Entity Onboarding & Requesting Increased Access
How to onboard as an entity participant, request higher API rate limits, and get approved for RFQ/parlay-quoting access in production.
This page covers three things that all route through the same place: onboarding as an entity, requesting higher rate limits, and getting approved for RFQ/parlay-quoting access in production. For all three, contact [email protected].
Entity onboarding
- Fee schedule and rebate program: see the Maker Rebates Program page.
- Entity Onboarding Form: prophetxentityparticipant.lovable.app — this form is password-protected; email [email protected] to request it.
- To set up a meeting about entity onboarding, email [email protected].
Requesting higher rate limits
If your integration needs higher rate limits than your current tier provides, we run you through a sandbox testing process with our engineering team:
- Create an account in sandbox if you don't already have one — it comes with API access configured and test funds added.
- Run your integration against sandbox for a stretch of ordinary, realistic trading activity: at least 500 placed orders spread across 24+ hours of stable API activity.
- We're evaluating what a normal day looks like for your system — reconnect handling, behavior across varied market conditions, and extended uptime — not just the raw order count. Don't run up the number artificially; it won't pass review.
- Once you've got a representative stretch of activity, email [email protected] and our engineering team will review it for a tier increase.
Getting approved for RFQ / parlay-quoting access
RFQ access in production requires sandbox testing and an engineering review first:
- We typically look for 100+ clean quoted orders in sandbox.
- You must provide leg probabilities for every uncorrelated parlay you quote.
- We recommend creating a second sandbox account to send yourself tailored RFQ requests to test against — this requires a second US phone number to register. ProphetX also runs a bot that sends RFQs in sandbox, but its requests are randomized and may not match the specific scenarios you want to test.
Once you have a representative set of sandbox activity, email [email protected] for engineering review.
Updated 13 days ago
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