configuration change.

Support without context

A trader asks why an account failed. The person answering has a ticket in one tool, the account in another and the trading record in a third, so the answer arrives slowly and sounds uncertain.

Platform

Every layer has a focused page, because you are evaluating layers.

Pick the part of the platform your firm actually needs to scrutinise. The shared account and customer model is what keeps them one system rather than seven.

Nexus Trading

A branded trading workspace with advanced charting, simulated order execution and account-aware controls built for funding evaluations.

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Trader dashboard

One responsive view for accounts, plans, payouts, competitions, education and trading access, under your brand and your domain.

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Operations CRM

Lifecycle, communications, payout review, support and provider-neutral trading integrations in a single operator workspace.

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Risk management

Evaluation rules, real-time account state, breach review and the evidence trail behind every operating decision.

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Fraud prevention

Identity, financial and trading-risk signals, a fraud agent assembling cases in the background, and shared cross-firm intelligence.

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Native support

Persistent trader chat, canonical tickets, assignment, attachments, notifications and human escalation in one workflow.

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Market data

Real-time CME, CBOT, COMEX and NYMEX data under Nexus’s own licenses, with every identifier published.

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See how the layers connect

The platform overview shows the shared account model that ties these together.

Platform overview

Actual product

Built around the work operators already do.

Every product image on this site is a capture of the real application. The exact configuration, modules and integrations are scoped per deployment rather than presented as a fixed one-size package — which is why the pages describe capability boundaries instead of a feature checklist.

Operations CRM — Payout review, lifecycle and provider integrations
Risk settings — Evaluation rules bound to the account record
Support chat — Trader conversation attached to account context

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The Nexus operations CRM showing customer lifecycle and payout review

Nexus risk settings showing evaluation rule configuration

Nexus native support chat attached to a trader account

Simulated

Captures use sample data. Nexus supplies software and infrastructure and is not a broker.

Solutions

Three ways firms bring Nexus behind their brand.

The right path depends on whether you are starting, escaping a stack that no longer fits, or building something genuinely proprietary.

Launch a firm

Stand up a funded-trader program end to end: branded trading, evaluation rules, identity, payments, payouts and support.

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Migrate a platform

Move off a fragmented or failing vendor stack with account state, trading history and payout records intact.

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Build something custom

Shape proprietary infrastructure on the Nexus core when your model genuinely differs from an off-the-shelf program.

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Pricing

Published, per active trader, per month.

No revenue share. No percentage of your evaluation sales. No feature gating between tiers — a firm with 40 traders gets the same platform as a firm with 4,000. Operations deployments add a $5,000 monthly platform fee; Nexus Connect has no minimum.

Nexus Connect

$20/ active trader / mo

Licensed real-time market data and the simulated execution environment. No platform fee, no minimum.

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Both together

$35/ active trader / mo

The full operating system — one account record from the order through to the payout. Plus the $5,000 platform fee.

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Operations Platform

$20/ active trader / mo

Dashboard, CRM, risk authority, payouts, fraud and support. Plus the $5,000 platform fee.

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Operator resources

Guides written for the person accountable for the platform.

Buyer guides, architecture explanations and operations playbooks — including the parts vendors usually leave out.

Platform selection

Compare white-label options, map the technology stack and score vendors on the criteria that actually differ.

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Infrastructure & data

Tenancy boundaries, simulated matching, market-data licensing and how to measure latency honestly.

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Risk & operations

Evaluation rule design, risk authority, payout operations and the support workflows that reduce disputes.

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Common questions

Before you book a call.

What does Nexus cost?: Nexus Connect — licensed real-time market data plus the simulated trading environment — is $20 per active trader per month with no minimum and no platform fee. The Nexus Operations Platform is $20 per active trader plus a $5,000 monthly platform fee. Both together are $35 per trader plus the same $5,000 fee. There is no revenue share and no percentage of your evaluation sales.
Can we try it before committing?: Yes. Nexus Connect demo access is available on request, provisioned into a non-production environment so you can put the data feed and simulated execution in front of your own traders. Access is granted manually per requester rather than self-serve.
Is Nexus a white-label product or a custom build?: 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.
Does Nexus route real orders to a live market?: 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.
Can we migrate an existing firm without losing account history?: 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.
Who holds risk authority in a Nexus deployment?: 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.
What does market-data licensing look like?: 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.

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Book a discovery call to walk through the deployment model, product scope and the right path for your firm. Bring your current stack, launch plan or migration constraints.

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