Prop firm rules compared
Every rule that decides whether a strategy survives, across ten firms, in one filterable table. Same data as the rules cards, one screen instead of ten.
Ten firms, eleven rules, one table. Filter by drawdown model, consistency, daily loss limit or automation policy; click a column to sort; click a firm for its full card. The data is the same as on the individual cards and carries the same September 2026 verification — this page exists so the comparison can be done in one screen instead of ten tabs.
| Firm | Drawdown (eval) | Drawdown (funded) | Daily loss limit | Consistency | Min days | Contracts (50K) | Automation | Copy trading | Split | Payout |
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How to use the filters
Start with the drawdown model on the funded stage — it is the rule that ends most accounts, and several firms switch models between evaluation and funded. Then consistency: a strategy with a low win rate and large winners needs “None” or “Funded / payout only.” Daily loss limit decides how many attempts a bad day gets. Automation decides whether a bridge can run unattended. Four filters narrow ten firms to the two or three whose rule sets a given strategy can survive; the Pass Estimator then runs the strategy's statistics against those.
Dashes mean the firm does not publish the figure or it changed too recently to verify; the individual cards say why in each case.
FAQ
Which prop firms use EOD trailing drawdown?
Filter Drawdown model to “EOD trailing”: Topstep, Tradeify, Lucid (Pro/Flex/Direct), TradeDay, Alpha Futures and most MyFundedFutures plans. Apex offers it as a separate product.
Which prop firms have no consistency rule?
Filter Consistency to “None”: Take Profit Trader and FTMO on the evaluation. Several others have none in the evaluation but apply one at payout — use “Funded / payout only.”
Is the comparison data current?
Cross-checked September 2026 against firm documentation and current rule trackers. Rules change quarterly; each firm card lists its sources and the firm's help center is the binding version.
Firm rules verified September 2026. Prop firm rules change frequently; confirm on the firm's site before purchasing an evaluation.