Rule explainers, side-by-side comparisons and trader-type guides for futures, forex and crypto funded accounts — so you understand the fine print before you pay for an evaluation.
Drawdown, consistency rule, payout terms in plain English
Side-by-side rules, fees and profit splits
Beginners, small accounts, US traders and more
The difference that decides which firm fits you
What it is and how to avoid failing it
Which firms accept traders based in the US
You can start a prop firm evaluation for under $50 thanks to near-constant discounts — but a cheap fee attached to harsh rules is a false economy. Here's how to judge value on a budget.
Read more →The difference between end-of-day and intraday trailing drawdown is the single most misunderstood prop firm rule — and the one that fails the most traders. Here's how each works, with examples.
Read more →The consistency rule stops you passing or getting paid on the back of one big day. Here's exactly how it's calculated, with examples, and how to avoid failing it.
Read more →Prop firm payout timing depends on more than the withdrawal button — first-payout waiting periods, minimum trading days and payout cycles all matter. Here's what to check before you expect money.
Read more →Not every prop firm accepts US-based traders. Here's why some forex firms restrict them, which categories generally do accept them, and how to confirm eligibility before you pay.
Read more →Static and trailing drawdown firms suit different traders. This side-by-side comparison shows which model fits scalpers, day traders and swing traders — and the trade-offs of each.
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