Prop Firm Offering 1 Million Dollars Funding

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How to read a $1,000,000 funding claim

The maximum allocation is the number that matters

Every firm on this page publishes two figures. The first is on the homepage and it is large. The second is buried in the help centre under a heading like “What is the max allocation” or “How many accounts can I have”, and it caps the total capital you are allowed to hold across every account you own at the same time. That second figure is the one that governs your account. On this page it is below $1,000,000 for sixteen firms, and below $500,000 for eleven of them.

Advertised ceiling, largest purchase and documented cap are three different numbers

A firm can honestly say “up to $4,000,000” while selling you nothing larger than $200,000 and capping you at $400,000. The advertised ceiling usually describes where a scaling plan theoretically ends. The largest single purchase is what you can actually buy today. The documented cap is what the firm will let you hold. Reading only the first of the three is how traders end up paying for a challenge that cannot deliver what drew them in.

What scaling plans actually require

Scaling is not automatic and it is not fast. FTMO increases a balance by 25% every four active months, and requires 10% net profit and two processed rewards in each cycle. FunderPro requires 10% profit in each of three consecutive months for a single 50% increase. Alpha Trader Firm is the quickest documented route on this page, adding 50% of the original size every 60 days, which takes a maximum $400,000 purchase to $1,000,000 in roughly six months. Goat Funded Trader’s plan runs four levels over at least six months and 15 payouts, and still ends below $1,000,000 because of its own $400,000 cap.

The three routes that do not depend on scaling

Ment Funding sells a $1,000,000 account for $8,600 at current pricing, and a $2,000,000 account for $17,200. Note that its own mechanics page states the $2M tier cannot be scaled further, which its FAQ does not mention. Lux Trading Firm sells a $1,000,000 1-Step evaluation for £999. E8 Markets caps a single purchase at $500,000, but its documented aggregate allowance of $4,850,000 means two accounts reach $1,000,000 without any scaling at all.

Axi Select is the only free route, and the only one with a published base rate

Axi Select costs nothing to join. It runs on an internal performance score rather than an evaluation, and progresses through seven stages to a $1,000,000 Pro M allocation with an 80% profit split. Axi’s own announcement of 9 March 2026 states that 16 traders in total have reached Pro M. That is the only published figure anywhere on this page for how often a $1,000,000 account actually happens, which is why it is worth more than any advertised ceiling.

Two listings on this page are mid-rebrand

Quant Tekel now trades as QT Funded, and qtfunded.com redirects to the new site under the same company. Top Tier Trader now trades as TX3 Funding, confirmed on TX3’s own changeover page. We could not reach TX3’s pricing or help centre to verify its figures, so its row above says “not verified” rather than carrying numbers we cannot stand behind.

Four firms were removed from this page

On 3 August 2026 we removed Seacrest Funded, Rocket 21, 1 of 1 Funding and Golden Pip FX. Seacrest’s domain now serves a parking page and its prop business closed in February 2026. Rocket 21’s site returns a Cloudflare origin error. 1 of 1 Funding’s domain returns a Cloudflare configuration error and expires this month. Golden Pip FX no longer resolves at all: four independent DNS resolvers return NXDOMAIN for goldenpipfx.com, with no address record, no nameserver record and no mail record, so the domain itself has gone. We would rather this page be shorter than have it point a reader at a firm that cannot take their money back out.

Frequently asked questions

Can I buy a $1,000,000 funded account?

Yes, from two firms on this page. Ment Funding sells a $1,000,000 account for $8,600 at current pricing and a $2,000,000 account for $17,200. Lux Trading Firm sells a $1,000,000 1-Step evaluation for £999. A third route exists at E8 Markets, whose largest single purchase is $500,000 but whose documented aggregate allowance of $4,850,000 lets you hold two of them. No other firm on this page sells seven figures in one transaction.

What is a maximum allocation and where do I find it?

It is the total simulated capital a firm allows one trader, or one household, to hold across all accounts at the same time. It is almost never on the homepage. Look in the help centre for an article titled “What is the max allocation” or “How many accounts can I have”. On this page that figure is $240,000 at AudaCity Capital, $200,000 at Get Funded Now and Lark Funding, $300,000 at FundedNext and FX2 Funding, and $400,000 at Goat Funded Trader, FundingPips, Blue Guardian, BrightFunded, Fintokei, Aqua Funded, WeGetFunded and QT Funded.

Why does a firm advertise $2,000,000 if it caps traders at $400,000?

Because the two statements describe different things and only one of them is a rule. The advertised figure is usually where a scaling plan theoretically ends, sometimes across multiple accounts and sometimes with conditions the marketing page does not repeat. The cap is an operational limit the firm enforces. When the two conflict on a firm’s own site, as they do at Goat Funded Trader, FundedNext, FundingPips, Blue Guardian, WeGetFunded, Aqua Funded, AudaCity Capital, Get Funded Now, FX2 Funding and Instant Funding, we treat the help centre as authoritative, because that is the document the firm applies to your account.

How long does scaling to $1,000,000 actually take?

The fastest documented route on this page is Alpha Trader Firm, which adds 50% of the original account size every 60 days, taking a maximum $400,000 purchase to $1,000,000 in about six months of uninterrupted qualifying performance. FXIFY documents $400,000 reaching $1,000,000 by month six. Most plans are slower: FTMO scales 25% every four active months, FunderPro requires three consecutive 10% months for each 50% increase, and BuoyTrade’s largest purchasable account is $4,000, which at 25% per four months implies well over a decade. None of these timelines assume a losing month, and every one of them resets if you breach a drawdown rule.

Is there a free way to get a $1,000,000 account?

One, and it is Axi Select. There is no fee and no challenge purchase. Progression runs on an internal Edge Score through seven stages, ending at a $1,000,000 Pro M allocation with an 80% profit split. Axi’s own announcement of 9 March 2026 puts the number of traders who have reached Pro M at 16 in total, which is a useful reminder that free does not mean easy.

Is a bigger account always better?

No, and on this page it is often the worse buy. A larger account multiplies the fee and the drawdown limit together, so the same percentage mistake costs more money and ends a more expensive challenge. A $1,000,000 account with a 5% daily loss limit gives you $50,000 of room, which sounds generous until you size a position against it. Most traders on this page would be better served by the largest account whose fee they could lose twice without it mattering, then using the firm’s scaling plan, than by buying the biggest number on the pricing table.