CFD Prop Firms

Alpine Funded GmbH is Swiss-registered (CHE-159.158.124) but unregulated, and its accounts are simulated - which its Terms state plainly. There is a lot to like: The Peak's 90% split is EARNED through scaling rather than sold, the challenge period is unlimited, the fee is refundable with your third payout, and there is no consistency rule on either main line. The Alpine Pass is a genuinely novel idea where a mistake costs you a payout tier rather than your account. What gives pause is the distance between the sales pages and the contract: clause 9.2 states Alpine Funded IS NOT THE FUNDING PROVIDER - an unnamed third party decides whether you are funded and paid - while the homepage advertises instant funding and guaranteed payouts. Base Camp's "up to 100% split" is really a fixed dollar cap worth about 20% at Level 1.

Plutus Trade Base offers a comprehensive investment platform with competitive trading tools and resources. Users benefit from intuitive interfaces, diverse investment options, and responsive customer support. Their robust security measures and educational materials cater to both beginners and experienced traders looking to optimize their investment strategies in today's volatile markets.

IQ Capital has a genuinely well-designed rule set: a 90/10 split from the first dollar with no paid upgrade, NO daily loss limit at all, no minimum payout, a consistency rule that raises the bar rather than failing you, a 48-hour payout guarantee backed by a real penalty, and a soft-breach system that closes the offending trade instead of the account. The problem is the paperwork around it. The site names TWO different operating companies (Saint Lucia and UAE) and publishes a registration number for neither; the marketing promises no subscriptions while a monthly management fee is documented in the same breath; it promises daily payouts the rules do not support; and the pricing page still advertises an 80/20 split contradicting the 90/10 everywhere else.

Propexito (propexito.com) is a proprietary trading firm offering funded trading accounts to retail traders. Two challenge program families: Classic Challenge and Speedy Challenge. Two-phase evaluation: Phase 1 requires a 10% profit target with 5% max daily loss and 10% max total loss; Phase 2 lowers the profit target to 5% for consistency demonstration. Account sizes from $5,000 to $200,000 with evaluation fees starting at $39 (tiered pricing $99, $159, $299, $499). Trustpilot 3.3/5 from 5 reviews; firm claims 41,702+ traders served. Limited public information about jurisdiction or leadership available.

Leveraged's stand-out feature is Pay After You Pass: on the Turbo and Crypto lines you start for $8.88 and pay the full fee only once you pass, which removes the usual gamble of paying upfront for an uncertain evaluation. It pairs that with unlimited time, weekend holding and a clean 80% split. Go in knowing the rest: the accounts are SIMULATED (the Terms let the firm decide whether to mirror your trades at all), a 2-minute minimum hold rules out scalping, the trailing drawdown leaves no cushion after a payout, and it is a young, Saint Lucia-registered, unregulated operator. Treat the low entry cost as what makes it worth trying cheaply, not as a substitute for regulatory protection.

WeGetFunded provides funded trading accounts through a straightforward evaluation process with competitive pricing starting at $99. The firm supports forex, commodities, indices, and crypto trading on MetaTrader 4 and 5. With profit splits up to 90% and scaling potential to $2 million, the platform appeals to traders seeking accessible capital without strict time constraints.

The Prop Trade offers a legitimate opportunity for day traders to access significant capital without requiring substantial personal investment. Their objective evaluation system, tiered funding options, and fair profit-sharing structure create a solid platform for serious traders. While their scaling plan and payout procedures could be improved, overall they provide reliable trader support and competitive advantages.

Traders Launch is a futures and crypto prop firm offering funded accounts from $100,000 to $300,000 for futures traders and up to $100,000 for crypto traders. Known for daily payouts and zero payout denials, the firm stands out with no consistency rules once funded, no activation fees, and EOD-only drawdown. Traders choose between 55% or 80% profit splits, NYC or 22-hour trading sessions, and can hold up to 5 funded accounts simultaneously. Instruments include ES, NQ, MES, MNQ futures plus BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP crypto.

Funded Unicorn was a Germany-based proprietary trading firm (Funded Unicorn GmbH, founder Thomas Hartmann) that offered 1-step evaluations with accounts up to €400,000 using an A-book model - mirroring funded trader positions 1:1 in the real market. The firm permanently closed in June/July 2025 after sustaining a seven-figure loss from this model. Multiple traders report outstanding payouts not fulfilled after closure, and the firm's website (fundedunicorn.com) currently returns SSL/connection errors. Trustpilot 2.9/5 from 69 reviews. Traders should seek alternative firms.

R U The 1 (ruthe1.com) was a UK-based proprietary trading firm operated by R1 London Ltd (Companies House #16109046), launched in 2024 by founder Eli Shirazi (former Head of Front Office at Saxo Bank). The firm offered simulated funded trading on Forex, metals, indices, energies, and cryptocurrencies, with account sizes up to $100,000 and an 80% profit split. The firm is no longer accepting new clients as of this review - see the notice at the top of the page.