Partner Profile
Prop firm relationships focus on firm-level evaluation of liquidity-signature intelligence, ORLOS-compatible detection, OFTT workflow tooling, and collaborative validation.
The practical fit is a group that wants structured liquidity intelligence, internal review processes, replayable evidence, and firm-controlled deployment inside its own risk, data, and account infrastructure. LDRG's role is to support the firm's evaluation of market microstructure intelligence, not to define trader behavior or override the firm's own rules.
What This Path Covers
Prop firm work can include signature-library review, API access, ORLOS-compatible detection output, OFTT workflow discussion, historical replay, failure-case review, and internal research mapping. The emphasis is on whether liquidity-dynamics research can be evaluated consistently by the firm before any controlled workflow is introduced to traders, researchers, or supervisors.
Access Surfaces
Review Areas
- Signature library access, validation status, live versus replay use, retired-signature handling, and failure-case documentation.
- OFTT configuration assumptions, user permissions, workspace separation, audit needs, and compatibility with the firm's internal platform rules.
- Market-data path, broker or FCM compatibility, account infrastructure, and how the firm supervises any trader-facing workflow.
- Internal research review, training material boundaries, pilot scope, escalation process, and criteria for expanding or stopping access.
Readiness
The strongest prop firm conversations begin with a specific market scope, the firm's research workflow, the users who would evaluate the outputs, and the internal controls that must be respected. LDRG can then distinguish between an API research pilot, ORLOS-compatible output review, OFTT workflow review, or a broader research partnership.
Operating Boundary
LDRG provides research intelligence and technology surfaces. The firm controls its own account relationships, risk policies, permissions, supervision, and trading decisions. LDRG does not manage trader accounts, define risk limits, make funding decisions, or make trading decisions for the firm or its users.