Trading platform infrastructure for the prop firms shaping the next era of crypto and forex.
Vera Charts is the browser-based trading platform behind crypto and forex prop firms. We build the screens, live multi-exchange data, simulated execution against real order books, a configurable risk engine on TradingView's Lightweight Charts. Our partner firms run their evaluation and payout programs on top.
Every demo trader picks one market. White-label customers can enable either or both. Each product has its own data feed, its own symbol catalog, and its own simulated execution engine, all running on the same Vera Charts platform.
BTC, ETH, SOL and the rest of the major spot pairs. Live order book and tick data sourced from multiple tier-1 spot venues, with automatic failover. Fully simulated execution against the live mid.
Trade EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY and the rest of the majors against live institutional spot rates. All execution is simulated, no broker, no real positions, no real funds at market risk.
All trading is simulated. No real-money execution. Demo seats are not eligible for funded payouts.
Below is the live Vera Charts trading desk, the same interface our partner prop firms put in front of their traders. Chart, depth, and prices are sourced live from spot exchanges. Try it.
Centered DOM ladder, fed by exchange depth at 100ms cadence. Click a level to drop a limit there.
EMA, Bollinger, RSI, MACD, volume, toggleable from the chart toolbar, redrawn live as ticks arrive.
Market and limit fills modeled against live order book depth. Real fee model. No real-money exposure.
Daily loss limit, trailing drawdown, and the 50% consistency cap are enforced inline, never retroactively.
Charting engine · TradingView Lightweight Charts (open source) · Live spot data, multi-source · No real-money execution
Vera Charts is the engine, our partner prop firms run the desks. Below is what the engine actually does on every browser tab it powers.
Spot ticks and order-book depth from multiple tier-1 venues, de-duplicated, gap-filled, and cross-checked in real time. When a primary source degrades the engine fails over to the next without redrawing the chart. Forex pairs aggregate from interbank-grade providers. Sub-second across the entire chain.
The desk is built on TradingView's open-source Lightweight Charts library, extended with Vera Charts' own indicators, drawing tools, and persistent layouts. Trendlines, fib retracements, rectangles, EMA, MACD, RSI, Bollinger, volume profile. Each chart carries entry, stop, and target as draggable lines a trader can adjust without leaving the candles.
Order matching runs against the live book inside the browser, market and limit, full spread on a round trip, fees modeled to match the source venue. A configurable risk-rule engine sits in front of every fill: daily loss caps, trailing drawdowns, consistency rules, position limits. Partner firms wire it to whatever evaluation or funded program they run; the engine enforces in real time.
“Partners decide the rules. The engine holds the line.”
A prop firm's product is its rule book. Vera Charts encodes those rules into the trading platform itself, so partner firms can write their evaluation and funded-program terms once, and have the engine enforce them in real time on every browser tab it powers.
Configurable per seat. The engine liquidates open positions and disables new entries when the day's drawdown crosses the partner-defined threshold, then reopens at the next session boundary.
High-water-mark drawdown that follows equity up, locks at a partner-configured ceiling, and triggers an account-state webhook to the partner firm the moment it's breached.
Optional cap that limits any single day's contribution to a partner-defined fraction of cumulative P&L. Partners switch it on, set the percentage, and the engine evaluates it at session close.
Per-symbol and per-side size caps, evaluated pre-trade. A rejected order returns a structured reason to the trader's UI and a delivery-receipt to the partner's backend.
Names are real, accounts are real, the trading is simulated. Verbatim from our beta feedback channel, published with permission.
The 50% cap rewired how I think about a trading day. I used to chase the morning move; now I leave a session at +50% of target and come back the next day. Two passes since the rule clicked.
Three failed evaluations on a competitor before I switched. Vera's rule enforcement is in the platform, not in a clause buried in the FAQ. Knowing exactly when I'm capped changes everything.
I moved over from futures prop for the simulation honesty. The simulated fills feel like the real ones I had at my old desk, which is the only thing that actually matters.
We don't ship to roadmap dates without a real plan behind them. Each line below has owners, designs, and a test cohort already assigned.
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