Propriotec Review: CRM, Migration & Due-Diligence Passport
Propriotec positions a broad prop-firm operating stack under flat monthly pricing, with CRM, risk, KYC, payments, white-label workflows and multiple trading-platform integrations.
| Pricing model | Provider states flat monthly pricing with no setup fee, per-account fee or revenue share. |
|---|---|
| Public exact monthly price | Not established in PFV's current dataset. |
| Trading platforms | MT4, MT5, cTrader, Match-Trader, TradeLocker and HYPTRADER. |
| Migration | Provider states full migrations at no additional cost, typically 5–14 days. |
Buyer Dependency Layer
| Dependency layer | Current evidence state | What the buyer still needs to establish |
|---|---|---|
| Exit & portability | partial | Provider-stated migration covers trader accounts, historical data and active challenges; full outbound exit rights, schema, timing and deletion terms are not public. |
| Control & authority | partial | Risk and payout workflows are provided; exact buyer override, breach and payout decision authority requires written confirmation. |
| Integration dependency | partial | API and webhook access are provider-stated; read/write/event scope, credential ownership and termination portability require documentation. |
| Operational continuity | partial | Uptime/failover and migration timing are provider-stated; contractual remedies, rollback and post-termination support are not publicly established. |
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PFV Due-Diligence Passport
| Area | PFV evidence state | Buyer implication |
|---|---|---|
| Data ownership | Unknown / needs contract | White-label branding and migration capability do not establish contractual ownership or exit rights. |
| Migration / data movement | Provider-stated, specific | FAQ says migrations can include trader accounts, historical data and active challenges, with existing platform kept live until verified cutover. |
| Full exit export | Partial / unknown | Migration evidence is useful, but buyers still need a complete export schema, format, timing and post-termination access. |
| API & webhooks | Provider-stated | FAQ states API and webhook access is available for custom integrations. Confirm plan/access limits and whether export-critical objects are covered. |
| SLA / reliability | Provider-stated | Propriotec states 99.9% uptime with automated failover, load balancing and monitoring, and says historical uptime is available on request. |
| Technology ownership | Unknown | Do not infer IP ownership from custom branding or HYPTRADER access. |
| Dependency concentration | Medium-high | CRM, dashboard, proprietary trading platform, risk, KYC and payment workflows can sit in one stack. |
| Risk / payout authority | Partial / needs contract | The platform supports risk and payout workflows; exact override authority and final payout decision rights should be documented. |
Operational evidence worth testing
Propriotec's public FAQ is more specific than many provider pages about migration, uptime infrastructure and API/webhook access. Buyers should convert those statements into acceptance tests: historical-data reconciliation, active-account cutover, failover evidence, API object coverage and an agreed rollback plan.
Questions to close before signing
- Exact monthly price, included capacity and external licensing/pass-through costs.
- Contractual ownership of trader/customer data, configuration and custom work.
- Full export schema and termination-access window.
- Whether the 99.9% figure is contractual, how it is measured and what remedies apply.
- API/webhook plan limits, authentication, rate limits and object coverage.
- Who has final authority over breach overrides, payout approvals and manual adjustments.
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