Rithmic, R | Trader Pro and Quantower for Prop Trading

How Strike Funded accounts connect to the market: one Rithmic login for every account, R | Trader Pro or Quantower, Level 1 data included, and the Non-Professional data declaration.

Updated 2026-10-16 ยท 4 min read

One login, every account

Strike Funded accounts run on Rithmic. A single trading login from your dashboard loads every evaluation and funded account, and you choose the account inside the platform. You can connect from R | Trader Pro and Quantower; each has a step-by-step guide on the Platform Setup page of the dashboard.

Market data

Level 1 market data (best bid and ask, last price and volume) is included in every account, so you do not pay for it separately. Level 2 (market depth) is not included, so a DOM shows only the best bid and ask. Platform licences, where a platform charges for them, are your own cost.

The exchange data agreement

The first time you sign in to R | Trader Pro, the exchanges (CME, CBOT, NYMEX and COMEX) ask you to accept a market data agreement and choose Non-Professional or Professional. Sign in to R | Trader Pro first, even if you will trade from Quantower, and select Non-Professional: your accounts are simulated and the data is for your own personal use only.

Free copy trading in Quantower

Quantower includes a free Copy Trading module that mirrors your master account's orders to up to 20 of your own Strike Funded accounts, with quantity multipliers and symbol mapping (for example NQ to MNQ). Copying to or from another trader's account is prohibited.

Frequently asked questions

Which platforms work with Strike Funded?

R | Trader Pro and Quantower, through a single Rithmic login that loads all your accounts.

Is market data included?

Level 1 data is included in every account. Level 2 is not.

Which market data option should I choose?

Non-Professional. Do not choose Professional.

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Strike Funded accounts are simulated: no personal capital is placed at risk and no live market execution takes place. Trading futures involves substantial risk; this page is educational, not financial advice, and nothing here promises results.