Company
Asgard Group was not built by engineers guessing at what a prop firm needs. It was built by people who trade, who watched the sector run on interfaces that belong in the nineties, and who decided the technology deserved to catch up with the market it serves.
Entity
Asgard Group LLC
Registered in the State of New Mexico, United States. Registered office in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Status
In production
The platform is not a prototype or a roadmap. It runs live accounts, real money movements and real payouts every day.
Approach
Battle-tested
Nothing reaches a client that has not been proven under real operating conditions first.
Why we built it
Running a funded-trader operation means stitching together tools that were never designed to talk to each other, and paying a provider a percentage of your revenue for the privilege. Rules that could not be configured the way we needed. Payouts reconciled by hand. A vendor with a financial stake in how our traders performed.
So we built the system we wanted to buy. Every decision in it — flat licence instead of revenue share, data that belongs to the firm, rules configured rather than requested — comes from having been on the other side of that contract.
The team
Founder & CEO
Trader by profession. Founded Asgard Group after finding the sector’s flaws from the inside: dashboards that belong in the nineties, rules that cannot be configured, technology that aged while the market moved on. Sets product direction by demanding what she wanted to use herself.
Business Developer
Runs commercial conversations end to end: scoping your programmes, rules and integrations before a quote is issued. He is the one you will meet on a demo call.
Engineering
Our engineers come from exchanges and trading technology — environments where a failure is not a bad user experience but a money movement that cannot be undone. That background is the reason the risk engine evaluates on every tick and every payout approval leaves an audit trail.
Talk to us
We have been on your side of the table. Bring the awkward questions — pricing, migration, what breaks in month three.
Automated · not financial advice