Developer types
Every kind of developer, clearly labeled.
Each specialty described honestly, so you can choose what fits.
Multi-account management
Multi-account management
managing several prop firm accounts at once · multi-platform account dashboards · centralized account monitoring
For: juggling accounts across more than one prop firm, wanting one view across every account, reducing manual tracking across platforms
Multi-platform integration
connecting multiple trading platforms · cross-platform account syncing · unified order routing
For: running accounts on different trading platforms, wanting technology that bridges platforms
Load balancing across accounts
distributing trade volume across accounts · balancing exposure across platforms · avoiding single-account concentration
For: spreading trading activity across several funded accounts, avoiding over-concentration in one account
Passing & scaling evaluations
evaluation / challenge phase tracking · scaling plan tracking across accounts · payout and funded-stage tracking
For: tracking progress on multiple firm challenges at once, understanding a specific firm's scaling plan
Trade execution & automation
automated trade execution across accounts · order replication tooling · execution monitoring and logging
For: wanting consistent execution across every account, reducing manual entry errors across platforms
Account dashboards & reporting
consolidated P&L reporting · account health dashboards · performance tracking across firms
For: wanting one dashboard instead of logging into each platform separately, tracking performance across every funded account
Risk & compliance
Risk balancing & limits
position sizing across accounts · aggregate risk and drawdown monitoring · per-account risk limits
For: managing combined risk across every account, avoiding a single trade breaching more than one account's limits
Prop firm rule compliance
reviewing a firm's trading rules · understanding consistency and drawdown rules · flagging rule conflicts across firms
For: understanding what a specific firm's rules actually allow, worried a multi-account approach might violate a firm's terms