Prop Companies List
18th Street Trading Prop Firm Review
- US futures prop firm based in Las Vegas
- One product, the Funded Futures Plan: four phases at $25,000 to $150,000, one-time fee from $265
- 9% target per phase, a 5% end-of-day trailing loss, no daily loss limit and 60 days per phase
- Fixed phase payouts instead of a split, from $500 to $9,000, and Phase 1 pays more than the plan fee at every size
- Real live exchange account at the end on a 90/10 split, but sized at only $3,000 to $18,000
- Brand new firm with no payout figures disclosed and no public payout log
AIFO Prop Firm Review
- CFD prop firm (AIFO Holding Limited, Hong Kong) on MetaTrader 5, unregulated and simulated, founded 2025
- Four programmes: Instant, 1-Step, 2-Step and a 24-hour Sprint
- 80% base split on the Step programmes and 70% on Instant; 95% is a scaling ceiling, not a starting point
- No payout figures disclosed at all, and no public payout log
- Cheap entry at $79 for a $10,000 2-Step, but no fee rebate on any programme
Eleonex Prop Firm Review
- CFD prop firm (Eleonex doo, Serbia) on cTrader, unregulated and simulated, founded 2025
- Eight programmes, offered in both static and trailing drawdown versions
- 80% base split; 90% available only as a paid add-on
- News trading and weekend holding generally forbidden once funded, both hard breaches
- Fee rebated with the first reward on all programmes except Ignite
Pipcy Prop Firm Review
- Forex CFD prop firm (Conquest Services Limited, UAE) on MetaTrader 5, unregulated and simulated
- Static drawdown on all four programmes, with no daily loss limit and no consistency rule
- Profit split starts at 80% and scales to a full 100% across nine Growth Plan levels
- Challenge fee is not refundable and is forfeited on failure
- Incorporated 2026, with no published payout history yet
PropW Prop Firm Review
Crypto-focused prop firm operated by PROPW INNOVATIONS DMCC, with simulated funded accounts up to 200,000 USDT.
Two filled questionnaire programs: Standard Mode and Pro Mode, both with static drawdown and 5x leverage.
Default reward split is 80%, with a stated maximum of 90%; payouts are made in USDT.
Watch the 45% consistency rule, 60-second minimum trade duration and 10-calendar-day maximum position hold.
Taurus Arena Prop Firm Review
- Cyprus futures firm (DALCIA LTD, trading as Taurus Arena) selling one-step evaluations and direct-funded accounts on CME Group futures via Volumetrica and DeepChart; simulated capital to $100k
- Signature: a real-time trailing drawdown on unrealised profit, with an end-of-day alternative sold as a $9.50 add-on
- Four routes: PRIME ($119 activation on passing), FREES Safety, FREES Max and Direct Prime (no evaluation, no time limit)
- 85/15 flat split from the first payout, with no upsell, tier or scaling ladder
- Evaluations run on a 30-day subscription and expire permanently if not renewed
- No payout figures disclosed by the firm
Stampede Prop Firm Review
- New Cyprus firm (Stampede Ltd, Nicosia) selling simulated FX, metals, indices, oil and crypto evaluations on Match-Trader; capital to $200k
- Signature: static drawdown on every plan on sale, plus no consistency rule and no time limit
- Three plans: Classic (2-step, fee returned when you pass), Sprint (1-step, 6% floor), Sprint Turbo (1-step, 3% floor, from $39)
- 80% split as standard; 90% only as a paid checkout add-on at +20% of the fee
- Watch: launched July 2026 with no payout history, unregulated and fully simulated
Goat Funded Futures Prop Firm Review
- Futures prop firm trading simulated CME capital — a separate entity from Goat Funded Trader (the CFD firm)
- No monthly subscription and no activation fee on any plan — a real edge over Topstep, Apex and Bulenox
- EOD and Flex pay a 80% base; the 90% is a paid add-on. Sprint pays 90% free; Instant pays 100% of the first $10,000
- The trailing drawdown locks permanently at your starting balance on every product
- Payouts only in two windows a month, capped at 50% of profit on EOD/Flex/Sprint
Funded Academy Prop Firm Review
- CFD/forex prop firm (Funded Academy F.Z.E., Ajman Free Zone, UAE, incorporated August 2025) trading simulated capital on MT5 and cTrader — unregulated
- 85% split on 1-Step, 80% on 2-Step, rising to 95% through scaling — earned, not paid for
- 8% trailing drawdown on 1-Step; 10% static on 2-Step
- The Pro Flex vs Standard choice is locked at checkout and decides weekend/news holding — no upgrading later
- The “Academy” is free optional education, not a paid bundle. Not open to US or UK traders
IQ Capital Prop Firm Review
- Crypto/CFD and futures prop firm trading simulated capital — unregulated, and its own pages name two different operating entities
- 90/10 split flat from the first dollar — no tiers, no threshold, no paid upgrade
- No daily loss limit at all; a trailing end-of-day floor 5–6% below your previous equity high
- Risk capped per market at 1% (0.5% funded) — breaching auto-closes the trade, three strikes ends the account
- A recurring monthly fee ($5 crypto / $39 futures) exists despite the “no subscriptions” marketing
Kraken Prop Prop Firm Review
- Crypto-only funded program from Kraken the exchange — the rebrand of the acquired firm Breakout, run inside Kraken Pro
- 80/20 base split; the 90/10 is a paid upgrade at checkout, not earned
- One-off evaluation fee (no subscription, no reset fee); tight 3–6% drawdowns because it is crypto
- Operated by Payward Oceanic Ltd (BVI), which states it is not regulated — the brand is not a licence
- The contract lets Kraken treat funded accounts as notional and B-booked (simulated internally), despite the “real capital” marketing
Funded Futures Network Prop Firm Review
- US futures prop firm (Florida) trading simulated CME futures — unregulated
- 80/20 base split; the 90/10 is a discretionary promotion after $5,000 in payouts, not a tier you buy
- Four account styles from $25k to $250k; OG accounts use a forgiving realised-only drawdown
- No daily loss limit on three of the four styles; subscription drops to $0/month once you pass
- OG accounts pass through a separate unpaid Exhibition stage — where one Tier-1 news slip forfeits everything, with no appeal
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