Prop Firm Karma Becomes the Latest to Add Match-Trader to Its Platform Lineup

Karma Prop
Traders announced this week that it’s expanding its range of available trading
platforms by adding Match-Trader, which was integrated with TradingView charts
earlier this month. Additionally, the prop firm announced several updates to
its current offerings.

Match-Trader with
TradingView Now Available at Karma Prop Traders

Prop firm
Karma announced five updates on its official Discord following its successful launch in 2024. The most significant of these is the addition of
Match-Trader from Match-Trade Technologies to its current platform lineup.

Eshan Balapatabendi, the Founder of Karma

“We have
had an amazing first two months, and I am extremely happy for everyone to be
part of Karma,” Eshan Balapatabendi, the company’s Founder, commented.

In addition
to integration with Match-Trader, the company also launched an affiliate portal
and prepared three different trading contests for its clients. The first is on
the Match-Trader platform, the second for affiliates , and the third for Discord
users.

Karma thus
joins a growing number of prop firms choosing to offer Match-Trader to their
clients as an alternative (or main option) to MetaTrader. Since the regulatory
dispute with MetaQuotes
earlier this year, Match-Trader has gained significant
popularity among proprietary trading firms.

Moreover,
at the beginning of this month, Match-Trade added TradingView chart integration
to its platform and special pricing for challenge accounts. This expands on the
existing collaboration between the two companies announced earlier this year.

Alexis Droussiotis

“By
integrating TradingView charts directly into our platform, we are addressing a
key challenge faced by traders who need robust, versatile tools within a
unified interface,” said Alexis Droussiotis, Head of the Match-Trader
platform. “This upgrade underscores our commitment to meeting traders’
needs and enhancing their trading environment.”

Karma is
one of the newer brands in the proprietary trading market, operating for only
two months, founded by Balapatabendi. He built his industry experience over two
years as an individual investor and as a financial influencer, creating content
about his results in various traded-funded firms (TFFs).

HMatch-Trader Increasingly Popular among Prop Firms

Currently,
Match-Trader is offered by over half of the top 10 entities operating in this
sector, according to PropFirmMatch data.

For example, Equity
Edge, which lost access to MetaTrader 5, recently added it to its offerings. An announcement by the prop trading firm on its social media channels noted that “our broker has been facing issues with Platform 5, which has caused all accounts to be invalid.”

The Funded
Trader (TFT) clients have also been waiting for the platform launch for a
month
. The firm has already abandoned MetaQuotes platforms twice this year due
to regulatory issues.

“Due
to multiple outages of Platform4 and our continuous commitment to ensure our
traders have a good trading experience, all Platform4 accounts will now be
migrated to MatchTrader,” stated Edoardo Dalla Torre, the CEO, in
mid-July.

Karma Prop
Traders announced this week that it’s expanding its range of available trading
platforms by adding Match-Trader, which was integrated with TradingView charts
earlier this month. Additionally, the prop firm announced several updates to
its current offerings.

Match-Trader with
TradingView Now Available at Karma Prop Traders

Prop firm
Karma announced five updates on its official Discord following its successful launch in 2024. The most significant of these is the addition of
Match-Trader from Match-Trade Technologies to its current platform lineup.

Eshan Balapatabendi, the Founder of Karma

“We have
had an amazing first two months, and I am extremely happy for everyone to be
part of Karma,” Eshan Balapatabendi, the company’s Founder, commented.

In addition
to integration with Match-Trader, the company also launched an affiliate portal
and prepared three different trading contests for its clients. The first is on
the Match-Trader platform, the second for affiliates , and the third for Discord
users.

Karma thus
joins a growing number of prop firms choosing to offer Match-Trader to their
clients as an alternative (or main option) to MetaTrader. Since the regulatory
dispute with MetaQuotes
earlier this year, Match-Trader has gained significant
popularity among proprietary trading firms.

Moreover,
at the beginning of this month, Match-Trade added TradingView chart integration
to its platform and special pricing for challenge accounts. This expands on the
existing collaboration between the two companies announced earlier this year.

Alexis Droussiotis

“By
integrating TradingView charts directly into our platform, we are addressing a
key challenge faced by traders who need robust, versatile tools within a
unified interface,” said Alexis Droussiotis, Head of the Match-Trader
platform. “This upgrade underscores our commitment to meeting traders’
needs and enhancing their trading environment.”

Karma is
one of the newer brands in the proprietary trading market, operating for only
two months, founded by Balapatabendi. He built his industry experience over two
years as an individual investor and as a financial influencer, creating content
about his results in various traded-funded firms (TFFs).

HMatch-Trader Increasingly Popular among Prop Firms

Currently,
Match-Trader is offered by over half of the top 10 entities operating in this
sector, according to PropFirmMatch data.

For example, Equity
Edge, which lost access to MetaTrader 5, recently added it to its offerings. An announcement by the prop trading firm on its social media channels noted that “our broker has been facing issues with Platform 5, which has caused all accounts to be invalid.”

The Funded
Trader (TFT) clients have also been waiting for the platform launch for a
month
. The firm has already abandoned MetaQuotes platforms twice this year due
to regulatory issues.

“Due
to multiple outages of Platform4 and our continuous commitment to ensure our
traders have a good trading experience, all Platform4 accounts will now be
migrated to MatchTrader,” stated Edoardo Dalla Torre, the CEO, in
mid-July.

This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.

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