Asgard Group White-Label Prop Firm Platform
Asgard Group offers a multi-tenant white-label operating layer for proprietary trading firms, combining challenge rules, real-time risk, payouts, trader area, back office, KYC/AML, affiliates and reporting under a fixed-fee commercial model.
Asgard Group at a glance
| Revenue share | 0% according to provider |
|---|---|
| Pricing | Flat setup + fixed monthly licence; quote-only |
| Launch | Provider positions launch around two weeks |
| Challenge engine | Profit targets, drawdown, daily loss, consistency, news windows, minimum days, scaling plans |
| Risk | Provider states tick-level evaluation, warnings and auto-flatten |
| Operations | Payout queue, trader area, back office, compliance, affiliates, reporting |
| Data | Provider states client data is exportable |
Architecture and platform approach
Asgard describes itself as the software layer above the trading terminal rather than a replacement terminal. Its architecture is intended to connect execution and market systems through APIs, evaluate account state and rules, then drive commercial workflows such as checkout, KYC, payouts and affiliates.
This approach may suit firms that want to preserve familiar trader-facing execution platforms while consolidating the surrounding operating stack. Buyers should confirm native integrations for their exact platform and whether any third-party contracts or development are required.
Operational modules
Challenge and risk engine
The published stack covers common evaluation rules including static or trailing drawdown, daily loss, consistency, news windows and scaling. Asgard states that breaches are evaluated on every tick and can trigger account-state changes and auto-flattening.
Payout automation
Eligibility, profit split, consistency review and payment method can feed a payout approval queue. For due diligence, founders should verify payment-rail coverage, approval controls, audit retention and how exceptions are handled.
KYC, AML and white label
The platform includes KYC/AML workflows, digital agreements and certificate generation. Asgard states the trader area runs on the client's domain with client branding and without visible Asgard branding.
Affiliate and reporting
The growth module includes partner management, commission payouts and ROI tracking. Reporting includes programme pass rates, cohort revenue, payout exposure and trader behaviour.
Flat-fee economics
The absence of revenue share can materially change long-run economics for a scaling firm. However, a fixed licence should be evaluated against total stack cost rather than headline commission alone. Trading-platform licences, payment processing, KYC, data, custom integrations and support may sit outside the core licence.
Compare models in our flat fee vs revenue share analysis and model your stack using the prop firm startup cost calculator.
Buyer due diligence
- Request the closed quote with every setup and recurring component itemised.
- Confirm native integrations for your chosen terminal, payment processor and KYC provider.
- Ask for SLA, backup, recovery and security documentation.
- Verify migration scope and data export formats before terminating an existing provider.
- Clarify ownership of custom development and configuration.
- Test complex challenge-rule edge cases during the demo.
Best fit
Asgard Group deserves consideration from operators prioritising fixed economics, integrated operations and the ability to retain their preferred trading environment. The main information gap is transparent public pricing: a direct commercial quote is required to compare total cost accurately.