PropFirm.com

PropFirm.com places no style restrictions on traders in its funded programs. Scalping, day trading and swing trading are all accepted, and the firm states that it assesses stability and risk management rather than style preference.

• Expert Advisors and algorithmic strategies: permitted. Automated systems are assessed on the same basis as manual trading, and are expected to show consistency and controlled risk.
• News trading: allowed. The firm notes that extreme risk exposure around news events may affect how performance is assessed.
• Multiple allocations: a trader may hold more than one funded allocation, with further capital depending on consistent risk management.
• Swap-free trading: Islamic account structures are supported and can be arranged where required.

Funded trading is supported across forex, crypto, indices, commodities, equities and futures. Specific position limits and risk parameters are set in the individual funding agreement rather than published as a fixed rule table.

PropFirm.com does not sell an evaluation. Access to a funded allocation runs through a performance review rather than a purchased challenge, and the firm sets out the following conditions.

• A verified trading record comes first. Traders upload real trade history to the firm's trading journal and generate a public share link. The firm states that an application without a journal will not be reviewed.
• Track record length: at least two to four weeks of data is recommended. A single day of history can be submitted but the firm states it is usually not enough to assess.
• Demo history is accepted for building an initial track record before applying.
• Allocation is discretionary. The terms state that participation creates no entitlement to funding and that any funding decision rests solely with the firm.
• No repayment obligation. Traders are not required to cover trading losses on an allocated account personally.
• Termination grounds: the firm reserves the right to suspend or end access for rule violations, abuse, suspicious activity or system integrity concerns.
• Reapplication is permitted after a rejected application.

Applications are usually reviewed the same day, and up to three or four days during busier periods. Live trading itself is carried out through a third-party broker account rather than with the firm directly.