Funded-Trader Provisioning at Deterministic Cost
Terminal provisioning with quality scoring and row-level multitenancy. Every funded trader is traceable to a known unit cost.
Application Drop-off and Quality Variance
The final stage of acquisition — from evaluation to funded account — is where most firms lose visibility. Application drop-off is unmeasured. Trader quality variance is unexplained. CPFT is estimated, not computed.
Without governed provisioning, funded traders enter the system with no quality attribution. The firm cannot determine which acquisition paths deliver profitable traders versus those that fund churn.
Governed Provisioning + Quality Scoring
Standard Conversion Pipeline governs every funded-trader provision with defined quality criteria, automated scoring, and multitenancy isolation. Terminal CPFT is computed per trader, per path, per cohort.
Provisioning SLA adherence is tracked in real time. Trader-quality score by source surfaces which acquisition paths deliver the highest lifetime value. The result: deterministic cost, measurable quality, and no co-mingling.
Conversion Pipeline surface — funded-trader provisioning events with per-event CPFT. Sample workspace, illustrative values.
Where this pillar sits in the larger system.
Quality-Scored Provisioning Target
Quality-scored provisioning under Standard's Conversion Pipeline targets terminal CPFT of $612 at Sovereign tier — a 40%+ reduction relative to the $1,100 retainer-agency median — by gating provisioning on quality criteria rather than throughput.
Infrastructure Access
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