BlackArrow at Prop Firm Expo London 2026: What Traders Should Know

Most platforms at a prop expo are either the firm a trader gets funded by or a tool retrofitted from the retail world. BlackArrow is neither. It is a next-generation, multi-asset trading platform built by Nelogica, the Brazilian technology company behind Profit, the most widely used trading platform in Latin America, and it is now being connected to a growing network of brokers and prop firms outside its home market. For a trader, that means the platform they use to analyse and execute can come from a company that has spent two decades building trading infrastructure at national scale, rather than from a newer, single-firm backend.

BlackArrow will appear at Prop Firm Expo London 2026 on June 27 at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre, Westminster, as a Silver Sponsor. For traders who want to understand what the platform does and which prop firms it connects to, the event is a useful setting to do that work in person.

For attendees, Silver-level access means the firm has a presence on the floor and supporting visibility across Prop Firm Match and Prop Firm Expo channels. It is a more focused presence that provides a setting to ask specific questions and get answers in person, rather than relying on a product page.

BlackArrow is the international trading platform developed by Nelogica, a Brazilian fintech founded in 2003 by Marcos Boschetti and Fabiano Kerber. Over two decades, Nelogica grew into the leading trading-technology provider in Latin America, responsible for a large share of the order flow sent to the Brazilian stock exchange and best known for Profit, its flagship retail platform. By the company's own published figures, its solutions serve customers in the millions, handle on the order of a billion orders a year, and reach more than 160 countries. BlackArrow, released in 2023, is the company's most advanced platform and the vehicle for taking that technology to global markets.

The platform is multi-asset, covering stocks, futures, indices, bonds, commodities, forex, and crypto through a single interface, with direct-to-exchange connectivity to major hubs. It is distributed through a tiered subscription model and connects to a range of brokers and prop firms rather than operating as a closed, single-firm environment. In 2025 Nelogica announced a partnership with Centroid Solutions, whose bridge technology handles low-latency execution and order routing behind the platform, a part of the infrastructure that lets BlackArrow connect to brokers internationally.

Most trading platforms aim to cover the basics for everyone. BlackArrow's pitch is depth across three areas that matter to active traders: market analysis, automation, and multi-asset access in one place.

On analysis, the platform offers more than 100 indicators, a deep charting environment with order entry directly from the chart (ChartTrading), a suite of professional tools such as a Correlation Matrix and Variation Analysis, and a Market Replay feature that lets a trader replay entire historical sessions tick by tick to test setups and rehearse strategies. For traders practising before risking an evaluation fee, replay is one of the more practically valuable tools a platform can offer.

On automation, BlackArrow includes a Strategy Editor for building automated strategies and a Strategy Store for buying and sharing them, aimed at traders who want to develop systematic approaches rather than trade purely discretionarily.

On access and community, the platform consolidates multiple asset classes into one environment and includes BlackArrow Connect Chat, an in-platform space for exchanging setups and signals with other traders. The depth scales with the subscription tier, which is the part most relevant to deciding whether the platform fits.

BlackArrow is not a funding program, so there are no profit targets or drawdown rules to weigh. The equivalent detail worth understanding is the subscription tiers, since they determine which features a trader actually gets, and the broker or prop firm relationship that sits underneath.

The platform is sold in four tiers, billed monthly with discounts for longer commitments (6, 12, or 24 months), so the per-month figures below reflect a discounted longer-term plan and the standard monthly price is higher. At representative 12-month rates, the entry One tier (around $15/month) covers the essentials: indicators, alerts, and chart trading. Plus (around $21/month) adds deeper market-reading tools such as VWAP, SuperDOM, Time and Sales, Volume Profile, and Market Replay. Pro (around $46/month) adds unlimited charts and alerts, advanced order-flow tools, and an automated trading simulator. Ultra (around $80/month) is positioned for high-performance and institutional traders, adding DMA, Short Locates, Multiple Routes, a stock screener, and additional automation. Some brokers offer a BlackArrow tier free to their account holders, so the price a trader pays can depend on how they access the platform.

The other thing to understand is that BlackArrow is the interface, not the account. To trade a live account on BlackArrow, a trader connects it through an integrated broker or accesses it through a prop firm that runs on the platform. The prop firm or broker provides the account, the funding, and the rules, and BlackArrow provides the analysis tools, order management, automation, and execution interface. That separation is the reason a single BlackArrow workflow can, in principle, travel across the different firms and brokers that support it.

On Prop Firm Match, the firms that currently support the BlackArrow platform are Blueberry Futures and The5ers Futures. Beyond the PFM-listed firms, BlackArrow's own materials point to a wider and growing network of connected brokers, including NinjaTrader, Plus500, SageTrader, and ActivTrades, among others, and additional prop firms it lists as integrated or coming soon. For a trader, the useful question is not the size of the network but whether a firm you would actually consider runs on the platform.

A few practical observations for traders considering a BlackArrow-connected firm:

Match the platform tier to your trading. The feature set differs significantly between tiers. If your edge depends on order-flow tools, Volume Profile, or automation, the lower tiers may not include what you need, while a discretionary chart trader may not need Ultra. Confirm which tier your firm or broker provides and what it includes.

Use Market Replay before live capital. Most prop firms charge a reset fee on failed evaluations. Replaying historical sessions to rehearse a specific setup or market window is the kind of practice that tends to pay for itself by reducing reset fees.

Confirm which broker or firm sits underneath. Because BlackArrow is the interface rather than the account, the execution and conditions you actually get depend on the broker or prop firm you connect through. It is worth understanding that relationship before committing.

• Which subscription tier do I need for my trading style, and which prop firms or brokers include it rather than charging separately?
• For an order-flow or volume trader, what do the SuperDOM, Volume Profile, and order-flow tools show that a standard platform does not?
• What does the Strategy Editor and Strategy Store allow, and what are the limits on automated strategies at a connected prop firm?
• Which prop firms in the expo lineup run on BlackArrow, and how does the experience differ between them?
• Since BlackArrow is the platform layer, which broker or infrastructure sits behind a given firm's accounts, and how does that affect execution?

Use the firm's presence at the event to test how clearly BlackArrow explains its tools. A multi-asset platform with deep analysis and automation features has a lot to articulate, and the useful signal is whether the team can make the tools concrete by showing what Market Replay, the order-flow suite, or the Strategy Editor reveal in practice, rather than just naming them. A booth conversation with a platform provider is one of the better opportunities at the expo to see the tools in action.

Use booth time to get specific about your own trading. Bring your preferred markets, your trading style, and a sense of how much you rely on order-flow analysis, automation, or multi-asset access. If you already use another platform's charting or replay tools, this is where BlackArrow should be able to show you what its suite does differently, and which tier and connected firm would fit you.

BlackArrow will appear at Prop Firm Expo London 2026 on June 27 at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre, Westminster, as a Silver Sponsor. For attendees, the BlackArrow booth is a useful stop for any trader weighing the platform their prop firm runs on, and especially for anyone whose edge depends on analysis depth, automation, or trading several asset classes from one environment.

To prepare before the event, you can review the full list of prop firms that support the BlackArrow platform on Prop Firm Match. For more on the platform suite itself, blackarrowtrading.com is the primary source.