For Allocators
A pipeline of traders whose track records you can actually check
Stop evaluating screenshots. Every QuantStep trader arrives with performance verified at source, measured continuously against criteria you set.
What you receive
Not a claim about a trader. The measured record, with the parts a screenshot leaves out.
Performance measured, not reported
Performance is captured directly from the trading account through infrastructure Quant Technology Group already operates across the prop trading industry. The trader cannot edit, select or curate what you see.
The whole period, including the bad months
Drawdown depth, frequency and recovery across the full measured history, with no gaps. Conduct during adverse periods is part of the record rather than an omission from it.
Integrity clearance before you see anything
No profile reaches you without clearance from QuantSentry, the group's network intelligence and fraud layer. It is a gate, not a feature.
Capacity and strategy classification
Instruments traded, strategy classification and capacity indicators, so you can judge whether the record survives the size you would allocate.
Why allocators use QuantStep
Performance is captured directly from the trading account through infrastructure Quant Technology Group already operates across the prop trading industry. The trader cannot edit, select or curate what you see.
Allocator Proof
This is what an allocator receives
QuantStep score
Clears all four published criteria
- Measured tenure
- 26 months
- Sharpe ratio
- 1.84
- Sortino ratio
- 2.41
- Risk-adjusted return
- 1.9x
- Maximum drawdown
- 8.4%
- Median recovery
- 19 days
- Profitable months
- 18 of 26
- Trades measured
- 4,120
Consistency
Returns spread across the period, not one quarter
Risk discipline
Position sizing stable through adverse periods
Drawdown behaviour
Deepest drawdown recovered without sizing up
Tenure
Continuous measured record since first connection
Illustrative profile. Figures show the structure of the record an allocator receives, not a real trader. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Criteria
You set the thresholds
QuantStep does not decide what a good trader looks like for your book. You publish what you fund, and only the traders who clear it are surfaced.
Define what you fund
Instruments, strategy types, minimum tenure, maximum drawdown tolerance, consistency thresholds, capacity requirements and geography.
Criteria are versioned
Changing a threshold changes your pipeline, so every criteria set is versioned and both sides keep an audit trail of what was in force when.
Traders surface as they clear
Eligibility is evaluated on a schedule and again whenever you change your criteria. Matching traders appear as they clear your thresholds, not in a quarterly batch.
Publish a reverse mandate
State what you are looking for, for example systematic FX with a 24-month minimum and sub-15% drawdown. Matching traders see the mandate and can apply to it.
Monitoring
The record keeps updating after you allocate
Allocated traders remain under measurement. You see continuing performance, alerts when risk behaviour deteriorates, and notification when your own criteria are breached — as it happens, rather than in a quarterly report.
Access
Approved, not self-serve
Allocator accounts are granted by review. The gate is what lets the trader side share a full record with confidence, so it stays in place.
Request access
Tell us the firm, its type and jurisdiction, its regulatory status, the allocation range you work in, and the instruments you fund.
Review
Applications are reviewed by hand. Gating is deliberate: it is how the trader side stays confident about who is looking at their record.
Onboarding call
We walk through the methodology, what the verified profile contains, and the criteria you want the pipeline to apply.
Account activated
Your criteria go live, matching traders surface, and you request introductions. The trader consents before any identity is exchanged.
Access is granted by review, not on sign-up. Nothing you send is shared with traders.
Questions allocators ask
Does QuantStep hold or route capital?
No. QuantStep introduces. Terms are agreed directly between you and the trader, off-platform, and QuantStep is not a counterparty to any allocation.
Who are the traders?
They come through TraderWaves and partner proprietary trading firms on the group's infrastructure. Profiles are anonymised until a trader accepts your introduction request.
What happens after I allocate?
Measurement continues. You see the allocated trader's ongoing performance, alerts when risk behaviour deteriorates, and notification when your criteria are breached.
Why are your capital partners not named?
At their request and ours. Allocation activity is reported in aggregate instead. The same discretion applies to you.
Request allocator access
Tell us the firm, its jurisdiction and regulatory status, the allocation range you work in, and the instruments you fund. We review every application by hand.