Operating for almost three years and originating from Canada, prop firm Lark Funding, led by Matthew Letourneau, has announced plans to offer its clients a new platform. Match-Trader will complement their current offering.

Lark Funding Aims to Add a Third Platform, Focuses on Match-Trader

Late last week, Letourneau informed users on Lark Funding's official Discord that the firm is "in the process of onboarding MatchTrade as a new platform option."

Developed by Match-Trade Technologies, Match-Trader has gained significant popularity over the past several months in the prop trading space. This growth was particularly notable following the regulatory crackdown initiated by MetaQuotes, the provider of MetaTrader platforms, in February 2024.

Until now, clients of the Canadian prop firm could use cTrader from Spotware Systems and DXTrade provided by Devexperts. Now, according to the latest information, a third platform will be added to their offering.

Match-Trader Expands Its Offering Toward Prop Firms

This move comes at a time when Match-Trade has announced a partnership with Centroid Solutions, integrating the Risk Analysis system offered by the company. This aims to support the technological offering not only for CFD brokers but also for challenge-based prop firms.

“We are thrilled to strengthen our relationship with Match-Trade Technologies through this integration,” said Cristian Vlasceanu, CEO of Centroid Solutions. “Our mission is to continually innovate and provide brokers and prop trading firms with the tools they need to thrive in a highly competitive market.”

Previously, Match-Trade also announced integration with YourPropFirm's CRM system to streamline the workflow for props, facilitating trader management and automation of key processes.

“Partnering with Match-Trader strengthens our commitment to providing prop firms with real choice and flexibility,” Markus Sichler, Co-Founder and Strategic Advisor at YourPropFirm, commented.

From Blocking US Clients to New Platforms

Lark Funding was one of the prop firms at the center of last year's regulatory crackdown, suspending access for clients from the United States and discontinuing support for MetaTrader.

The firm initially introduced DXTrade as an alternative platform. Since then, Letourneau has been working on expanding their offerings, adding features such as the ability to directly complete challenge passes from TradingView charts in November 2024.

“After Devexperts contributed to multiple broker integrations with us through their DXtrade trading backend and facilitated the process, we stand prepared to welcome new brokerages into our mutually beneficial ecosystem,” said Rauan Khassan, VP of International Growth at TradingView. While the integration occurred earlier this year, Lark Funding is only now adding some of the TradingView charting capabilities.