Prop Firms Comparison

Treat the challenge exactly like a funded account — the rules do not change between phases. Professionals do not trade to "pass" quickly; they trade to demonstrate repeatable, rule-based execution.

• Discipline over impulse — every trade must have a written reason.
• Follow the firm's rules as a non-negotiable constraint.
• Accept that not every day requires a trade.

A structured session prevents emotional, reactive trading. Build a pre-market routine and stick to it every day.

1. 1.Market analysis — bias, structure, and key levels.
2. 2.Session planning — identify your trading window (London, NY open).
3. 3.Identify setups that meet your A+ criteria.
4. 4.Wait for confirmation before executing.
5. 5.Log every trade immediately after it closes.

Consistent risk sizing is the single most important variable in passing and retaining a funded account.

The fastest path to passing is not taking big risks — it is avoiding mistakes.

• Target consistency, not speed — 1% per day compounds faster than a single 10% day.
• Protect the drawdown limit above all else; it is a hard boundary.
• Avoid high-impact news events unless your strategy explicitly accounts for them.
• Pass with the same position sizes you intend to trade on the funded account.

Withdrawing too aggressively reduces your buffer. Treat payout requests strategically.

• Request payouts on a fixed schedule (bi-weekly or monthly) rather than whenever possible.
• Withdraw only after reaching a comfortable profit cushion above your drawdown limit.
• Most firms support bank wire, USDT (TRC-20 / ERC-20), and sometimes Rise/Deel.
• Check the firm’s minimum payout period before placing your first trade.