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Find and compare proprietary trading firms that match your goals
How it works
4 simple steps to finding your perfect prop firm
Shortlist firms (and compare like-for-like)
Use Propify to filter firms which have the features you need. Filter things like: trading rules, tech, account sizes, fees and risk limits.
Choose your plan and platform
Choose a size you can trade while staying far from drawdown lines with your usual stop sizes (e.g., risk ≤0.25–0.5% per trade). Choose a platform you already know - switching platforms mid-evaluation is a common failure point. Then include any options add-ons like data packages, additional resets, etc.
Create your account & pass KYC
Sign up with your legal name and country of residence, provide proof of ID and secure 2FA.
Safely pay the challenge fee
Use a traceable payment method (card, PayPal) where possible.
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What is propietry trading?
What is a prop trading challenge?
A prop challenge is a short evaluation on a simulated trading account. You trade under fixed rules (profit target, daily/overall drawdown, minimum trading days). Pass without breaking anything and you’re offered a funded account with a trader‑favourable profit split. Why it matters: It’s a lower‑cost way to prove skill and access larger nominal capital.
What’s the difference between Instant, 1‑Step, and 2‑Step?
Instant funding: Fastest route to a funded account, usually with tighter rules or higher fees. 1‑Step: One evaluation phase to prove consistency. 2‑Step: Two shorter phases; often friendlier pricing/limits for patient traders. Tip: Choose the format that matches your temperament and schedule—not just speed.
Are there strict time limits?
They’re less common now. Many firms use minimum trading days and consistency checks instead of hard deadlines. Read the rule page carefully before you pay.
What is a profit target—and how big is it?
It’s the return you must hit during a phase (e.g., ~8–10% in Phase 1 of many 2‑step programmes, smaller in Phase 2). You must reach it without breaking any rule.
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