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All futures prop firms

10 firms, ranked by score. Search by name, filter by challenge type, or sort any column. Data checked on or before 25 October 2026.

10 firms
All futures prop firms
#RulesProgramsOfferDetails
1FTMO FuturesCzech Republic, 11 years8.3 out of 104.8 (55,089)1-step$450K$169$100K 1-stepNoneDetails
2TopstepUnited States, 14 years7.0 out of 103.7 (14,989)1-step$750K$99$100K 1-stepNoneDetails
3FundedNext FuturesUnited Arab Emirates, 4 years6.6 out of 104.5 (82,225)1-step, Instant funding$750K$273.99$100K 1-step47% offDetails
4Earn2TradeUnited States, 10 years6.4 out of 104.5 (5,040)1-step$800K$315$100K 1-step50% offDetails
5My Funded FuturesUnited States, 3 years6.2 out of 104.9 (22,577)1-step$450K$282$100K 1-step40% offDetails
6Lucid TradingUnited States, 2 years6.1 out of 104.5 (7,805)1-step, Instant funding$750K$158$100K 1-step40% offDetails
7E8 FuturesUnited States, 5 years6.0 out of 10None1-step$1.15M$280$100K 1-step25% offDetails
8Take Profit TraderUnited States, 5 years6.0 out of 104.4 (10,992)1-step$750K$330$100K 1-step40% offDetails
9TradeifyUnited States, 2 years6.0 out of 104.5 (6,104)1-step, Instant funding$750K$255$100K 1-step30% offDetails
10Apex Trader FundingUnited States, 5 years5.9 out of 104.2 (21,427)1-step$3M$590$100K 1-step90% offDetails

Rules pips:news, EAs, copy trading, overnight, weekendallowedwith limitsnot allowednot stated

Frequently asked questions

How many futures prop firms do you track?

We currently track 10 futures prop firms. We add a firm once we can check its rules, prices and payout terms against its own published documents.

Which futures prop firm has been operating the longest?

Of the firms on this list, Topstep was founded earliest, in 2012. A longer record is not a guarantee, but it means more traders have been through the firm's payout process.

Which firm offers the highest profit split?

E8 Futures advertises a split of up to 100%. Higher splits often come with conditions, such as an add-on fee or a number of payouts before the split rises, which are listed on each firm's page.

What do the coloured bars in the rules column mean?

Each bar is one trading rule: news trading, expert advisors, copy trading, holding overnight and holding over the weekend. Green means allowed, amber means allowed with limits, red means not allowed and grey means the firm does not say.