We're building the engine behind the desks that have the rules.

Vera Charts started as a side project among a handful of futures-prop alumni and crypto market makers who had watched the industry pull in two directions at once.

On one side: aggressive, high-leverage retail crypto exchanges where the average trader gets liquidated within their first quarter and the platform takes the other side of the trade. On the other side: disciplined futures prop firms, Topstep, FundedNext, Apex, that built durable businesses by paying traders for sustained edge under a hard set of rules.

The crypto and forex worlds have the volatility to support a real prop model. They do not, today, have a serious shared platform to run it on. So we built one, end to end. Charts, indicators, drawing tools, multi-exchange data, simulated execution against real order books, a configurable risk engine. We sell it directly to retail traders on a flat monthly subscription, and license the same product to prop firms who run their own evaluation and funded programs on top.

The product, not the prop firm.

Vera Charts is not a prop firm. We do not issue evaluations. We do not pay profit splits. We do not set account sizes, drawdown rules, or payout cadences. Partner firms do all of that, on their own terms, on their own balance sheets, and under their own brands.

What we do is run the platform underneath. Live multi-exchange data piped straight into the trader's browser, our own HTML5 canvas charting engine with full drawing-tool and indicator suites, simulated execution against real order books, and a configurable risk-rule engine that partners wire to whatever program they run. Every account on Vera Charts is simulated; nothing routes to a real exchange and no customer funds are placed at market risk.

Why simulation.

Simulation is a feature, not a euphemism. It lets us build the platform we actually want, one where the rules are encoded in software, where execution math is honest, and where partner firms can offer trader programs without the regulatory complexity of holding customer funds. That same model has run the futures-prop world for years; we are bringing it to crypto and forex with infrastructure that's good enough to be worth licensing.

Who we serve.

Two audiences, one product. First, individual traders who want a serious charting and trading platform on a flat monthly subscription, without the upsell ladder or the bloat. Second, prop firms (CryptoPropX for crypto, FundedWithForex for FX, with more partners onboarding) who put their own evaluation and funded programs on top of the same engine.

If you fall into either camp, take a look around. The live trading desk on the homepage is exactly what gets shipped to production, on every browser tab the platform powers.