YourPropFirm to Integrate with Leverate's SiRiX for Enhanced Trading Experience

Singapore-based proprietary trading firm YourPropFirm has announced a strategic partnership with Leverate, a renowned fintech provider of white-label solutions for brokers and trading platforms. YourPropFirm plans to integrate Leverate's trading platform, SiRiX, with the aim of enhancing its customers' trading experience.

Through this partnership, YourPropFirm will leverage Leverate's expertise and SiRiX's capabilities, which include charting tools, direct trading from the charts, an economic calendar, trader education resources, and social trading features. These features will be used to enhance the trading experience for YourPropFirm's prop traders.

Marcel Rauscher, co-founder of YourPropFirm, said: "We're excited about our partnership with Leverate, bringing the exceptional customization capabilities of SiRiX to our clients. SiRiX enables us to offer a trading environment tailored to the unique needs of our clients, enhancing both their experience and outcomes. SiRiX's stability has already made a significant impact, ensuring reliability in the fast-paced world of prop trading. This collaboration is a leap forward for us, setting new standards in the industry."

Ran Strauss, CEO of Leverate, added: "We are delighted about our collaboration with YourPropFirm. This partnership notably reflects the exceptional adaptability of SiRiX to meet all the needs of any Prop Firm, positioning it as the only platform in the industry that is capable of implementing custom adjustments by demand, which helps to address the current challenges that Prop Firms are faced with."

Apart from YourPropFirm, last week, another prop trading firm, Stocknet Institute, also announced its integration with SiRiX.

It is important to note that Leverate made the voluntary decision to relinquish its Cyprus Investment Firm (CIF) authorization​ in February of this year. Additionally, the CySEC declared on Monday that Leverate had lost its membership​ of the Investors Compensation Fund (ICF).