Which prop firms let you trade with DeepCharts?
The live list, the data feed behind each one, and the three questions to ask before you pay for an evaluation.

DeepChartsOFF is not a broker. It is a charting and order-flow platform that plugs into the data and execution feed your prop firm hands you. So the useful question is not whether a firm "supports" DeepCharts in a press release, but whether its feed connects to it, at which stage, and who pays for what.
The live list
Of the 14 futures firms on our board, 4 list DeepChartsOFF among their platforms today. The cards below are read from the fundedyield database on every rebuild: when a firm adds or drops the platform, this page changes with it.
Three questions before you pay
1. Which feed does the account run on?
Each firm routes its accounts through a data and execution provider. DeepChartsOFF logs in to that feed, so the feed decides whether the connection works and how deep the data is. When the firm publishes it, the card above shows the feed we recorded.
2. Is the platform included, or billed on top?
The DeepChartsOFF licence is yours either way. What changes from one firm to the next is the market data and the platform fee on the firm's side. Every firm sheet says, platform by platform, whether it is included, billed extra, or not stated.
3. Evaluation, funded, or both?
Some firms open a platform only once you are funded, or restrict it during the evaluation. Read the firm's own platform page (linked from every sheet) before you buy the challenge you will trade on.
Where we would start
Start from the tools you actually use. Footprint and volume profile only: the Orderflow plan is enough. Liquidity heatmap and iceberg detection: that is the separate DeepDomOFF licence. Then filter the board to the firms that run DeepCharts, and compare the drawdown type before the price. That is where most accounts are lost.
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