Every trade is funded · by The Desk

TRADE SYNDICATIONTrade your way. Every trade gets funded.

Every other funding model sells you attempts, a challenge to pass, a drawdown rule to survive, one bad day and you start again. There is nothing to pass here, ever. You trade your simulated account however you like, and The Desk syndicates them by allocating capital in the market behind them. It joins small and adds as your trade proves itself.

Focus on the Trade, not the Account.

THE IDEA

Syndicate, from the Greek syndikos: “one who stands with you.”That’s the whole idea.

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Six contracts

$90 · $15 each

Enough to see the Desk join, add, and pay out more than once.

Free simulated account · nothing to pass
The Desk’s own capital behind qualifying trades
You keep 90% of what that capital makes
One contract per trade · they never expire

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Just try it

Three contracts

$45 · three trades

The real product, the smallest way in. Same account, same Desk, same 90%.

Everything in the six-contract start
Three syndicated trades, whenever you choose them
Top up any time · no subscription

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Not ready to pay? — watch the Desk join a trade first.

Card or crypto · no subscription · paid the moment a trade closes

“This can’t be real.” We hear it a lot.

What traders and a trading creator told us after they tried it.

The doubt

“You must be losing money on this. A funding model like this ~~shouldn’t work.~~”

It’s not magic. It’s our Quant and Risk engine.

You pay a fee per contract. The rest is our job. See how it works ›

The wait

“I’ve waited years for something like this. When I finally saw it, I couldn’t believe it.”

The verdict

“A beautiful platform. Real innovation in how traders get funded.”

Paraphrased from early, informal feedback. No one was paid for it.

One Thursday. Two trades.

Sep 17, replayed on real prices. Each trade cost $30. Watch the Desk’s own money come in behind it as the move proves itself — and what that paid when it closed.

Your entryThe Desk’s stopDesk allocation behind your trade (5% → 100%)What you would earn if you closed now

Hypothetical replay on real prices · not a client result · trading involves risk

Thursday Sep 17 · replayed

GBP/JPY, bought at 208.024

$853.24

on a $30 fee — two contracts

You open the tradeTwo contracts, $30. The Desk comes in behind it at 5%, with its own stop underneath (the red dashed line).
The move proves itselfAs the price climbs, the Desk adds its own money: 5% to 100% in 61 minutes. The stop follows the price up.
It eases off when the move stallsMid-session the trend went flat and the Desk stepped back to 70% — then went back to full size when the price broke higher.
You close, you get paidClosed at 209.763 into the late surge. 90% of what the Desk’s money made — $853.24 — lands in your wallet.

Hypothetical replay on real prices · not a client result · trading involves risk

Same day · replayed

Nasdaq 100, bought at 29,088.38

$1,016.87

on a $30 fee — two contracts

A clean startThe index turned up straight off the entry, so the allocation built fast: 5% to 100% in 38 minutes.
Full size, stop trailingWith the Desk fully behind it, the stop stepped up under each new high. Had it been hit, the loss would have been the Desk’s, not yours.
You choose when to closeAt the best moment it would have paid $1,195.16. You closed after the pullback, at 29,397.68 — your call, not ours.
90% is yoursThe Desk’s money made the move; you keep 90% of it. $1,016.87 for a $30 fee.

Hypothetical replays on real market prices — not client results. Past performance does not guarantee future results. These two were picked as examples; many trades earn little or nothing. Trading involves risk.

Better than a broker.
Simpler than a prop firm.

Three ways to put size behind an idea. This one changes the unit from the account to the trade.

Feature	Trade your own account	Traditional prop account	Trade Syndication
Capital needed to start	Fund your brokerage account	Evaluation / account fee	$15 per trade credit1-contract minimum
Trading environment	Live brokerage account	Usually simulated during evaluation	Simulated environment
Traditional challenge required	No	Usually yes	No
Profit target before first eligibility	No	Often yes	No traditional challenge target
Personal market capital exposed	Yes	No during most evaluations	No personal market deposit for the simulated trade
Account-level drawdown affects future trades	Loss reduces your balance	Usually yes	Each syndicated trade is a fresh opportunity
Need to recover prior account losses	Yes, to restore net P&L	Usually yes	Not at the individual-trade level
Can act on one specific idea	Yes, with your capital	Within the account rules	Yes — trade by trade
Multiple accounts needed to increase nominal capacity	Not applicable	Common strategy in prop	No account stacking required
One losing trade can end the entire account	It can materially damage capital	Can breach the account	No — future trade credits remain separate opportunities
Performance history can build	Yes	Yes	Yes
Best for	Traders comfortable risking their own capital	Traders willing to qualify for an account structure	Traders who want trade-by-trade opportunity without a traditional challenge

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The future of trader funding doesn’t have to be account-based. It can be trade-based.

Learn more.

Eight short films. Start at the beginning, or jump straight to the question you actually have.

Why funding had to change

For decades, being funded meant being handed an account. Here is what replaced it.

What Trade Syndication is

The whole idea in ninety seconds. You place the trade, we put our own money behind it, you keep 90%.

Is this for you?

The shortest one here. Who this works for, and who is better off somewhere else.

How it works, start to finish

The full walkthrough: placing a trade, the Desk coming in behind it, and getting paid.

How this differs from a prop firm

No challenge, no evaluation, no account to blow. The two put side by side.

How fast we come in behind you

The Desk starts small and adds as your trade proves itself. This is the pace it builds at.

What a move is actually worth

How a price move on your screen turns into a number in your wallet.

Why did I earn nothing on a winning trade?

The honest one. What happens when the Desk closes out before you do.

See how it works

Asking the Desk what it is following right now…

Max the trade, not the account.

The industry sells accounts. Buy another challenge, manage another drawdown, copy the same setup across five logins. We changed what you are buying: here the unit is one trade, and you pick which ones.

Trade Maxing is putting more behind the setups you actually believe in, one at a time. A strong idea should not be limited by how many accounts you own or how much of your own money you are willing to put at risk.

Trade

Take the setup you want on your free simulated account. Nothing to pass, no evaluation, no rule to survive.

Syndicate it

Choose the trades you want the Desk behind. $15 a contract, only on the ones you pick — the rest stay ordinary practice trades.

We come in behind it

The Desk puts its own money into the market behind your trade. It starts small and adds as the move proves itself.

You get paid

90% of what that money made, in your wallet the moment the trade closes. No target to hit first and no payout cycle to wait for.

Max the opportunity.

Pick the setups you believe in and syndicate them one at a time. No account to qualify for first, no drawdown rule carried over from last week, and no reason to stack five logins to express one idea.

One bad trade does not end anything. The next contract is a fresh opportunity, because the account was never what you were buying.

Not the risk.

Maxing is not leverage. Your trading stays simulated, and the Desk’s own capital is the Desk’s own risk — sized, stopped and managed by us.

If that money loses, the loss is ours. You are never billed for it, and nothing is ever taken back out of what you have already been paid.

One trade. One fee. One outcome.

What you pay$15 per contract

What goes into the marketThe Desk’s own money

What you keep90% of what it makes

If it losesOurs. You are never billed for it.

Your trading is simulated and the Desk decides for itself how much to put behind any trade, so there is no reward on a trade it stayed out of.

90%

of what our capital made. Yours, the moment it closes.

The other 10% is how we eat · we only win when you do

Start with the Desk behind you.

No challenge, no evaluation, nothing to pass. Three contracts are enough to find out.