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FUNDED ACCOUNTS

Prop firm comparison

The tool gathers the prices and rules of funded account firms: each firm’s cheapest account, the profit target, profit split, daily and overall loss limits, and whether news trading, weekend holding and EAs are allowed. Compare two firms side by side.

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How to use it

  1. Funded account firmsThe prices and rules of funded account firms in one place. Under each firm: its cheapest account and the last review date. Tap it for the details.
  2. Search for a firmType the firm's name. If it is not in our list, tap "Ask to add it" and we review its data before publishing it.
  3. Compare two firmsTap "+ Compare" on two firms, then "Compare" at the bottom to see price and rules side by side at the same account size.
  4. The key rulesThe "Profit target", "Your profit split" and the "Daily loss limit" and "Overall loss limit". Pick the account type and size above.
  5. Allowed or notWhether trading the news, over the weekend and with EAs is allowed (✓) or not (✕). A (?) means the firm does not say, so ask it before you buy.
  6. Check before you buyWe collect the data from the firms' official websites, but a firm may change its prices or rules at any time, so check its website before you buy.

Why it helps

Firms differ in small details that can fail an account, such as the daily loss limit or a ban on news trading. Data comes from the firms’ official websites, but a firm can change its prices or rules at any time, so check its site before you buy.

FAQ

What is a funded trading account?

An account where a firm gives you capital to trade after you pass a test with set rules, and splits the profits with you.

Is news trading allowed on funded accounts?

It depends on the firm; the tool shows for each firm whether it is allowed (✓) or not (✕).

Is the data always up to date?

We collect it from official sites, but firms change their rules, so check the firm’s site before you buy.

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