Compare Prop Trading Programmes

How this comparison works

Each column is one programme. A research record, when this environment publishes it, fills the provider name, the programme label, the instrument categories, any platform names that were recorded, the operating-model description, the documented country exclusions, and the source. It does not fill a price or a loss limit. You type those from the document you are reading. The page does not rank the columns.

Evaluation fees

A one-time model charges the purchase and ignores a subscription. A subscription charges each billing cycle in advance and ignores the purchase. Hybrid charges both. A blank fee is missing, not zero. A conditional refund stays out of the out-of-pocket total unless you ask for the hypothetical result after it.

One-time fee 100 over six months is 100. A monthly subscription of 50 for six months is 300. A hybrid of 100 plus 50 a month for three months, with an activation fee of 75 included, is 325.

Drawdown, targets and payouts

A static floor is the account reference minus the allowance you type. A reference of 100,000 and an allowance of 10,000 give a floor of 90,000. That formula is not applied to an end-of-day or intraday rule, and it is not applied when the allowance is missing. An 8 percent target on 100,000 is a mathematical target of 8,000. It is not an expected profit. A profit split is a share of an eligible profit you type. It is not cash received, and a simulated account size is not a balance you can withdraw.

Country restrictions

A country on a documented exclusion list is restricted. A country that is absent from that list is not marked eligible. Headquarters do not decide eligibility. Trading permissions that were not recorded stay “not verified”, which is not the same as allowed.

Common comparison mistakes

• Comparing the advertised account size instead of the fees and the rules.
• Ignoring a subscription that keeps billing.
• Treating a reset fee as already included.
• Forgetting an activation fee, or including one that is not part of the scenario.
• Treating a static floor and a trailing floor as the same rule.
• Reading a profit split as a guaranteed payout.
• Treating simulated capital as withdrawable cash.
• Reading a missing country as an eligible country.
• Treating a discount you saw once as a permanent price.